Death of Former New Hampshire Chief Justice Robert M Wallace
Milford N H April 5 former chief justice of the Superior Court Robert Moore Wallace died today after a long illness He was 67 He led the Superior Court from its 1901 creation and had been associate justice of the supreme court for eight years He resigned as chief justice November 1 1913 He was a Dartmouth graduate and served as a college trustee from 1906 to 1911 He had lived in Milford since 1870 beginning his legal career with Bainbridge Wadleigh
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Governor Walsh Addresses Central Labor Union Visit
Governor Walsh visited Wells Memorial to speak to the Central Labor Union. He compared delegates to legislators and urged a 60 40 split of compensation act premiums in workers favor, noting prem iums now largely go to insurers. The reception was highly enthusiastic with loud applause.
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Governor Calls for Reform and Recall in State Government
The governor faults public officials for viewing themselves as bosses rather than servants. He cites ongoing reforms including initiative and referendum, workers compensation, and urging recall. He stresses representatives must understand others, study problems, and act with honesty and broad perspective.
Why Not Union Inquiry on Wage and Working Conditions
Agent John F Sullivan reported yesterday he visited the Lumber Club to learn the secret of the best wage and working conditions for union members. The report notes ongoing discussions about labor terms and cooperative efforts within the trade.
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State labor views on government and health duty
Massachusetts leaders urge public servants to act as representatives of all people not the wealthy, stressing health, education, and industrial prosperity as government’s core. They discuss workmen compensation, proposed benefit increases, and funding fairness between insured workers and insurance companies. They endorse initiative and recall and reject excessive convention spending.
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Will Not Parade In Votes for Women Demonstration
The Boston Central Labor Union votes against participation in the upcoming Votes for Women parade next month. Delegates at yesterday's meeting declined to accept the recommendation to join the demonstration.
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Boston unions meet on wage scales and lodge plans
Railway and trade union circles in Boston reported meetings of five major train service brotherhoods and local lodges in Fitchburg and Charlestown to discuss wage scales, lodge homes, and joint actions. Other notes mention planned balls, conventions, and wage settlements across electrical, papermaking, plumbing, and hotel unions with updates from Boston and Fall River organizers.
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Wells Memorial
Musterole Remedy Claims Broad Rheumatic Relief
Mustero le advertised as a broad remedy stopping twinges loosening stiff joints and muscles and improving overall well being. It cites relief for sore throat bronchitis tonsillitis croup stiff neck asthma neuralgia headaches and more with hospital use and druggist availability in 25c and 50c jars. A testimonial from Joseph F Swords Oklahoma lauds rapid rheumatic relief after using Musterole.
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