Boston, fiept. It. A statement by Ouy Oyster, Secretary to Pres
ident rianiUL'l 4imiJtr. of the American Federation of Iabor, that
itiH federation stood s.dldly behind the striking; Boston pjllcemen,
eoupl;d with his enr1l"r Intimation that he did not favor a general
strike at this lime, lrft the nubile Ih the dark today as to the next
move of orKiir.'Z'-d labor to ;id tlir. policemen In their fight for union
recognition. Hecn-tary Oyster mudi his declaration as he was board
ing a train for WashlPKlon to report to his chief on conditions as
he had found them hre.
Halloting on the questions of supporting the police continued to
day aluoiix lm al unions,
A hurry rail for ambulances from a police station In the Roi
bury district, where about 100 state guardsmen are housed, caused
some excitement early today. It developed that one of the guards
baa aocldsnUIly discharged a gu n and six soldiers received wounds.
Ship With 1,000 Souls Aboard Lost In Gulf
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Prison
Mingarello Given One to
Three Years for Slaying
James Banco.
WAS STAR BOARDER
AT VICTIM'S HOME
Ixraia Mlng-ftFollo, who shot and
killed Jams Banco In this city on
September 1 last, was sentenced to
state's prison for not more than three
and not less than one year, by Judge
Webb In the Criminal Superior Court
this afternoon. The accused plead
ed ruilty to manslaughter.
State's Attorney Cummlngi review
ed the facts In the case for the court.
