New England Camp Site Rush Lures Thousands to White Mountains
Forest Service reports a flood of inquiries after a government offer of camp site leases in the White Mountains. Officials in Gorham NH issued pamphlets detailing occupancy permits for summer homes and commercial use, with rents set by land values and a five acre limit, aiming to balance use with forest protection.
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New England
White Mountains
Great National Forest Reservation
New
Benedict
Gorham
Forest Service
Mit
Russell Pond
Youngest Alderman to Take Bride Today
Alderman James A. McLaughlin and Miss Veronica Bonin of Woburn marry at 2 20 this afternoon at St Charles parochial house. The ceremony marks the 30th anniversary of the brides parents marriage. McLaughlin, a longtime Woburn Times reporter, will reside at 15 Kilby Street, Woburn, after a wedding trip.
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James A. McLaughlin
Veronica Bonin
Woburn
St. Charles
James J. Keegan
Louis T. Bonin
McLaughlin
Woburn Times
Boston Post
Call of the Dinner Bell Portrait of Studio Cafes and Dreams
A writer recalls a letter from a 13 year old asking if film actresses eat like others and ponders aspiring girls dreams of stardom. The piece paints studio life at a cafe with actors in costume imagining travels, world peace, and the allure of glamorous meals.
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Mary
Hothouse
Studio
H. G. Wells
Duchess Vere de Vere
Don Quixote
Marie Antoinette
Duke of Wellington
Napoleon
Tenstams
Motion Picture Company Addresses Listed in City Notice
The notice catalogs the street addresses of major film studios in New York City including Famous Players at 128 West 56th Street Pathe at 25 West 45th Street Biograph 807 West 175th Street Essanay 43 West 89th Street Mutual 126 West 46th Street Kalem 235 West 28rd Street Vitagraph Selig and Lubin 1600 Broadway.
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Ambitious
Motion Picture Company
Famous Players Company
West 56Th Street
New York
Pathe
West 45Th Street
Biograph
175Th Street
Essanay
West 89Th Street
Mutual
West 46Th Street
Kalem
28Rd Street
Vitagraph
Selig
Lubin
Broadway
Striking Boston Dress and Waist Workers Return to Shops
Most strikers at the Boston Dress and Waist Manufacturers Association shops resume work this morning after a walkout called for better conditions. Independent makers seeking settlements will meet at the Women s Trade Union League as the executive committee seeks to end the dispute this week. Pickets remain near independent shops while two thirds of laborers plan to return to their benches.
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Boston
Women’s Trade Union League
Labor's Progressive Reform Agenda Outlined in New York
John Mitchell head of the State Industrial Commission laid out a program advocating a minimum wage eight hour day child labor protections and safety and health laws for workers. He called for safeguards in dangerous occupations and improved sanitary housing conditions along with preserving jury trial free speech and a free press. Community union appeals and upcoming union balls are noted including events for railroad station employees and department store drivers, with local post office clerks reporting a monthly meeting and bills indorsed by Congressman Tague.
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Danbury
Conn
Brotherhood of
Roughan Hall
Intercolonial Hall
Dudley Street
Roxbury
Teamsters’ Joint Council
International For Indorsement
National Federation of Post Office Clerks’ Union
Quincy House
Tague
Mary Pickford Talks to Run in Daily Post Series
Advice on diet and skincare accompanies notice that Mary Pickford's Talks will appear in the Daily Post five days weekly and in the Sunday Post each Sunday, with guidance on nourishing food and cold cream.
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Mary Pickford
Daily Post
Sunday Post
Six Aims Declared for Organized Labor Policy
A political figure states organized labor will pursue six specific aims, asserting a focused program. The declaration outlines goals tied to workers' rights, bargaining leverage, wage standards, workplace safety, and collective action within the labor movement.
Hatters’ Union Leader Reports Broad Appeal for Fund
Labor Notes: Charles Norris, general organizer for the Hatters Union, stated that several unions in his jurisdiction continue to act on the appeal of the A F of H B to help raise a fund to assist hatters in need.
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Charles Norris
The
Hatters’ Union
A. F. of Hb
Hatters
Lincoln Birthday Observed at East Boston Synagogue
The Linath Hazedek Association celebrated Lincoln's birthday yesterday at the Linath Hazedek Synagogue on Chelsea street in East Boston.
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Lincoln
E. Boston
Linath Hazedek Association
Lincoln’s
Linath Hazedek Synagogue
Chelsea Street
East
Boston
Deaths Noonan in East Weymouth
Thomas Noonan died in East Weymouth. Funeral from 67 Shawmut Street on Wednesday February 16 at 8 30 a m. High Mass of Requiem at Immaculate Conception at 9 o clock. Relatives and friends invited.
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MNY
Lotta Sun
Virginia
Iggett Myer Tobacco
Children of
Labor News
John Mitchell
State Industrial Commission
LABOR
Wolf's
My Clothier
Hanover
Portland
Seo
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