Stillman Divorce Tale Hints at Possible Compromise
New York stories report James A Stillman head of National City Bank and his wife Mrs Anne Still face a tense Christmas as their divorce suit lingers. Anne spends the holiday with her children while plans for a lunch with James and Alexander unfold. Hints emerge that rising fatigue over the publicity may push toward an out of court settlement.
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New York
United News
Anne Still
Ben
James A. Stillman
National City Bank
Stillman
Tillman
Chilver Ames A. Jr
Alexander
Anne
Baby Guy
James
Guy
Million in liquor seized at border
Customs officials and federal prohibition agents along the New York Canadian border confiscated liquor valued at $1,000,000 and automobiles worth $260,000 this month as Christmas and New Year’s festivities approached.
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Malone
N. Y
United States
New York State
Minimum Wage Law Needs Stronger Enforcement Say Massachusetts Group
The Consumers' League of Massachusetts calls to strengthen the 1922 minimum wage law by adding a mandatory clause granting the minimum wage commission the power to enforce its decrees. The bulletin emphasizes raising the low end of the wage scale to meet living costs and protects female and minor workers.
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Minimum Wage Commission
Consumers’ League of Massachusetts
League
Friends of the
Massachusetts Minimum Wage Debate Seeks Enforceable Law
The league argues current Massachusetts rules lack teeth as most states enforce minimum wage through mandates. The Department of Labor and Industries notes 12 firms were named for noncompliance this fall, with public opinion and wage costs shaping the debate.
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Massachusetts
League
Commission
Department of Labor and Industries
Locates Brother After 35 Years In Arizona Reunion
Charles H. Hyde of the William IV Gilbert Clock Company located his long lost brother Nelson J. Hyde in Roosevelt Arizona after 56 years apart. Nelson, 69, had left New Marlboro Massachusetts and reconnected via inquiries to the New Marlboro postmaster and letters to Hattie Ford in Terryville and Charles H. Hyde in Winsted. The brothers and their families, separated for decades, were reunited. Nelson has been mining in Arizona.
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Terryville
Charles H. Hyde
Winsted
Geister
Nelson J. Hyde
Arizona
Boland Opposed to Irish Treaty in Dublin Visit
New York December 27 Harry J Bo an Irish envoy to America and member of Dáil Eireann left for Dublin to vote on the peace treaty with Great Britain voicing opposition to the pact and its terms.
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New York
Harry J. Boand
America
Dall Eireann
Great Britain
Dublin
Textile listings for velvets and storm serge fabrics
Chiffon Velvets forty inch very fine quality in colors and black priced at 3.95. Storm Serge fifty inch all wool double warp sponged and shrunk extra heavy in navy dark brown and black valued at 1.50 per yard now reduced to 1.00.
Sale Notice: Hardware and Sewing Goods Discounts
In this sale catalog fragment, items include assorted sizes of snap fasteners in black and white, eT Re 4 cards and 10 Super Tape. Cotton tape sold by piece, Marcel iron two-prong, shoe trees with hardwood tops. Prices shown as 10c and 13c and 15c.
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