Garment Workers Hope for Early Settlement Amid Broad Strike
United Garment Workers and allied factions pressed for peace as 11 000 workers in other branches voted on demands and potential strike action. Union leaders urged an early settlement while talks continued with employers and city officials.
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United Garment Workers
Arturo Giovannitti
Lawrence
Chamber of Commerce
A. Onthank
Summer Street
Almy Bros
Charles Maguire
Devonshire Street
Oak Hall Clothing Company
Washington Street
Foss
International Ladies’ Garment Workers
New York
Industrial Workers of the World
F. H. McCarthy
Ayode
America Tall
Women's Trade Union League
Raincoat Makers’ Union
King Pardon Put Off for a Week
The Boston timing on King pardoning was given as no action after full council discussion. Uncertainty grew over conditional pardons, health, and possible court review while King’s supporters pressed for release and a conference with authorities.
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State House
Youngest Suffragist Honors at Boston Law School
Elva Stuart Pease of Edgartown the youngest active suffragist in New England traveled to Boston to present a silk banner and honor badges to Boston University Law School Democrats. The banner, made with Rita Thaxter and Kathleen Vincent, honors campaign work and will adorn the law students and speakers James A. McGeough Frank J. Donahue Thomas P. Riley along with several student leaders and officers.
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Elva Stuart Pease
Edgartown
New England
Boston
Democratic Club
Boston University Law School
Democratic Party
Pease
Rita Thaxter
Kathleen Vincent
Law School
Miss Pease
Bradford
Benjamin W. Pease
Democratic Committee
James E. Connor
John S. Dorsey
Edwin Sullivan
Connecticut Senate to probe bribe charges in Cadwell nomination
Hartford Feb 5 The Connecticut Senate named a three member committee to investigate open bribery allegations by Senator Hurley of Waterbury. He said he was offered $300 to stay away from the chamber during the vote on Governor Cadwell's highway commissioner nomination. Resolution passed without any dissent.
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Hartford
Conn
Connecticut Senate
Hurley
Waterbury
Senate
W. H. Cadwell
Dr Chase Wins Right to Use Doctor Title in Osteopathy
In Portsmouth New Hampshire Miss Julia A Chase an osteopathic physician wins on appeal the right to use the titles doctor and physician She holds a diploma from the American School of Osteopathy and treats ailments solely by osteopathic methods The NH Supreme Court ruling upholds osteopathy’s standing in the state and ends a dispute over her signage and professional designation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perior
Supreme Court of
New Hampshire
Julia A. Chase
Chase
American School of Osteopathy
Paris Fashion Pages Preview in Next Sunday's Post
Every woman seeking the latest Paris fashions will find two full pages in next Sunday's Post. One page features electrotype pictures and the other shows four color pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Funny van Loon
Paris
Asthmatics Regain Health with Ascatco Remedy
Historic notice praises Ascatco as a lasting cure for asthma. It touts a seven drop dose in water twice daily, claims long term relief with reports of cures five years past, and notes availability at Riker-Jaynes Drug Stores with a free mail sample from Ascatco Laboratory in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ascatco
Ascarco
Riker-Jaynes
Ascatco Laboratory
West 25Th Street
New York City
Fortifications Bill Passes Senate in Minutes
In under ten minutes the Senate approved the fortifications appropriation bill carrying $5,218,250 matching the House authorized amount.
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Senate
Washington
House
Postponed bout between Moha and Thompson rescheduled
Milwaukee Feb 5 The 10 round bout between Wilad Bob Moha and Cyclone Johnny Thompson slated for tonight has been postponed to Feb 17. Also noted: John Kenneth Turner story When the River Went Out highlighted in next Sunday Post Magazine.
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Milwacker
Wilad Bob’ Moha
Johnny Thompson
John Kenneth Turner
Post
How to Save the Eyes free treatise offered
Dr Corish publishes a useful guide How to Save the Eyes urging readers to obtain a free copy. The booklet promises plain language instructions to preserve sight and prevent eye troubles, available postage prepaid from The Okola Laboratory Rochester Dept. 750K.
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Okola Laboratory
Rochester
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Berty
R. Va
Mass
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Cardenlo F. King
McLaughlin
King
Bridgewater
Charlestown
Friends
Frank King
Springfield
B. U. Democratic Club
Houghton & Dutton’s
Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
Battle Creek, Mich
Grace
van Loon
Ais Aster
Riger
Osteopath
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N. H
Municipal
WM. Sheinwald
Boston Fire Insurance Company
Greater Boston
Summer St
Back Bay
Russia
W. L. Douglas Custom Shoes
Wewest High Boot
State Street
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Bock Beer
Norfolk
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