Foundry Rules Limit Women to 25 Pound Cores
State Board of Labor and Industries adopts foundry rules restricting women core workers. Women may not handle cores over 60 pounds nor cubical content above two cubic feet, and no core over one cubic foot total content. Partitions may be required to separate ovens from work areas to prevent fumes. Gangways for molten metals must be four feet wide, or three feet where single-handed women work. Protective measures against harmful drafts are mandated.
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State Board of Labor and Industries
Man Charged With Theft From Mails in New York
Adolph Kunchich also known as Fredrick Townsend was arrested yesterday charged with larceny of letters from the mails in New York. He pleaded not guilty and was held in $1000 bail for a morning hearing before United States Commissioner Hayes.
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Adolph Kunchich
Fredrick Townsend
New York
Kunchich
United States
Hayes
Pledging Candidates Bill Lost in House Vote
After a heated session the House defeated the pledging candidates bill by 77 to 124 on a roll call. Debates also centered on submitting public policy questions to voters and other measures. An appropriation of 375000 for the constitutional convention was reported favorably, including 240000 for member salaries and 25000 for mileage. Senate adjourned debatable bills to next week.
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House
Labor Committee
Committee On Social Welfare
Committee On Ways and Means
Senate
Boston
Committee On Roads and Bridges
Donahoe Suit Claims Assault by Dentist in Trial
Dr. Arthur C. Mair, a dentist at 276 Tremont Street, faces a $5000 damage suit from Miss Harriet A. Donahoe. Dr. James W. Daley testified that Donahoe owed payment, that no threats were made, and that the removal of bridgework was discussed. The defense argues the assault and imprisonment allegations are false, with cross examination downplaying any harsh conduct. The trial resumes next Monday.
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Harriet A. Donahoe
Arthur C. Mair
Tremont Street
James W. Daley
Mair
Miss Donahoe
Dr. Daley
Edna W. Brander
Chelsea
Newman Lectures on New China at Symphony Hall
FE M Newman delivered the second Oriental series lecture at Symphony Hall, describing nine changes in China over the last 25 years. He highlighted progress, historic temples, pagodas, sampan cities, and life on the Yangtse River with cities like Hong Kong Canton Macao Shanghai Nanking Hopkan. The lecture repeats this afternoon.
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Symphony Hall
M. Newman
China
Hong Kong
Canton
Maccao
Shanghai
Nanking
Hopkan
Yangtse
Great Health Tonic Kratos Wine Bitters Ad
Advertisement for Kratos Wine Bitters as a tonic to enrich blood increase vigor and appetite. Promoted as the Great Health Tonic and offered for sale at F. M. Doyle & Company's, 38 Hanover Street, Boston, Mass.
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F. M. Doyle & Company
Hanover Street
Boston
Mass
Gift Completes Million Dollar Methodist Pension Fund
Dr Joseph B Hingeley announces receipt of 300000 from Mrs Willis James New York completing her 1 million gift to the Methodist Episcopal Church pension fund for preachers widows and orphans care in Chicago on March 2.
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Chicago
Joseph B. Hingeley
Board of Conference Claimants
Willis James
New York
Methodist Episcopal Church
Germans Make Harvard Gift to Munsterberg Library
Count Johannes von Bernstorff the former German ambassador to the United States is named among donors to Harvard University for the Hugo Munsterberg Library gift announced yesterday Curt H Reisinger Harvard graduate presented the library from the Munsterberg estate as a memorial to Hugo Munsterberg Felix Warburg Count von Bernstorff Mrs Hugo Reisinger Jacob H Schiff George Eher Jr August Hecksher Mrs Samuel Untermeyer the German University League the German Society of Boston and others funded the gift.
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United States
Hugo Munsterberg
Harvard University
Harvard
Curt H. Reisinger
Munsterberg
Felix Warburg
Count von Bernstorff
Hugo Reisinger
Jacob H. Schiff
George Ehrer, Jr
August Hecksher
Mrs
Samuel Untermeyer
The
German University League
German Society of Boston
German Atlantic Raider Reported as Puheme Raider
Copenhagen dispatch says former American prisoners say the German raider in the Atlantic is the Puheme commanded by Lieutenant Berg. The report comes from Yarrowdale survivors who reached Copenhagen and describe the raider’s identity and leadership.
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Copenhagen
Yarrowdale
Atlantic
Berg
Tech to Establish Aeronautics Club and Aeroplane Corps
Tech plans an Aeronautics Club with a flying corps under War Department direction. The mass meeting formed the unit within the general preparedness push. Modeled after Princeton and Illinois, it will include actual flying and the mechanical research side, leveraging Tech’s top nautical laboratory.
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War Department
Tech
Princeton
Illinois University
Army
Engineer Corps
Boston Girl Awarded 12500 Verdict in Truck Injury Case
Matilda Miller, a Boston girl, was awarded 12,500 dollars by a jury in the Superior Court against Flash Chemical Company for injuries to her head after being struck by a company truck. The accident occurred on June 15, 1914, while she was in Providence.
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Matilda Miller
Boston
Flash Chemical Company
Providence
Many Aspire to Convention in State Nomination Papers
Several hundred candidates for the coming constitutional convention filed nomination papers with the Secretary of State yesterday. The list included Albert E. Pillsbury of Wellesley, John A. Kelcher of Boston, John D. Ryan of Holyoke, James E. Maguire of Boston, John W. McAnarney of Quincy, Judge Thomas W. Kenefick of Palmer, and Rear-Admiral Francis T. Bowles. These candidates will run in Congressional or Representative districts. Addison P. Beardsley of Winslet and Walter A. Buie of Boston filed papers for delegate-at-large.
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Albert E. Pillsbury
Wellesley
John A. Kelcher
Boston
John D. Ryan
Holyoke
James E. Maguire
John W. McAnarney
Quincy
Thomas W. Kenefick
Palmer
Francis T. Bowles
Addison P. Beardsley
Winslet
Walter A. Buie
Lampoon Editors to Dine Tonight at Cambridge
The 41st annual Harvard Lampoon dinner will be held this evening at the Lampoon home on Mt. Auburn street in Cambridge. More than 150 guests are expected including former editors and Harvard faculty. R. C. Evarts will be toastmaster with Winston Churchill and Robert E. Sherwood speaking.
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Harvard Lampoon
Lampoon
Mt. Auburn Street
Cambridge
College
Harvard
R. C. Evarts
Winston Churchill
Robert E. Sherwood
The
New York Congressman Dies in Washington
Washington March 2 Representative Michael F Conry of New York City a Democratic member of Congress for four terms and re elected for fifth died at a hospital here after a long kidney illness He was 47 years old He had continued serving on the Ways and Means Committee and worked on the revenue bill until last week
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Washington
Michael F. Conry
New York City
Congress
Capitol
Ways and Means
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