Hughes Breaks with Party Over Eight Hour Bill Campaign
The article chronicles Charles Evans Hughes backing arbitration over rail labor disputes and denouncing Wilsons eight hour measure as a wage change framed as legislation in advance of inquiry. It notes his campaign cadence in Nashville and Beverly and his break from party managers to press the eight hour issue.
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Hughes
Congress
Wilson
Nashville
Tenn
S Lughes
Chatauqua
Miserable from stomach trouble cured by Fruit-a-tives says Louis Labrie
A Montreal man Louis Labrie reports two years of rheumatism stomach trouble and dizziness improving after using Fruit-a-tives. He credits the remedy with relief from back and joint pains and swollen hands. Available 50c a box six for 2.50 or 25c trial in postpaid offers from Fruit-a-tives Limited Ogdensburg.
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Champlain St
Montreal
Louis Labrie
Fruit-atives Limited
Ogdensburg
Eis
Hughes Campaign Tours Maine Amid Rallies and Support
The article recounts Raymond Robbins introducing Hughes at Chicago’s Progressive convention while Hughes campaigns through Maine. Crowds greet him at York Beach Hampton Beach and Portsmouth as he argues for tariffs and protection of lives and property in Mexico with Mrs Hughes by his side. Tomorrow feature speeches at Lewiston Waterville Bangor with plans for Fairbanks to join in Lewiston.
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Hughes
Wilson
Hughes Party
Tennessee
Fred Hale
Raymond Robbins
Chicago
Mr. Hughes
Boston
Beverly
Hampton Beach
McCall
Thurston
Republican State Committee
F. W. Estabrook
New Hampshire
Hampton Peach
Spaulding
Portsmouth
Maine
York Beach
Tred Hale
Roosevelt
Lewiston
Waterville
Bangor
Charles W. Fairbanks
Pittsfield
Three Caught on R R Bridge Near Tilton
Two women and a child were crossing a railroad bridge when the 2 17 Boston express approached at about 40 mph. The elderly woman lay down to let the train pass and was only narrowly missed as it went by. Railroad workers moved her to safety. she suffered a nervous shock.
Gas prices expected to fall in Boston soon
Boston motorists expect a gas price reduction after New York reports a drop in costs. Standard Oil officials here said they received orders to cut prices, with wholesale at 23 cents a gallon and garages reportedly lowering 2 to 28 cents. The last cut in this city was August 11.
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Boston
New York
New England
Child Falls From Tossing Incident In Roxbury
Three year old Bernard Gillon of 13 Norfolk avenue Roxbury slipped from playmates grasp while they tossed him in the air. He struck his head and is in critical condition at City Hospital with a fractured skull. His mother is Mrs. Sarah Gillon.
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Bernard Gillon
Norfolk Avenue
Roxbury
City Hospital
Sarah Gillon
Rag dolls de luxe from artists in Paris
French and American artists in Paris create rag dolls de luxe in a buoyant craft push. The next Sunday Post Woman's Section highlights quaint products born from ingenuity amid wartime shortages and shifting cultural tastes.
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Paris
Next Sunday Post
Sherburne Attacks Pearson Over Border Militia Roster
Colonel John H. Sherburne of the First Massachusetts Field Artillery sharply criticized Adjutant General Pearson for sending three Bay State militia officers to the border to obtain a roster of Massachusetts troops and descriptions of every Bay State soldier present.
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EL Paso
Tex
John H. Sherburne
Massachusetts Field Artillery
Pearson
Massachusetts
Bay State officers criticized for cross-country trip to gather data
The Bay State artillery commander condemned the three officers mission as unnecessary and a cross continental junket. Adjutant-General Pearson’s office required data for a proposed Massachusetts Legislature session. The trio included Captain J N Greig and Lieuts James J Powers and H M Rugg, aided by Captains McCarthy and Lawless and Lt Wise. Recruits endure rough sleep. camp Pershing sites host new units.
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Bay State Artillery
Bay State
Pearson
Sherburne
Bay State Adjutant-General’s Office
J. N. Greig
James J. Powers
Sixth Massachusetts Infantry
H. M. Rugg
Coast Artillery Corps
McCarthy and
Lawless
Wise
Massachusetts
Adjutant-General
Commonwealth
Captain Weedon
Massachusetts Field Hospital Company
Massachusetts Ambulance Company
el Paso
Motorcycle collision leaves constable with broken leg
Richard Hoyle of 20 Causeway Street ran his motorcycle into Constable Hammond Grantz on Gorham Street Chelmsford after being directed to stop. Grantz suffered a broken right leg. Hoyle was unhurt but arrested for recklessly operating a motorcycle.
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Lowell
Richard Hoyle
Causeway Street
Hammond Grantz
Gorham Street
Chelmsford
Grantz
Hoyle
Union Leaders Removed After Second Boston Labor Strike
Antonio Salerno president Lamenico Bonanna financial secretary and Vincencio Santangenelo past president of Hod Carriers and Building Laborers Union No 209 Boston were removed from their posts after being found guilty of calling a second strike of city building laborers following an earlier settlement with employers' association by international officers.
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Antonio Salerno
Lamenico Bonanna
Vincencio Santangenelo
Hod Carriers and Building Laborers’ Union No. 209
Boston
Employers’ Association
City Council Approves $125,000 Playground and $85,000 Firehouse Remodels
The council advanced an order for $125,000 to establish a neighborhood playground in the Castle Washington Dover Tremont district. It also approved about $85,000 for remodeling firehouses, temporary police quarters at Station 2, alterations at Dorchester and Roslindale facilities, and the sale of the old East Boston police station with a minimum $12,000 upset price.
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Castle
Washington
Dover
Tremont
Dorchester
Roslindale
Engine Company
Ladder Company
Salem Street
Old East Boston
Congress adjourns early after late-night vote
The House passed the emergency bill at 10 15 p m and the Senate followed at 12 55 a m ending the session.
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Congress
House
Senate
Senate House agree to adjourn as taxes kept and tariffs stay
Leaders of the Senate and House agreed on a concurrent resolution to adjourn by 10 am and many members left on midnight trains. The conference bill retains income and inheritance taxes and the munitions tax, raises the corporate stock tax, and keeps anti dumping provisions while removing stamp taxes and a copper refiners tax. The tariff commission continues, with some duties retained and others eliminated, and retaliatory provisions on foreign interference remain. Debates featured Chamberlain and Gardner criticizing the conference outcomes and urging harsher actions against foreign suppliers.
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House
Tariff Commission
Phelan
Chamberlain
Pacific Northwest
Oregon
Conference Committee
Gardner
Massachusetts
Germany
Lusitania
Congress
Bowker Jumps From Car Fractures Skull in Boston
Lyman A. Bowker, ex member of the Waltham Board of Aldermen, was fatally injured after leaping from a Boston and Middlesex car at Main and Lafayette streets. He landed on his head, suffering a compound skull fracture as the car was in motion. Motorman W H Cranton says Bowker was carried past his stop and tried to alight before the next stop.
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Lyman A. Bowker
Waltham Board of Aldermen
Boston
Middlesex
Main
Lafayette
W. H. Cranton
Deserter OFlaherty Arrested by Boston Police
Michael J. OFlaherty 28 who had been released from Fort Leavenworth desertion term was captured by Boston officers after being freed and brought to police headquarters. He is wanted for robbing Nathan Wolf's safe at 609 Atlantic Avenue last year and stealing cloth and $45.
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Leavenworth
Boston
Fort Leavenworth
Michael J. O'Flaherty
McCauley
Rooney
Nathan Wolf
Atlantic Avenue
Twelve ships pass through the canal after dredge work
Panama city reports twelve ships passing through the canal today with a maximum draught of 28 feet, indicating dredging of the slide at Cucaracha is virtually completed.
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Panama
Cucaracha
Resinol Proven Useful For Eczema Suffering
Mrs H H Denbow of Sioux Falls reports a three year eczema ordeal on her hands eased by Resinol Ointment and Soap. She used a cake of soap and half a jar of ointment to clear the condition and values the inexpensive treatment. Respondents are urged to get samples from Resinol Baltimore Dept. 7 3.
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H. H. Denbow
Sioux Falls
Dept. 7-3
Resinol
Baltimore
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