Central Labor Unions Meeting Notes Education Views and Plans
A late evening session of the Central Labor Union discussed education in trade crafts, praising organized labor’s summer outlook while opposing certain school policy shifts. Reports highlighted active demonstrations, plans for an Official Book, and public information efforts ahead of Labor Day in Bridgeport New dates and signatories reflect civic involvement.
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Central Labor Union
Enbor
Central 1
Svet
Asae
Kolbe
Ullon
Norwalk
Ms Lobal
Istri
J ‘Geetra
Fea Sd
Citteens
Markets Open Weak as Claflin Receivership Impacts Stocks
New York june 2 opening shows a weak market with Claflin receivership weighing on sentiment. United Dry Goods preferred and several major issues fall one point or more as trading accelerates on short interest. May Department Stores and American Woolens see notable concessions while some rail names slip.
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New York
Claflin
United Drygoods
Gealings
United States Steel
Reading
Amalgamated
May Department Stores
American Woolens
United Dry Goods
Newere Mobile and Chicago Railroad
Local Stratford Post Communion Event and School Diplomas
The program featured organ music, choral performances, and diplomas presented by Dr William B Cogswell with the state free employment service cited. A community dance followed at St James Roman Catholic church hall and plans for a fair were announced, with Mrs Stilee Smith slated to host a future gathering on Barnum Avenue. Also noted were local social updates and a police arrest connected to a warrant issued by Assistant Prosecutor Gray.
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Walter ‘Lincoln Sears
Massachusetts State Free
Gar Prewder
B. C Carpenter
4 Baker
Lehnert
Tillie Elizabeth Assur
Eesay
Marion Pearl Spamer
the Miller's
Fanning
Addie Walter Lipcoin Sears
State of
Maes
Watson
William B. Kelsey
Wilam B. Cogswell
Board of Education
Thor
Edgar
Alter Society of
Jack Johnson Confident In Satyr Fight With Moran
Paris reports Jack Johnson, the colored American boxer, believes his bout with Moran of Pittsburgh will end quickly, within twelve rounds, and that he will remain champion. He rose early, hiked with companions along the Oise near Merfel, and boxed partners as part of training.
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Paris
Jack” Johnson
Mran
Pittsburg
Johnson
Oise
Merfel
Moran Quarters
Police seek missing husband Pagetti near Pine Street
Mrs Pagetti and the charities department request police aid in locating husband Pagetti formerly of 94 Pine Street. The couple, once sweethearts near Trieste, married soon after October 1912 arrival in America. He is said to have vanished, leaving the family of three children in dire straits without funds for support.
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Pagetti
Pine Street
Charities Department
Amaestria
Trieste
Jacob
America
Peter Hy
Kete Rand
Jacobs Isaving
Father Will Spend Fortune To Free Mrs Helen Angle
The article reports a Stamford murder case and family links. It describes Dr. Weaver’s statements on Ballou’s injuries and the scene where the body lay near Rippowam, with witness John Wendle detailing the position. Officials question how a bottle found on Ballou remained intact after a fall. Ballou’s son and sister deny involvement, and Ballou’s body was sent to Winchendon for burial. Helen M. Angie is under Stamford authorities’ scrutiny in a related death case linked to John Street.
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Mrs
Helen Angle
Weaver
Mr. Wendie
Brennan
Stamford
T Herrison H. Ballou
Phillips
Jeanette M. Whitney
Waverly
Mass
Angie
Ballou
Winchendon
Helen M. Angie
Stemford
Waldo R
Frank M. Angie
John Street
Union Metallic Cartridge Co
Arcands
Injured man blames woman for collision in court
Mise Andie Selleck of New York appeared before Justice Myatt in Westport after a motorcyclist, Frank Forday, alleged she ran him down with her automobile injuring him. The case was continued to July 3 for further hearing. Selleck denied striking the rider and had no counsel at arraignment.
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Mise Andie Selleck
New York
Art 1
Greeng Farms
Monght
Frank Foranate
St. Vincent's Hospital
Joseph Myatt
Westport Court
Mies Selleck
Forday
Miss Selleck
Milford Lodging House Fire Suspect Denies Arson
Milford Massachusetts June 25 Peter B Topolian proprietor of an Armenian lodging house burned with nine deaths on June 16 pleaded not guilty to arson with intent to defraud an insurance company. He is held for a hearing July 7. Also listed items include ads for a salesman, a draughtsman, rental space, a summer rental, a cigar and ice cream business for sale, a 16 acre farm near Bridgeport, automobile tires, and a card of thanks from the Maguire family.
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Milford
Mass
Peter B. Topolian
Local Court Sessions Hear Varied Charges
Bigamy charge against Michael An Mundgiato a barber of Main Street was continued until a later date. Bonds were filed for Ea Hees represented by F B Andrew Kannissy. Hallam Street residents faced fines for assaults with injuries at the hospital. Intoxication charges were pursued against several defendants. William McDonald was jailed 3 days with suspended judgment. Howard McAvoy and John Oars faced 10 days for intoxication. Philip Hagiey faced wage assignment to support his wife and eight children to avoid jail. Susie Hagiey reports continued abuse and lack of support.
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Michael An- Mundgiato
Ie Main Strest
Ues Judes
Ea Hees
F. B
Andrew Kannissy
Hallam Street
Josiph Gendansky
Eclub Gendansky
William McDonald
Warren Street
Howard McAvoy
John Oars
Parochial School Boys Picnic At Fairfield Beach
Parochial school boys chartered a trolley to Fairfield beach for a picnic. Rev Dr Moore and Fathers Matthew Judge and Thomas Mooney accompanied the trip. The special car left at 10 a m with Mr Boyle of Fairfield Casino granting beach privileges. Mrs Ogren organized refreshments.
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Dr. Moore
Sacred Heart Ae
Fairfield Beach
Matthew Judge
Thomas Mooney
Boyle
Fairfield Casino
Charles Ogren
Sexton arrival thwarts militant suffragist fire at Ballylessen church
An arson squad of militant suffragettes damaged an Episcopal church near Belfast. The sexton arrived in time to extinguish a blaze and found petroleum, fire lighters, grease and cotton around the drenched woodwork. Harold C. Bill, 32, of Westport, died last night. survived by widow and brother Dr Philip W. Bill. His body to be moved to Hollis, New Hampshire. Miss Ann McIntosh of Tuxedo Park, N Y, visits Mr and Mrs David Fenelon at 284 Atlantic Street.
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Belfast
Ireland
Ballylessen
Here
Sexton
Harold Co
Bill Harold C. Bill
Curtis H. Bill
Westport
Bill
Philip W. Bill
Hollis
N. H
Ann McIntosh
Tuxedo Park, N. Y
New York States College For Teachers
David Fenelon
Atlantic Street
Yale Beneficiary Under Mrs Jesups Will
Mrs Morris K Jesups will filed in New York names the American Museum of Natural History with 5 million dollars for research. Yale University receives 300 000. The Union Theological Seminary 390 000. Young Men's Christian Association 250 000. The American Sunday School Union and New York City Mission each get 150 000. Forester service notes about 45 trillion feet of timber produced annually in the United States.
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Morris K. Jesup
New York
Forestry Service
Washington
United States
Thanks for kindness after loss of husband and father
The ONeill family thanks friends and neighbors for sympathy and floral tokens after the death of their husband and father. Special thanks to the Crown Paper Box Co. employer for kindness. Mrs Mary ONeill and family, 107 Linen Avenue.
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Kindneas
Thomas Howard Maguire
Thomas Maguire
Crown Paper Box Co
Mary O'Neill
Linen Avenue
Front & Arrowroot Petit Beurre Chocolate London Item
Retail note lists two carton limit at a stated price for assorted biscuits including front and arrowroot varieties with chocolate and pineapple flavors. contains product line references and a customer purchase constraint.
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Arrowroot Petit Beurre Chocolate
London
Vi Sues
Jenna Sugar Finger
Men's summer union suits go on sale at low prices
An old ad touts men s cool nainsook union suits priced at 69c to $1, claiming light, sleeveless knee length garments that are breezy for summer wear. It emphasizes low regular prices and limited quantities with playful copy referencing Lookout Point at the Park.
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Union
Half price on dress goods offer from local store
A local advertisement promotes a large clearance of dress fabrics at half price. Featured items include woolen goods, silk and wool crepes in multiple colors, matelasse silk blends, and broadcloth style suitings, with discounts claimed from regular prices.
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Wisteria
Eense
Women seek affordable trims with white wings and feathers
The ad describes low cost fashion trims for women offering white wings and fantasy feather ornaments. It notes prices around $3.50 to $5, with slight remedies to reduce wear and finish for trimming. The piece emphasizes scarce white trimmings and abundance locally, suggesting stylish small accessories.
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