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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1914
Page
2
Portsmouth New Hampshire February 10 The mayor and public works superintendent clashed over street labor orders with the mayor seeking to dismiss workers and fill positions. The dispute arises from the new administration's attempt to control staffing on public projects.
Evangeline Booth of the Salvation Army, ill for weeks with peritonitis, is much improved and may leave her room briefly tomorrow, according to her physician in New York.
Five minutes to relief from indigestion and stomach misery with Pape's Diapepsin. A fifty cent case digests food, stops sour risings belching and stomach heaviness, and keeps the entire family free from indigestion for months.
Nearly 500 mourners from the Carpenters' District Council and Building Trades' Council attended the funeral of Daniel H. W. Deegom, with rites at his Mattapan home and Mt. Hope Cemetery. Bearers included John J. Halley and others, led by William J. Walsh and John E. Potts.
Massillon Ohio February 10 General J S Coxey leader of an unemployed army from Massillon to Washington in 1894 announced his candidacy for Governor of Ohio on the Socialist ticket at the upcoming August primaries. He said he would conduct a vigorous campaign.
Rioting in Tokio leaves many hurt and numerous arrests after clashes between police and the public during a turbulent day surrounding the Japanese parliament.
Overcoat sale at Harrison Co. lists $15 coats now $7.50 including chin chillag and black kerseys. Advt notes wholesale stock half retail prices at 662 672 Washington St with bold pricing and availability.
Bennett A. Treat, 68, of Oxford, died after helping a woman crank a car in Derby on Saturday. While turning the crank the mechanism snapped back, breaking his arm in two places and leading to infection that proved fatal last night.
The Danbury hatters case returns to the Supreme Court for a second appearance. It concerns whether labor unions fall under the Sherman anti trust law and involves a New York federal court ruling awarding D. E. Loewe damages of 252000 for hatboycott violations.
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