Open shop rumor denied by Building Trades panel
The Building Trades Employers' Association denied the circulating claim that it had voted to establish an open shop and operate its shops on that basis. Secretary John F. Walsh called the rumor unfounded, though he noted many employers and union members anticipate open shop as a possible response to wage demands if tensions persist.
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Building Trades Labor
Building Trades Employers’ Association
John F. Walsh
Association
Walsh
Nearly Ready to Fly Ocean Flight Planned
Howard Rinehart, premier experimental aviator at Dayton Wright, awaits company president’s authority to finalize a De Havilland 4 warplane for a solo Atlantic flight. The craft mirrors models flown in France by American aviators.
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Dayton, CO
Howard Rinehart
Dayton Wright Airplane Company
Atlantic
France
Army Seeks Non English Speaking Aliens Enlistment
Secretary Baker sent a bill to Congress to authorize enlistment in the army of non English speaking citizens and aliens. If enacted, the War Department will establish recruit educational centres for instruction of these recruits.
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Washington
Baker
Congress
War Department
Two Minute Talks for Americans by Charles Franklin Jones
Boston author Charles Franklin Jones argues that liberty and freedom are eternal, universal rights used for good, not harm. He notes some misuse the terms by demanding unequal wages or endorsing violence and urges that true liberty limits harm while empowering virtuous acts.
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Charles Franklin Jones
Boston
Willie Brown
Willie
Motor Car Thieves Kill Policeman in Chase
In Philadelphia on May 27 two men who offered a stolen motor car in Trenton for sale shot and killed Abner Braun a Trenton motorcycle policeman after a two mile pursuit. Braun was shot five times when he overtook the car near Philadelphia.
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Philyadelphia
Trenton
Abner Braun
Braun
Philadelphia
One Missing and 15 Injured in Cuban Fire
In Santiago Cuba on May 27 a hotel and multiple dwellings burned. One man is missing and 15 persons were injured as American and Cuban soldiers aided firemen hampered by water shortages.
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Santiago
Cuba
Cathedral schedules Ascension and Memorial Day services
Multiple ceremonies planned at the Cathedral Church of St. Paul for Ascension Day and Memorial Day including Holy Communion, morning prayers, addresses by Dean Rousmaniere, noonday services, and evening prayers. Other church notices include retirements, new pastor starts, and memorial observances across Boston's religious community.
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Dean Rousmaniere
Cathedal
Anson B. Howard
Rolfe P. Crum
St. Paul's
Syracuse
Church of the Advent
Funeral for Mrs E C Fogg Draws Local Attendees
Proprietors managers and staff of Edeston hotels along with patrons attended the funeral of Mrs E C Fogg. The obsequies reflected the regard held for her by hotel workers and guests in the community.
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E. C. Fogg
Edéston Hotels
The Thing That Couldn't Be in Boston Sunday Post Magazine
Margaret Cameron’s new Tangles tale appears in the next Boston Sunday Post Magazine. The series, self contained, is hailed as the finest American humor in fiction to emerge recently.
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Margaret Cameron
Boston Sunday Post
Hearing on Berger's Eligibility Today
Washington May 27 Hearings on Victor Berger's eligibility for a House seat begin before a House committee June 11. The proceedings aim to determine whether Berger meets constitutional eligibility requirements for membership.
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Berger
Washington
Victor Berger
House
House Commerce Committee
Health Talk Ad Emphasizes Stomach and Bowels Care
An advertisement urges readers to protect the stomach and bowels as a single working system. It claims proper digestion keeps the body healthier and suggests taking advice to maintain gut health so nature can ward off many illnesses.
Dr True's Elixir Promoted as Worm Expellant
An old advertisement urges regular movement and warns against worms while touting Dr True's Elixir Thea Family Laxative and Worm Expellier. It claims to tone the stomach restore bowel action and expel parasitic worms with a plea to consult grandma and use the product for adults and children.
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Dr. True
Tony
United States Reconsiders Deporting Werner
Fredericton New Brunswick May 2 United States authorities have reconsidered their decision to deport Werner after new information emerged regarding his case and potential asylum grounds.
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Fredericton
N. B
United States
Werner
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