Labor Treaty Debate Sparks Union Criticism and Delays
The debate centers on a treaty clause asserting labor provisions as paramount internationally. Samuel Gompers is cited on labor's role, while Senators Penrose and Thomas trade cautions about peace costs and union reactions. Thomas resumes tomorrow amid expected stalling and party resistance to Latolette.
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Samuel Gompers
Ldibor
Labor
Cogram
Thomas Notted
United States
Penrose
Pennsylvania
Thomas
Piles Cured In 8 to 14 Days Drug Ad Claims
Druggists refund money if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure itching bleeding or protruding piles. Stops irritation soothes and heals. You cannot rest well after the first application. Price 60c.
Rheumatism Leaves Local Lady Says McNamara
Mrs McNamara reports a severe rheumatism case improving after the first CINOT bottle and healing after three. She asserts the tonic cures chronic rheumatism when directions are followed and touts CINOT as a herbal remedy sold in several Connecticut drug stores.
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Mec-Namara
Hartgan
Fairfield Avenue
Main
Congress Streets
Bridgeport
Lain
Bwitzer
Southport
Westport Druk Co
Westport
Wm. H. Jones
Stamtford
H. BE. Northrup
Danbury
W. Mahoney
Shelton
W. Smith
Ansonia
Woods Drug Store
New Haven
Bridgeport Rally Voices Reform and War Aid
Democratic candidates in Bridgeport rally amid accusations of graft and mismanagement. Speakers defend Vincent administration, urge education funding, night school revival, and city improvements. Attendees plan further gatherings in the ninth district and Walnut club.
President Wilson Hosts Belgian King and Queen Visit
President Wilson receives King Albert and Queen Elisabeth in the White House suite. The monarchs meet Mrs. Wilson and debate policy as young Leopold participates shyly, while the president reports the patient’s spirits improving after the royal visit and notes his own sweater remark.
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Cean
Mal Toe
Hila
Wilserty
Jong
Albert
Lepme
Chacen
Avizabeth
Wilson
Prince Leopold
Grayson
Price
Margaret Wilson
Francia R. Sayre
Mr. Wilson
Beligan
Nly
Mayor Wilson Bridge Delay Sparks Hard Facts and Faults
A dispute over wing pile technology for the city bridge shows Tompkins objecting to T shaped supports while Mayor Wilson pushes specifications. The Devon Tompkins Co produced wing piles, made by Canadian American Dock, tied to engineers hired by the Wilson administration. Confusion between Burr and original engineers delayed work, leading to a nearly $200,000 contractor verdict against the city and monthly interest costs around $2,000 awaiting higher court decisions.
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Voe
Tompkins
Devon Tompkins Company
THESD
Gcanadian- American Dock Company
Wilson
Bridge Commission
Strauss Company
Burr
William H. Burr
Tompkins Company
Walnut Beach Girl Hit By Automobile
A 13 year old, Miss Laura Field of Walnut street Fort Trumbull beach, was struck by a car on North Main and North avenue just after 6 PM. J Johnson of Main street reported the incident. she suffered possible skull fracture and head and left leg injuries and was taken to St. Vincent's hospital. The driver was not held, claiming she stepped into the road at 2 miles per hour.
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White
North Main Street
North Avenue
Laura Field
Walnut Street
Fort Trumbull Beach
J. Johnson
Main Street
St. Vincent's Hospital
Johnson
Sin
To Cure a Cold In One Day Adverts Laxative Bromos
An old advertisement promotes Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets claiming rapid relief for cold symptoms. It notes a signature on each box and lists a 30 cent price, typical of vintage classifieds.
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Gough and Head
Ag&e
Colt. E. W. Genie
Government Seeks Coal Stability Amid Mine Strikes
Government officials report possible use of union and nonunion coal, with rapid movement by railroads to meet public utility demand. Attorney General Palmer says the administration will act against profiteering while seeking to avert coal shortages and keep energy flowing. Justice Department broad powers under the food and fuel act may guide actions as the strike looms.
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Pen-Union
Frony -Union
Railroad
Speerbary Lane
Washington
Cabiac Mamba
Ihesa
White House
Palmer
Department
Lulmer
Arees
Balmer Stige
Intianapolis
Obituary notices of Emma Talbott and others in city
Funeral services for Emma Talbott were to be held after 3 30 o clock Saturday at the chapel noon of Walker and Banks Palmer Avenue. Talbott was a dancer and later wardrobe mistress with the circus for a third of a century and danced before Queen Victoria and King Edward. Burial in Lakeview cemetery. Other obituaries note George V Schelling death and services at Hawsley Willoot parlors, burial in Mountain Grove. Julia Tlalt Nichols widow of Stephen M. Tous, burial in a cemetery. Margaret Reilly, funeral from aunt’s home with mass at Sacred Heart church. Alexander Shaw funeral at his brother’s home, burial in Lakeview. Charles Fenske funeral at August Baker mortuary chapel, burial in Lakeview.
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Talbott
Emma
Mulford
Chapu
Walker and Banks
Palmer Avenue
Varnam
The
Wardrobe
Durie
Europe
Queen Victoria
England
Edward
George V. Schelling
Hawsley & Willoot
Lafayette Street
Jeyubert Pahme
St. Joseph's R. Church
Burlal
Mountain Grove
Reilly
Margaret
Mary Dolan
Michael’ “Reilly
Bridget
Callam
Park Avenue
Sacred’ Heart Church
Ste Michael's Cemetery
Alexander Shaw
Alexander
Shaw
Main Street
Foster
Second Baptist Church
Lakeview
Charles "Fenske
Charles Fenske
August Baker
Stratford .Avenue
Hérman Wehmeyer
Lakeview Cemetery
Soldier on the Way to Guard the Mines
A provisional battalion of veterans from the first divisions was ordered to move to West Virginia coal fields to counter possible miner strike disorders. The force will depart before morning. In Pittsburgh Youngstown dispatches, the Amalgamated Association backed keeping prestrike contracts inviolate and ordered Amalgamated workers under those contracts to return to work, announced by D J Davis.
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Louisville
West Virginia
Youngstown
Pittsburgh
Ampamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Thas
D. J. Davis
Amalgamated
Weather Summary for New England and Atlantic States
The forecast calls for rain and warmer temperatures in New England and New York on Friday with continued rain likely Saturday. High pressure over the Atlantic states brings overall cloudy conditions across much of the country east of the Mississippi. Temperatures are expected to rise in the mid Atlantic and New York region Friday. Coastal winds off the Atlantic vary from fresh southerly north of Sandy Hook to moderate southeast and southerly from Sandy Hook to Hatteras with widespread cloudy skies and occasional showers.
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New England
New York
Atlantic States
Mississippi River
Middle Atlantic
New Tongland
Atlantic Coast
Sandy Hook
Hatteras
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Crescent Place
Cinot
American Hardware Stores Incorporated
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Common Council
Thomas Connors
Muli
Alexander Robinson
Conners
Cornell
Allen Ss. Vittcent
Vincent
Grand Street
Pierges
Kirk
Democratic Party
Jonn M. Donnelly
Denis Mulvihill
Lynn W. Wilson
Harold” Agah
Harold
City Treasury
Brother Harold
West End
Grand Street Bridge
Patrick F. O'Brien
Hugh Lavery
Democratic Town Committee
Edward A. Drew
Geo. B. Clark
9Th District
St. John’s Hall
Walnut Club
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King
Belgium
Walnut Beach
Julia Tlalt Nichols
Jolin’ v
Stephen M. Tou
Episcopal
Stens
P Haven
New Weather Bureau
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Black Island
Boston
Buffalo
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Jackson
Crawford Ranges
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Utaree
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George B. Clark Co., Inc
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Stanley He-Gibbons
Silvertone
Velour
Hudson
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