Woman Solon Ordered Out of Court In Indiana
In Indianapolis Mrs Roberta West Nicholson author of Indiana anti heart balm law was forced to leave a superior courtroom by bailiff Joseph G Bowen during a divorce case. Judge Herbert Stewart later apologized to Nicholson calling the action a publicity stunt and criticizing court service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Roberta West Nicholson
Indiana
Herbert Stewart
Nicholson
Joseph G. Bowen
Stewart
Bowen
Widow Seeks Sewing Work To Support Three Children
A reader asks Tack for help locating part time work. A widow with three small children offers to sew dresses for 50 to 75 cents and to do fancy work, paper flowers, and baskets from her 1222 South Buchanan Street home.
Help Wanted Classified Listings From a Past Era
A set of late 19th/early 20th century style personal ads seeks employment and offerings of work. Multiple short notices request maid, hotel, yard work, or general labor, with contact addresses in Phoenix area neighborhoods. Includes a promise of rewards for found items and references offered.
Honest help wanted and free strawberry plants offer
That is honest. I am an experienced truck driver and service station operator. Anyone interested, write me at General Delivery, or call me in care of Mrs. Benge, 2-2851. Tack, L. W. TRUESDALE. FREE STRAWBERRY PLANTS I will give free strawberry plants to anyone who wishes them. 2612 Ong Street, Dial 2-1586. YOUNG LADY WANTS WORK I am a young lady 24 years old and would like to pet work. I have had lots of experience with children and housework, but would not con sider work in a motherless. I would be willing to take good used clothes for part payment. I can furnish references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Garfield Street
North West Third Avenue
Tack
Ong Street
Penetro Drops Claim Quick Cold Relief
An early 20th century ad touts Penetro Drops promising instant nasal relief and soothing inflamed membranes. It markets Penetro Drops for nose and throat at 25c 50c and 1 a bottle, claiming to stop colds before they reach the chest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature
Texas Labor Unions Present Thirty Measures in Legislature
The session sees thirty labor backed bills proposed in Texas with one defeated child labor amendment. Proposals include state employee damages under workers compensation, banning yellow dog contracts, limiting injunctive use, US citizen requirement on public works, minimum wages for women and children, train car limits, prison goods labeling, lobbying regulation, eight hour public works rule, wage clawback bans, licensed plumbing standards, and twice monthly payrolls. Central Labor Union met in Carpenters Hall with A M Cumby presiding and Ira Rucker previewing Amarillo Annual Labor Review expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Senate
House of Representatives
Organized Labor Movement
United States
State Labor Department
Central Labor Union
Carpenters Hall
A. M. Cumby
J. E. Mulhern
R. Ragin
Herb Lytle
Jack Thomas
Painters Union
Ira Rucker
Amarillo
Labor Review
W. W. Finch
Jack
Amarillo union carpenters aid city projects and meeting updates
Thomas and C P Fischer addressed current affairs as Dallas hosts a funeral for George Bird. Amarillo carpenters report full time work on the city reservoir and a tourist camp project while meetings grow in attendance. Various local workers are active on CCC and government jobs as labor leadership changes unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Union
New City
Eighth Avenue
Highway 66
New Chairman Indiana Supports Labor Backed Measures
The measures were supported by organized labor and opposed by lobbyists for the railroad owners. The introduction of dial system telephones displaced thousands of workers and reshaped the communications industry in Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Organized Labor Movement
Dallas Teachers Organize First Local of AFT
The Dallas School Teachers form a local of the American Federation of Teachers, the first teacher local in Texas. The note includes unusual banquet plans by the Brotherhood of Bread and Bin Burners and a reminder for decorum, with proceeds reportedly to aid the Working Girls Home amid national unemployment figures cited by William Green of the AFL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Texas
American Federation of Teachers
Brotherhood of Bread and
Ssafras
United States
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Thedford’s Black-Draught Remains Popular Laxative
The old vegetable laxative thrives as a trusted remedy with many users. Mrs. A. M. Brumley of Steele Missouri says her father used Black-Draught and she still relies on it for headache constipation and post meal discomfort. The ad highlights quick relief and enduring popularity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thedford
A. M. Brumley
Steele, Mo
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Solon
Somerville
Mass
U.P
Walter L. Hovey
Post Falls
Ida
Ted Ladke
North Tayor Street
G. R
South Buchanan Street
Parker Pen Company
Sena Eer
North
J. D. Burns
North van Buren Street
North Side Station
Penetro
By John Moore
HV Robertson Company
Oliver Earle
Femion
Tune In Plough
Pleasure Island
NBC Network
Ford Dealers
Up—F
Detroit
Universal Credit Co
Ford Finance Plan
Aly
Charles D. Butler
Lincoln Street
The
Carpenters Union
Carpenters
C. A. Chesshir
Dovie
Amarilo Carpenters
CCC
Palo Duro Canyon
Joe P. Schiffbauer
Electrical Workers Union
Veterans’ Hospital
Muskogee
Okla
Mrs Schiffbauer
Pete Broome
Colorado
Otto Kerr
Amarillo Electrician
Broome Electric Company
Benton, Ark
Frank Morrison
Martin F. Ryan
A. F. of L
Atlantic City
Fto
Gougers
Emily Newell Blair
Mary Rumsey
NRA Consumers' Advisory Board
Mamma
Sister
Reed and
Barton
Covert
Reed and Barton
Fred Wagner
Polk Jeweler
Polk
Bell Tailoring Company
Horizon
Manhattan
Polk Street
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