Labor Back of G O P Denied by Gompers
President Samuel Gompers of the American Federation of Labor denied a Marion report that T W O Connor promised aid to a senator, saying Connor lacks official authority to pledge Federation political support. Secretary Morrison thought a steel strike in spring unlikely but noted a drive to expand unionizing.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Marion
T. W.o’connor
International Longshoremen’s Union
Morrison
Boston Ten Cent Fare Provokes Atlanta Mayor
Mayor James Key of Atlanta visits Boston calling the 10-cent streetcar fare the height of absurdity and urges municipal ownership of utilities. He cites Boston’s public schools as a model and notes Atlanta plans to adopt similar reforms after his return. He also comments on disappearing political corruption in the South.
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Boston
America
James Key
Atlanta
Post
Touraine
Key
Peters
Young
Georgia
South
Mayor Key
Workman Electrocuted at Bridgewater Mill
Henry Shields, 54, was fatally electrocuted when a fuse blew while he tried to place a motor fuse at Eastern Grain Company in Bridgewater. He collapsed, and died at the scene, after receiving 550 volts.
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Bridgewater
Eastern Grain Company
Henry Shields
Walsh to Open Campaign in South Boston and Hyde Park
Senator John Jackson Walsh, the Democratic gubernatorial candidate, will begin his campaign with rallies in South Boston and Hyde Park later this week. Hyde Park sent him to the Senate and Southern District was his first home district after arriving from Dublin.
Boston Woman Seeks Divorce Names Corespondent in $50,000 Attachment
Mrs. Florence M. Clem of Boston through her attorneys Hannigan and Fox obtained an attachment on Vernal E. Clem’s property for 50 000 as she files for divorce. Margaret Constantine of Cliftondale is named corespondent. The action was initiated in Jamaica Plain.
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Florence M. Clem
Boston
Hannigan & Fox
Vernal E. Clem
Ballard Street
Jamaica Plain
Margaret Constantine
Cliftondale
Fox
Dr True's Elixir advertised for children relief
An old advertisement promotes Dr True's Elixir as a family laxative and worm repeller for children. It claims quick relief from constipation cramps and worm symptoms, citing a user from Caddo Oklahoma and appeals to mothers with allegations of safety and herbs.
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Dr. True
Wm. G. Bonin
Caddo
Oklahoma
Clem and Constantine Married in Boston in 1906
Mrs. Clem sues for divorce alleging infidelity by husband Clem of Westwood Farm Milk Company in Boston on April 13 1920 and other occasions. She claims he warned she would not get a cent if she left and said he would leave the country first. They have no children.
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Clem
Westwood Farm Milk Company
Constantine
Boston
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