Baptists Urge Taft to Back Webb Liquor Bill
In Manchester New Hampshire on February 25 delegates from about 200 Baptist and Free Baptist churches in New England urged President Taft to approve the Webb interstate liquor bill. The convention authorized a telegram urging favorable action on the measure recently passed by Congress.
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Manchester
N. H
New England Baptist Convention
Taft
Webb
Congress
Prohibition
Baptist and Free Baptist Churches of
New England
New England States
Widening Pleasant Street to Begin May 1
Commissioner of Public Works Rourke announces start of Pleasant street widening from Washington street to Park square on May 1. Property owners have been served, and tenants must vacate the affected premises by the start date.
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Rourke
Pleasant Street
Washington Street
Park Square
Prohibition Debate on Shrill Auto Horns Before Committee
The committee on roads and bridges debated auto horn rules. Arthur L. Spring urged allowing the Highway Commission to regulate horn use. Opponents argued pedestrians ignore horns that are not shrill.
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Committee On Roads and Bridges
Arthur L. Spring
The
Highway Commission
Claim pact of agents and unions under labor conspiracy
Officers and members of the Noddie Island Assembly No 5789 Longshoremen Knights of Labor file suit in the Supreme Judicial Court alleging a conspiracy by four other longshoremen’s unions AF of L and four steamship line agents to bar them from employment after March 20 1913.
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Noddie Island
Knights of Labor
Supreme Judicial Court
American Federation of Labor
Noddle
Four Sea Carrier Agents Targeted In Labor Suit
The Noddle Island Assembly and officers sue John H. Thomas, Charles Stewart, John Wylde, and John F. Cusick plus other union leaders to enjoin them from enforcing a nonemployment pact. They claim the four agents control foreign cargo handling in Boston and threaten to bar nonmembers. hearings set for March 4.
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John H. Thomas
White Star and Leyland
Charles Stewart
Cunard
John Wylde
Germany
Central
South America
Australia
East
John F. Cusick
A. C. Lombard’s Sons
Europe
Boston
Transatlantic Steamship Conference
William J. Hoban
Noddle Island
William O’brien
Daniel O’connell
George W. Brady
American Federation of Labor, Longshoremen’s Trade Council
Trade Council
Exiled Mexican Leaders Depart by Gunboat Cuba
A party including a Cuban minister escorted by Manuel Marquez Sterling traveled from Mexico City to board the gunboat Cuba with Francisco I. Madero Sr. and Ernesto Madero. The group sailed to Havana amid secrecy, with the Mexican government agreeing to the escort and use of the gunboat for the exiles. The Madero family planned to stay in Havana for some time.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Manuel Marquez Sterling
Cuba
Ernesto Madero
Havana
Madero
Dainty Lamp Shades Made at Home Illustrations
See next Sunday’s Post for a valuable article with illustrations showing how to craft delicate lamp shades at home. The feature explains materials and steps, offering practical tips for quick, decorative lighting projects.
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Winter ST
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Washington
House
Cook
American Wine Co
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Vera Cruz
Francisco I. Madero, Jr
Senora
President Madero
Siegel-Cooper Co
Chichago
Simpson-Crawford Co
New York
14Th Street
Vaals
Copenhagen
Floo
Lancaster
Prema
RY Siegel CO
Essex Streets
Hird
Roacme
Armure Tapestry
de Cretories
America
Axminster Ugs
Remember
Gorevan
Madras
Catsup
Bridgton
Corn
Woodsboro
Maine
Ecoa
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Siegel Cooper & Co
Chicago
Floor
Elaine
Ile i Bone
Diese Cae Ese & Great Stores
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Ford Ca
Henry , Siegel Co
Voile
Batiste
Odd Lot
Mit
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Ingrerie Lse
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Prince of Wales
ALC
Patent Colt
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Oxford
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