Industrial Armistice Urged by Mining Congress Leader
Allen Walker of the Guaranty Trust Company urged a year long armistice between capital and labor at the American mining congress in St. Louis He proposed a national body as a court of appeals and an industrial adjustment commission in every state each panel to include labor capital and state representatives with two public or educationalists.
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ST. Louis
Armistice Plan Prompted by National Wages Board Proposal
The speech urges a twelve month armistice with no lockouts or strikes and a national commission to set wage standards while a national board serves in an appellate role. A Boston hosiery maker cites price shifts as evidence that patriotic production can boost sales, reporting a 25 percent rise in silk hose and 20 percent drop in cotton hose.
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National Board
National Commission
Walker
Boston
Council of National Defence
Lowell Machinists Go Out On Strike
About fifteen hundred of two thousand workers at the Saco Lowell machine shops walked out after their demand for a 10 cent hourly raise was denied. They marched to Merrimack Street hall, where they met and resolved to pursue a peaceful policy.
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Lowell
Saco- Lowell Machine Shops
Merrimack Street
Boston University Press Club Organized by Undergraduates
Representatives of Boston newspapers and undergraduates at Boston University yesterday organized the Boston University Press Club to promote journalism activities on campus.
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Boston
Boston University
Boston University Press Club
Instant relief for stuffed heads with Ely's Cream Balm
Claim relief from catarrh and nasal congestion with Ely's Cream Balm. A small application in the nostrils soothes swollen mucous membranes and opens air passages for instant breathing improvement. Use as directed by your druggist.
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Ely
Mother Accuses Husband in Paris Green Baby Murder
Lucina Riendeau testified she and George Riendeau are accused of poisoning their two month old child in Central Falls on May 17 with paris green. She denied involvement and said George tried to induce her to dispose of the baby while Deputy Chief John Bacon led the prosecution’s evidence.
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Lucina Riendeau
Paris Green
George Riendeau
John F. Bacon
Central Falls
George
Latcina Riendeau
Riendeau
Crosby B. Towner
Central Falls Police
Towner
Thomas F. Vance
Riendeau Case Tells of Child Death and Fateful Marriage
Police testimony details a 1918 court proceeding that led to the Riendeaus’ marriage after the husband George Riendeau was accused by his wife of killing their child. Witnesses describe a green stain on the child’s sacque, a bottle with a green substance, and alleged attempts to remove the child using Paris green.
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George Riendeau
Riendeau
Harvard Clubs to Hold Meeting in Lowell
The New England Federation of Harvard Clubs will hold its annual meeting in Lowell tomorrow under the Harvard Club of Lowell. It is the federation’s first gathering since the war began with a large attendance expected and many Cambridge university matters to be discussed.
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Harvard
Lowell
Harvard Club
Cambridge
Mate Files Intention to Wed French Bride Again
Theodore Burnett seaman 27, mate of the Boston schooner Horatio G. Foss, files marriage intentions with Marie Alfreda Pauline Cheilly a French stowaway once aboard the Foss. The girl lingered at immigration in Boston after a shipboard wedding conducted by Captain Anderson. Deportation hearings followed with a Washington appeal pending.
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Theodore Burnett
Boston
Horatio G. Foss
Marie Alfreda Pauline Cheilly
City Hall
Burnett
Maverick Street
Milo. Cheilly
Cette
France
Foss
America
Cheilly
Lazarette
Anderson
Special Inquiry Board
Washington
Henry J. Skeffington
Mountaineers Hold Revenue Officers in Pelham Possession
Heavily armed, a posse of revenue officers and deputy sheriffs left Birmingham for Pelham Shelby County to aid three officers held for ransom by mountaineers who had captured them earlier while confiscating a barrel of syrup believed used for corn whiskey.
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Birmingham
Ala
Pelham
Shelby County
Muck’s hate is fanatical and anti German propaganda
A Boston Post article excerpt from 1919 traces Dr. Muck’s bitter anti German stance and his views on propaganda during World War I. It cites letters from 1914 1916 and documents seized by Secret Service including pamphlets, La Follette’s speech and Belgian atrocities. The piece promises continuation.
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Dr. Muck
Boston
Secret Service
Professor von Mach
la Follette
Senate
Belgian Congo Free State
Department of Justice
Seal Harbor
Maine
Lady Speyer
Milk Ration Proves Beneficial for Roxbury Children
The Roxbury Babies Hygiene Association reports third exam of six children aged two to five shows average weight gain of 2 12 pounds after three months of a daily quart of milk. Dr Edwin Curtis and Ada A Brown oversee the study with noted general improvement in health and color.
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Roxbury Babies’ Hygiene Association
Edwin Curtis
Ada A. Brown
Younsters
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