Here to Form a Union of Teachers
Miss Haley promotes teacher unionization in Boston and Cambridge linking the Chicago Teachers Federation to single tax advocacy. She criticizes principals and superintendents as foremen and urges organized labor among underpaid skilled teachers with AFL affiliation.
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Chicago
Miss Haley
Lorimer Hall
Tremont Temple
Massachusetts
Single Tax League
Mary Morton Kehew
School Voters’ League
Chestnut Street
Cambridge Teachers’ Club
Cambridge Public School Association
Cambridge Latin High School
Boston
Hotel Hemenway
Chicago Teachers’ Federation
American Federation of Labor
America
United States
Chicago Board of Education
Board of Education
Teachers’ Federation
Dunne
Federation of Labor
Municipal Boards of Education
National Education Association
Eliot
Harvard
Nicholas Murray
Butler
Columbia University
National Teachers’ Federation
St Jacobs Oil Promises Fast Backache Relief
If you suffer from backache lumbago sciatica or neuritis this old soothing oil offers quick relief. Use a small trial bottle rub into the pain and count to fifty to feel soreness vanish. Harmless with no skin burning. One application ends misery.
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St. Jacobs
Keep Young By Olive Tablets Says Dr Edwards
An ad promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a remedy to keep people feeling young by cleansing the liver and bowels. It claims ninety percent of sickness stems from inactivity, touts the olive colored tablets priced 10c and 21c, and identifies The Olive Tablet Company of Columbus Ohio as the maker.
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Edwards
Ohio
Ards
Dr. Wards
Olive Tablet Company
Columbus
AW Druggists
Sando Custody Fight Over Alimony as Wife Testifies
Mrs Sando testifies in a Watertown custody and alimony case against Joseph Blair Sando. A judge granted $20 weekly alimony and $30 in counsel fees pending divorce hearings. The court declined to grant custody, noting no proof to remove children from their mother. The wife recounted fleeing the home with their three children through a window after her husband, allegedly intoxicated, threatened her with a revolver. The couple married Oct 26 1907 in Woonsocket R I and have Dorothy Louise 6 Edward Blair 3 Joseph Blair Jr 1.
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University Road
Brookline
Sando
Joseph Blair Sando
Mt. Auburn Street
Watertown
Pierce
Tufts College
Power Equipment Company
Commonwealth Avenue
Back Bay
Delia Donahue
Woonsocket
R. I
Dorothy Louise
Edward Blair
Joseph Blair, Jr
Dorothy
Edward
Rebels dynamite train and disrupt Tampico rail traffic
Reports say rebels wrecked a train of 20 oil tank cars north of Tampico and attacked troops, with rumors of many soldiers and civilians killed though unconfirmed. Banks closed in Tampico and Monterey, while officials move archives to Progreso as industrial sectors face coal oil and coke shortages. Manuel Madero travels under guard toward Vera Cruz amid sedition charges.
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Tampico
London
Mexico
Progreso
Bank of London
Monterey
Republic
Saltillo
Manuel Madero
Vera Cruz
Madero
San Juan de Ulua
Enrique Zepeda
Nuerta
Gabriel Hernandez
Belem
Federal District
Villa's Men Start to March on Federals From Juarez
About 1000 men under General Francisco Villa depart Juarez toward Chihuahua to attack federal forces. They ride with a work train aiding railroad repairs after battles and anticipate a clash at Villa Ahumada 83 miles south.
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Juarez
EL Paso
Texas
Francisco Villa
Chihuahua
Rosario Hernandez
Tierra Blanca
South
Villa
Villa Ahumada
Ships to Mexico ordered from Mediterranean to relieve three
Secretary Bryan said no official communication had been received here from Rear Admiral Fletcher or John Lind yet. The report notes ships destined for Mexico to relieve three other vessels, part of a broader naval movement discussed in Washington on November 28.
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Washington
Bryan
Fletcher
John Lind
American envoy in Mexico notes Tampico oil region tensions
No report had been received since a Fletcher cable on conditions near Tuxpam. officials saw no immediate alarm. President Wilson left Washington for New York as Secretary of State gathered despatches. Navy orders sent the fourth division to move from the Mediterranean to the east coast of Mexico arriving at Vera Cruz about two weeks after December 1 under Rear Admiral Badger.
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Mexico
Tampico
Admiral Fletcher
Tuxpam
Wilson
Washington
New York
Victoria
Daniels
Mediterranean
Guantanamo
Connecticut
Kansas
Ohio
Louisiana
Michigan
New Hampshire
Mexican
Vera Cruz
Badger
Americans Flee Tamaulipas As Starvation Threat Looms
In Victoria Tamaulipas imminent famine drives Americans including five families and several single residents to evacuate for the United States. An American chauffeur reports a wagon train departure toward Matamoros and Brownsville. Victoria, cut off with no provisions, saw the capitol burned and the penitentiary razed during the November 19 capture by constitutionalists, with the San Marcos river bridge partly destroyed.
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Brownsville
Texas
Victoria
Tamaulipas
United States
Matamoros
Johnson
Tampico
National Mexican Railway
San Marcos
Protect Gulf Coast Against Yellow Jack
Surgeon General Blue moved to shield the American Gulf coast from yellow fever. Five cases and one death were reported at Puerto Mexico, with many suspected deaths due to fever. The British consul was instructed to concentrate all British subjects in the same area.
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Washington
Blue
The
Public Health Service
American Gulf Coast
Puerto Mexico
Tehauntepec
Lawrence Strike Near End as Mills Concede Eight Hours
In Lawrence on November 28 the stationary firemen strike nears settlement after agreements with seven mills. Concessions set ten hour days with full pay. workers had been on twelve hours. Affected plants include four American Woolen Company mills Wood Ayer Washington Prospect Uswoco Lawrence Dye Works and Plymouth Mills. Further talks are planned with a targeted settlement within days. Central Labor Union pledges to back a sympathetic strike against nonconforming mills.
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Lawrence
American Woolen Company
Wood, Ayer
Washington
Prospect
Uswoco Mills
Lawrence Dye Works
Plymouth Mills
Central Labor Union
Prison theft leads to arrest in Roxbury
James Lamphier, just released from a Rockland, Maine, jail term, was arrested by Boston police in Roxbury on a report from Sheriff Tolman. The prisoner allegedly stole a watch from a fellow inmate after completing his sentence and fled toward a Boston boat.
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Rockland
James Lamphier
Kilday
Hartnett
Boston Police
Roxbury
Boston
Tolman
Lamphier
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BE. Gray Co
Washington and
Hanover Sts
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Ings
Tremont
Herman L. Klein
Sia & Underwood Remo
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Gray Co
Gulf Coast
John T. Connor CO
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Washington St
Jefferson
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LDS
Sohn T
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Bot
Yours Truly, Raymond
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Regal Blue Book
Regal Shoe Company
Tremont St
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Summer St
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Seven Mills
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