Basketball Matchups on Tap Across Cities
National games scheduled with Chicago facing Boston, Cleveland visiting New York, Detroit traveling to Philadelphia, St. Louis at Washington. Boston meets St. Louis, Brooklyn clashes with Pittsburgh, Philadelphia hosts Chicago in loaded card.
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New York
Detroit
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Washington
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
C. New York
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Wright & Ditson
Washington St
California Syrup of Figs promotes gentle internal cleansing
A vintage health blurb touts California Syrup of Figs as the ideal mild laxative for children and adults. It claims to safely cleanse the stomach liver and bowels without griping, easing fever irritability sour breath and stomach pain with a teaspoonful. The advertisement warns against counterfeits and directs readers to buy the genuine product from the California Fig Syrup Company.
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California
California Fig Syrup Company
Resinol Clears Pimples and Skin Troubles
Resinol soap and ointment promise quick, cheap relief for pimples blackheads and skin eruptions. The products heat eczema stop itching and improve hair health with regular use. Free trial sizes offered by Dept. 10-S Baltimore Md.
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S. Baltimore
Labor Meeting News Strikers Establish Picket Line
Enthusiastic cloakmakers held meetings yesterday and declared non union workers will be imported to fill strikes at North and West End shops. Pickets with squads of men and women will guard the shops all day and night, with active picketing to start this morning.
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West End
Protest Removal of West End Yard Stir at Boston Labor Union
The Boston Central Labor Union protested the proposed abolition of the West End yards used by the Public Works Sanitary and Street Cleaning Division. They urged moving the yard nearby or face contracting out work, cites hospital expansion at Massachusetts General and wage gaps for assistant drawtenders. Park Department employees echoed concerns about non citizen labor and contractor use. Union officials were tasked to notify city leaders and pursue wage adjustments.
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Boston Central Labor Union
Wells Memorial Hall
West End
Sanitary and
Public Works Department
Down Town
Massachusetts General Hospital
Sanitary and Street Cleaning Department
Henry Abrahams
Fitzgerald
Striking cloak and skirt workers begin return to jobs
About 180 strikers go back to work as employers concede to union demands leaving nearly 300 still on strike. Union leader Benjamin Morn warns the walkout could spread this week to other city shops and threatens a citywide strike if downtown work is used to circumvent the walkout. Horn defends arbitration and says peace conferences failed after multiple meetings.
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Benjamin Morn
West End
Horn
State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration
Eight Hour Day Demanded by Stationary Firemen Union
The executive board of Union 243 reports city workers in water, bath, health and public grounds departments are forced to work 12 hours daily seven days a week. The union insists on eight hours six days, cites unfulfilled promises, and plans to present the issue to Mayor Fitzgerald. A committee will report at tomorrow's meeting in Wells Memorial Building.
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Bath
Fitzgerald
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State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration
Boston Telephone Operators’ Union
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Boston
International
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John J. O' Keefe
Web
Pressmen's Union
Elks’ Hall
Philadelphia
Street Carmen's
Salt Lake City
Earl
Boston Horseshoers' Union
Sur
Roxbury
Federation of State, City
Relay House
Nahant
Piace
Boston Hotel Employees’ Union
Pleasant Street
Washington Street
P. F. Murphy
Chicago
Organtsation
Harry P. Jennings
General ‘Teamsters’ Union
S79
Massachusetts
A. F. of
Lumber Teamsters and Handlers' Union
William H. O'Brien
T. ‘. Dwyer
John ¥. Sullivan
Insurance Writers of Boston
Macy
A. F. of L
Mishawum Wall
Charlestown
Labor unions report progress across Boston area shops
Labor notes detail progress in arbitration backed settlements at most shops and upcoming union meetings. The Boston Telephone Operators' Union plans a Friday gathering with IBEW officers expected to push for voting and floor speaking rights for telephone girls.
Barbers to Discuss Conditions in Shops
Boston Barbers' Union 182 will hold a special meeting Wednesday night to discuss shop conditions in several districts. Some shop owners have petitioned for a rearrangement of working hours under the union agreement, stating they do not want longer hours but seek a different distribution.
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Boston Barbers’ Union
Hynes Heads to A F L Board Meeting
John J. Hynes of Boston Sheet Metal Workers Union 17 has been elected international president and departed for Washington to attend the AFL executives board meeting at the federation headquarters this week.
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John J. Hynes
Boston Sheet Metal Workers’ Union 17
Washington
A. F. of L
Plumoner Day III and Wandering Sports thoughts
A jumble of sports notes references golf boxing and bowling style anecdotes. Mentions Hubbard Perdue a 191 batting figure and rivalry chatter about Joe Tinker Jupiter Pluvius and Ouimet. Concludes with a note on fencing terms and a generic sports montage.
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Hubbard Perdue
Giants and Reds Split in Cincinnati Doubleheader
New York and Cincinnati split a twin bill in Cincinnati. In the opener the Giants won 2 0 behind Johnson’s strong pitching as Tesreau, Crandall and others contributed. In the nightcap Cincinnati rallied for a 7 5 victory with a ninth inning burst after a early three run first inning by Cincinnati.
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Tesreau
Cincinnati
Reseher
Groh
Crandall
Bates
Wickland
Hoblitzell
Egan
Byron and
Rigler
Bescher
Me Bates
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Dodge
Kling
Poopesrace
Fettenga Do
Snodgrass
Dosle
Fletcher
Burns
Shafer
Murray
Meyers
Merkle
Yestern
McCormick
Cubs Bump Phillies in Double Header
Chicago swept a two game set with 8 to 7 in 11 innings and 3 to 2 in eight innings to cut Philadelphia’s lead for second place to three games. Alexander’s shaky start allowed two triples and a sacrifice fly, while Chicago benefitted from two passed balls and bunched hits. The second game ended after eight innings due to darkness with Chicago using timely hits and strong defense to seal the nightcap.
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Zimmerman
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Good
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Duncan
Saier
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Becker
Om Stack
Seaton
Doom
O'Day
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Phelan
Ek ‘Schulte
Leach
Smith
BS Smith
Posseseree
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Laderus
Doolan
Killifer
Ops Brennan
CATCHER TRAGESSER TRADED BY BRAVES TO BIRMINGHAM
St Louis Sept 21 Walter Tragesser catcher was sold to the Birmingham club today by the Boston Nationals under an optional contract.
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Braves ST. Louis
Walter Tragesser
Birmingham
Boston Nationals
Pain Around the Heart From Gas Indigestion
Advertisement promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People as a remedy for stomach weakness and indigestion misattributed to heart pain. It claims gas pressure causes the discomfort and promises permanent relief through a tonic that strengthens and purifies the blood, urging readers to start treatment today.
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Dr. Williams
Atlas A A to stage all star card with Chick and Jasper
The Atlas A A will host an all star boxing card headlined by Joe Chick of Gloucester and Young Jasper of Boston in a 10 round rematch. Bob Delmont and Paddy Callahan meet in a 10 round bout, with Noah Brusso facing Al McCoy in the curtain opener. Firemen face club entry restrictions after police impersonation incident. Carl Morris, the Oklahoma giant, will appear at the Old Howard with sparring partners. a Moran challenge may arise for a potential bout.
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Young Jasper
Boston
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al Delmont
Paddy Callahan
Brooklyn
Callahan
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Pawtucket
al McCoy
New York
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Oklahoma
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Old Howard
Morris
Porky” Flynn
Frank Moran
Jack Johnson
Jack Sheehan
Reid
Johnson
Charley Robinson
al Carl Morris
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