Mrs Belmont Claims Credit for New York Suffrage Victory
Mrs C H P Belmont asserts she spearheaded New York State’s suffrage win. She says Dr Anna Shaw and Mrs Carrie Chapman Catt owe their recognition to her work relocating the National Suffrage Association to New York and funding two years of rent, despite others’ fame.
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New York
Navy
Anna Howard Shaw
Carrie Chapman Catt
New York State
C. H. P. Belmont
O. H. P. Belmont
National Suffrage Association
Warren
Fifth Avenue
Anna Shaw
Building Trades Union Seeks Quick Quincy Case Resolution
The Building Trades Council pressed for a rapid settlement of the Quincy Mass strike that halts a destroyer plant with about 1800 workers idle. Secretary Baker warned government intervention without swift resolution as the issue centers on the open shop and may set wartime labor precedents. The general presidents plan a Washington meeting with President Wilson as they pursue an immediate accord amid the Federation’s 37th annual convention.
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Building Trades
Washington
Wilson
Quincy
Mass
Baker
War Department
Building Trades Department
The
Federation
President Wilson Thanks Building Trades Leaders
President Wilson expressed appreciation for building trades for declaring off strikes in Buffalo New York, sending a message to President Donlin. He pledged full cooperation and praised the patriotic action and those involved.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Wilson
Donlin
Resolutions Call for Eight Hour Work Law Extension
A batch of resolutions was received and referred to committees. One resolution urges the legislative committee to secure enactment extending the eight hour law to all classes of railway workers.
Strikes Continue as Boston Delegates Delay Decision
Local Building Trades await a delegate report from Buffalo two thirds of the joint council must approve any call off. Delegates J A Howlett Joseph F Twomey and John C MacDonald expected in Boston for 10 AM meeting at 386 Harrison Ave.
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Building Trades
Buffalo
Joint Council
Fore River
Squantum
Watertown Arsenal
Building Trades of
Greater Boston
Quincy
Boston
Harrison Avenue
Allied Building Trades Council
Hanover Street
J. A. Howlett
Joseph F. Twomey
John C. MacDonald
Donlin
Wilson
Boston Jewelers Elect Officers
The Boston Jewelers' Club elected officers for the year at a meeting led by Harry L. Brown. New officers include Brown as president Hollister as vice president Kerr as secretary and treasurer with Sherry Blake Cole Smith Cram and Power named directors. The annual banquet is set for February 6 1918 at Copley Plaza.
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Boston Jewelers’ Club
Boston City Club
Harry L. Brown
F. R. Hollister
Albert R. Kerr
F. S. Sherry
James S. Blake
E. D. Cole
M. N. Smith
Frank T. Cram
Charles L. Power
Copley Plaza
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Promise Clear Complexion
An advertisement claims rough foods harm the complexion unless digestion is aided. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets after meals digest food, prevent dyspepsia and related stomach ailments, and improve skin clarity. A 50 cent box is urged at drug stores to restore natural beauty.
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Stuart
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Endorsed By Widow Nurse
Toledo Ohio widow Mrs Elizabeth John says the Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound relieved her back pain and female troubles after long nursing shifts. The ad touts the remedy as made from native roots and herbs with no narcotics and claims thousands of testimonials on file at the Pinkham laboratory.
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Toledo
Ohio
Lydia FE. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Elizabeth John
Lydia E.pinkham
Pinkham Laboratory
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