Manchester Mayor Wolfe Verette Wins Re election
Manchester Nov 4 Democrat Wolfe Verette was re elected mayor over Republican Andrew Bunton by 128 votes. Eight of thirteen aldermen elected are Democrats. Democrat Lt Thomas J Quirk, an overseas war veteran, defeated Albert Barr for commissioner of charities. Giggle-Myron says he finds his work very absorbing. Snicker-That so What does he do Giggle-Makes blotting paper.
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Manchester
Wolfe Verette
Andrew B. Bunton
Thomas J. Quirk
Albert T. Barr
Myron
Bayer Cross on Genuine Aspirin Promises Safe Relief
The ad urges buyers to insist on Bayer Tablets of Aspirin stamped with the Bayer Cross for genuine Aspirin trusted by physicians for over eighteen years and proven safe by millions. A tin box of twelve tablets is sold for a few cents, with larger packages available from druggists.
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BAYER
Bayer Manufacturs
Whose Word Is Better Than Your Druggist's
An advertisement extols the trust placed in druggists for prescriptions and household remedies. It profiles the American Druggists Syndicate as a cooperative organization of 28 000 members forming ethical, government aligned products sold at low prices. It urges customers to ask their local ADS druggist for recommendations and to rely on their expertise.
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Jekyl
Mr. Hyde
National Association of
American Druggists Syndicate
A.D.S
Boston
Gompers Sees Injunction Withdrawal Paving Settlement in Coal Strike
Samuel Gompers, AFL president, said the government injunction withdrawal could clear the way for settlement of the coal strike. He called the injunction a grave wrong and blunder and urged new negotiations between miners and operators under Department of Labor oversight to end the dispute. The statement outlines miners demand for stable hours and wages amid rising living costs and past wage gains.
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Washington
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Gompérs
Department of Labor
Gompers
New York
Miners Seek Arbitration Over Strike After Injunction
President Samuel Gompers of the AFL supports withdraw of the restraining order as a step toward settlement. John L Lewis says vacating the injunction would allow miners to meet operators in joint conference to negotiate a wage scale. Officials criticize the injunction as a grave blunder, urging renewed talks under Department of Labor guidance.
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Ated Press
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Lewis
Miners Skirt Calls for Return to Work Ahead of Talks
Mr. Lewis says the miners will not reveal any move to end the strike before negotiations resume. He notes the union’s offer represents negotiations without reservations, while a federal restraining order prohibits statements about continuing the strike.
Miners Leader Claims Wages Lacked Fair Living Standard
Charleston report shows C. F. Keeney of United Mine Workers District No. 17 asserting miners gained 50 percent in wages since 1916 while coal prices rose 159.6 percent and living costs jumped 12 to 85 percent from 1917 to 1918. He warns of high death rates in mining and urges fair compensation.
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Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
C. F. Keeney
United Mine Workers
Wilson
Keeney
Department of Mines
Last of War Brides Sail For United States
Brest dispatch reports nine war brides sailing yesterday aboard the Northern Pacific bound for the United States, completing a two voyage exit for spouses of American soldiers. Earlier, 173 brides departed Sunday on the President Grant.
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Brest
Associated Press
United States
President Grant
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