Canadian Views of Industrial Disputes Act A Boston Talk
In Boston the Canadian Labor Minister W L Mackenzie King presented the 1907 act as a tool for industrial peace. He noted 80 board submissions since 1907 with 74 direct agreements or strikes averted, saving wages and stabilizing labor relations across coal and public utilities sectors.
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Mr. King
Beacon Hill
Chamber of Commerce
Massachusetts
House of Representatives
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Somerville
Edward A. Filene
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One Day Cold Cure Bromo Quinine Adcard
Laxative Bromo Quinine marketed as a universal cold cure. Claims universal use with a one day remedy. Features mention of E. W. Grove signature and price of 25 cents. Distributed widely for congestion, cough, and ache relief.
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E. W. Grove
Russell Hearing Revelations Fuel Courtroom Turmoil
Frank E. Morton testified in the East Cambridge Probate Court that he does not know of any plot to plant an impostor as the Russell heir and believes the claimant is Daniel Blake Russell. Witness Leslie Kingsley identified the claimant as Rousseau, while court proceedings repeatedly interrupted by confrontations and judge’s orders to restore order.
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Wek
Russell
Ferdinand B. Almy
Morton
Daniel Russell
Daniel Blake Russell
Boston
Dickinson
N. C
Melrose
Simpson
Leslie Kingsley
Louisville, N. Y
Coun
Mr. Simpson
Rousseau
Kingsley
Chase
Messina
Commonwealth Hotel
James Rousseau
Lon Riley
Ben Deno
Detective Nash
Frank FE. Morton
Bismarck
N. D
Medura
St. Charles
Nason
Ino
Michael C. Conley
Newspaper Wagon Drivers Elect New Officers
At the annual election James J. Trainor was elected president to succeed William J. Boyle. Abraham Pearlstein became vice-president and W. J. Doherty, recording secretary. Driscoll is financial secretary and treasurer with several trustees and delegates also chosen. President Murphy and President Jennings spoke as officers were installed.
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Wagon Drivers’ Union
James J. Trainor
William J. Boyle
Abraham Pearlstein
W. J. Doherty
M. J. Driscoll
J. Friendlich
Louis Leventhal
Charles Meyer
Frank Brugman
Louis Roff
John Healey
No Warrant Withdrawn in Libel Arrest Case
Martin M. Lomasney withdrew the petition for a warrant to arrest John J. Leonard on criminal libel charges arising from an advertisement in daily papers supporting James J. Storrow. Counsel Michael J. Creed said the complainant withdrew after receiving a letter from Leonard admitting he did not know what had been printed until reading it the next day.
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Martin M. Lomasney
John J. Leonard
James J. Storrow
Leonard
Michael J. Creed
Lomasney
Murray
Mr. Leonard
Two Swedes Rescued From Elevated Track Peril
Two Swedish men, unable to speak English, were rescued from the Elevated road structure between Beach street and South terminal on the Atlantic avenue loop late last night. They were hidden by storm and darkness and narrowly avoided being struck by a train that departed Dudley street at 11 14. Motormen saw their forms just in time to avert disaster. They reportedly walked the tracks on snow laden ties instead of staying on the narrow walkway, astonishing road employees.
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Beach Street
South Terminal
Atlantic Avenue
Dudley Street
Small loaf bill debated as high flour costs strain bakers
The article details a Beverly backed move to limit loaf sizes to curb law violations amid high flour prices. Bakers warn reduced loaves raise costs and shrink weight, while officials claim regular inspections prevent misweighting. A Boston baker explains the public’s price expectations and the effect on two and eight ounce loaves.
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State Board of Health
Durgin
Boston Board of Health
Parker S. Davis
Beverly
John J. Cummings
James A. Wright
George Thissell
William L. Wood
Cummings
Charles B Woolley
Boston
Mayor-elect Fitzgerald Opposes Bread Weight Law Change
Mayor-elect John F. Fitzgerald told a Post reporter there is no necessity to change current bread loaf weights. He argues the proposed law would increase margins of profit beyond what is warranted.
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John F. Fitzgerald
Post
Start Fund for Aged Teacher Honors Capen at Boston Latin
The Boston Latin School Association starts a trust fund for Mr. and Mrs. Capen to honor Charles J. Capen long serving teacher since 1852. Funds will support the couple during their lives and remaining principal funds scholarships for graduates. Treasurer Thomas Tileston Baldwin accepts subscriptions at 53 State Street with hopes from 62 classes.
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Charles J. Capen
Boston Latin School
Boston
Capen
Thomas Tileston Baldwin
State Street
Stomach Cancer Warning and Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
The article warns that cancer of the stomach is rising and often begins as indigestion. It urges preventive medicine, links rapid eating and irritants to risk, and promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a remedy for functional stomach disorders to reduce cancer risk. It advises readers over 35 with dyspepsia to use the product and obtain a free sample from F. A. Stuart Co.
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Stuart
F. A. Stuart Co
Stuart Bldg
Marshall, Mich
Elsa Tudor Scores a Hit in Jordan Hall Dance Recital
Madame de Pierrefeu born Elsa Tudor wowed a Boston audience with interpretative dances in Jordan Hall. The Festival Orchestra under Emil Mollenhauer provided music and stage settings enhanced her striking costume and dramatic presence. The program featured The Cave Dweller, The Air Spirit, The Rosary, Blue Danube, a sylph dance, and Chopin preludes with strong audience applause.
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Elsa Tudor
Jordan Hall
Boston
Festival Orchestra
Emil Mollenhauer
Madame Pierrefeu
Mme
Pierrefeu
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