Union Peril From I W W and Reds In Labor
Timothy A. Flanagan longtime Connecticut Federation of Labor leader warns that I W W ideas and Reds in the American Federation of Labor threaten peaceful unionism. He cites Hartford Central Labor Union’s failings and predicts departures from the AFL as sympathy for I W W approaches. He condemns dynamiting and says he would strike to improve workers’ conditions. The article notes upcoming AFL convention delegates from Bridgeport and Hartford and reports on suffragists touring Hartford.
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Timothy A. Flanagan
Connecticut Federation of Labor
American Federation of Labor
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A. F. of L
Flanagan
Hartford Central Labor Union
Hartford
Central Labor Union of Hartford
Central Labor Union
Flanagan Erariparate
Bridgeport
New Britain
Carpenters
Martin L. Kane
Robert Quinn
J. Edward Breen
Charles Stout
Jasper McLevy
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Cc. L. U
A. F. of I
Feppome
Iw. W
Remarrying After 27 Years Two-Year Divorce Report
Southington Aug 22 The marriage of Mrs Howard Ackart of Wallingford and Hiram Mansfield of Canaan is announced. Mansfield and Miss Nelle Judy were married 27 years ago, then divorced two years later. Mrs Mansfield later wed Ackart who died two years ago, and she has since lived with her daughter in Wallingford. Mansfield, a traveling man, fell ill while visiting Wallingford and was cared for at Mrs Ackart's daughter’s home. They have now remarried.
Baldwin's Office Robbed of 120 dollars in Hartford
Hartford Aug 22 the office of Governor Baldwin in the capitol was robbed of 120 dollars accumulated fees stored in a tin box in the vault during the night. the inner door was left open eight keys held by staff and watchmen no clue yet and a rigid police inquiry has been ordered.
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Hartford
Baldwin
Capitol
Executive Department
Frank D. Rood
Worms and home remedies in health column
Dr Reeder discusses worm types such as pinworms and tapeworms, their entry through contaminated food, and symptoms like rectal itching and diarrhea. It outlines saltwater or soapy enema relief, then cautions on treatment plans, including a period of rest followed by tonics. It also presents Taenia Solium infection sources and a classic home remedy using chloroform and castor oil, with caveats on repeated treatment if needed.
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David HL Reeder
Alimentary
Home Health Club
A. P. Davis
Treatments for Indigestion and Liver Ailment Notes
Medical notes advise a laxative to clean out the original cause of indigestion, then a Merit diet or short fast to recover the irritated mucous membrane. Light foods may be eaten. Gentian helps eliminate poisons by stimulating liver and kidneys. Afterward, laxative foods and reduced starch fats sugars are recommended in hot weather. Water intake 4 to 6 pints daily. Philadelphia report notes R F Corter found dead of heart failure in Scranton. A separate item states William Botwin of Ridgefield drowned at Compo Beach after leaving a note. age 55, long illness with tuberculosis.
Glanders crackdown urged by state officials in Hartford
Cattle Commissioner Jeffrey Phelps and deputy Dr. F A Ingram campaign for closer cooperation with local and health authorities across Connecticut towns to curb glanders as Ingram reports more horses affected than public knows. In Glastonbury, peach season may end soon with rain needed to help Elberta crops and late varieties.
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Hartford
Jeffrey
Phelps
F. A. Ingram
Glastonbury
Hale Orchards
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