Serbia to Seek No Special Privileges in Reorganization
Belgrade, Aug 25. Premier Pavidoviteh said Serbia will not seek special privileges in the pending reorganization. He declared Serbia will base its claims on international justice, defend its just demands against threats, and pursue reciprocal confidence with neighbors and allies. A national defense force will be created as part of a broad domestic program.
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Belgrade
Deouba Pavidoviteh
Serbia
Havin
Ste
Geace
Serna
Sons of Veterans Banquet Set by Local Chapter
Members of the Sons of Veterans plan a large banquet to honor returned members. The event will be held at Old Fellows Hall Braud ayer Wilson and Caunon streets will host the welcome address. Judge Alfred B. Beers of the G A B and Judge Frederic A. Barnett will act as toastmaster with Lieut Albert J Meeritt speaking for the returned men.
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Sons of Veterans
Old Fellows’ Hall
Braudayer Wilson
Caunon Strecked
Alfred B. Beers
Frederic A. Barnett
Albert J. Meeritt
Window Cleaners and Tailors Strike in New Haven
SEW HAVEN Aug 26 Two strikes were added to the month’s total in New Haven as window cleaners who won a raise from 22 to 80 left work demanding 88 and an eight hour day. Journeymen tailors with a 16 per cent union after demanding 4s an hour left merchant tailors. The first group to strike numbered 120.
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Sew Haven
Senate subcommittee to probe print paper situation
Washington Aug 26 investigation of the print paper situation will be conducted by a Senate manufacturers committee sub committee chaired by Senator Lafollette of Wisconsin. The panel will first study information gathered by the federal trade commission before hearings proceed.
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Washington
Senate Manufacturers Committee
Lafollette
Wisconsin
Federal Trade Commission
Nearmings Wens
No Labor Day Parade Planned in City Says AFL Leader
John J. O'Neil reports no parade or major features for Labor Day in the city. An open air mass meeting and band concert at Seaside Park may occur, but the AFL notes decisions rest with local labor leaders following the national convention.
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John J. W Il
American Federation of Labor
Association
Lhete
Seaside Park
August Fur Sale Showcases Rich Furs and Sharp Savings
A August fur sale touts rich beauty at prices lower than regular. Notable items include Hudson seal coats and taupe furs with various collars and cuffs, such as a belted Hudson seal coat for 260 and a marmot piece for 135. Numerous pelts like taupe lynx, silver fox, and mink scarfs are offered with limited duplication.
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Ayassity Sau
Influenza Epidemic unlikely to recur in 1919 says official
Cincinnati Aug 21 health officer William H Peters said the recurrence of influenza in epidemic form this fall is unlikely, disputing Dr Copeland. He noted the nation has been fairly immunized and epidemics of such character generally do not strike twice in the same place.
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Cincinnati
William H. Peters
Copeland
New York
Peters
Springfield firm vows to fight any organized union
An Aug determination by the National Equipment Co in Wan-union factory matters states that any dealings with striking employees will go through the Employers' Association of Haninden County via a Boston law firm. Strikers have drafted wage and recognition demands for union rights.
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Aprilgyphelic
Mass
National Equipment Co
Employers’ Association of
Haninden County
Boston
Met
Workers strike at Worcester Gas Light demands pact support
Worcester Gas Light employees walked off the job for the second time since June 2 to press for a working agreement their union submitted. Company president Nilard Osborne said the strike will be fought to a finish.
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Worcester
Mit
Worcester Ois Light Company
Nilard
Osborne
Time to pick school shoes for girls and boys
Footwear sale lists patent leather pumps in multiple sizes from 8 1 4 to 11 priced at 3 to 3 1 2 dollars, calfskin pumps with straps, Play oxfords, rT cut shoes, kid tops, and pony cut options from 1 1 4 to 2 with prices from 1 50 to 6 50 dollars. Main floor rear.
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Cucumber Specialty Co
Heed
Philadelphia
Ant
Scott & Bowne
Scott’s
Victory
van Dyk
Main St
Golden Hill
Corner
John
Gays Auter Cenner
Johns Kropkins Hospital
Conner
Tion
New Haven
Senator LaFoliette of
Bridgeport
Conn
TNE
John J. O'Neil
Yukon
Lauvel
Yvette Fox
Secoml Noor
Employers’ Association
Temployes
Gislight
Deamands
Hawkes Cut Glass Novelties
Hawkes Ut Glass
Tose
Hawkes
W. Fairchild & Sons, Inc
Main Street
Hightaiste
THE
Mowland Dry Goods CO
Warner
Eros Superemedies CO
Frisbie
Tisbie
New London
Providence
Man Street
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