Steamboat Workers Strike at New England Wharf
Steamboat men at the New England Navigation Co. wharf in Union Square quit their jobs yesterday after a strike vote. Clerks and stevedores reported many on layoff and a wage increase dispute following the walkout. Police remained on duty at Grion Square docks with no trouble as the steamer Naugatuck arrived from New York.
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Uty England Navigation Company
Union Square
Iipay
New York
Grion Square
Degam
N York
Waom
Communists Hide Arms Report Suppressed by Government
A fragment reports arms hidden by communists and turned over to the government after a crackdown. The article notes alleged disorder and law actions by authorities, detailing confiscation and seizure steps. The wording is unclear but centers on arms concealment and subsequent state handling.
Williamson elected commander of G. A. R.
W W Williamson was elected department commander of the G A R at Middletown's annual encampment succeeding Commander George J Meech. Williamcon, a member of Hartford Post, and J I Post 53 Middletown, were noted with Barnum reporting as assistant general and Cheney named medical director.
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Middletown
Williamson
G. Av Hh
George J. Meech
New London
J. I
Hilton
Harte
Williamcon
Hartford
Eux
W. M. Barnum
Brant Cheney
New Maven
Overall Clubs Spread Through Central West Overalls Crusade
A midwest campaign against high clothing prices spurred overalls to spread across Chicago Oklahoma City Roseburg and other cities. Workers and volunteers including firemen policemen students and college coeds joined the boycott promoting lower prices and clothing access.
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Central West
Chicago
Mid-West
Datron
Oklahoma City
Roseburg
Qre
Iniporig
Kans
Eileigh
Ani
Iansas
Golege
Hatin Alu
Tibvsahd
Ee Lede
Order of
Mouse i
Endarsi Neciph
Ghilba
Len Mga
Oldahwing
Major General Leonard Wood Varies Leave Status
ANICAGS April 11 Major General Leonard Wood commander of the Central department announced he would remain on leave for the present and cancel his tour in Boston. He had been on an absence move to start the Republican presidential campaign and noted the railroad strike situation was improving in his department as conditions at the port and customs improved.
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Anicags
Leonard Wood
Central Department
Peyer Hore
Boston
Ies Cnige
Aicnacioe
Nuit
Lawyers Cases Postponed in City Court
Judge F J Wileer postponed the lawyers cases accused of fraud against Andrew P Nichols to April 37. Defendants Maury Greenstein Solomon Basdesch Franc Te Breen and Harry Mesard are named. The report notes repeated continuances and mentions Estrads of Guaramala in an unrelated local domestic matter.
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F. J. Wileer
Lauwyers
Andrew P. Nichols
Maury Greenstein
Solomon Basdesch
Franc Te Breen
Harry Mesard
Purigan Sage Hair Tonic Promises Dandruff Cure
Ancient style ad touts Purigian sage hair tonic as a quick fix for dandruff hair loss and dullness. Claims nourishment from Parisian sage, non greasy formula, protective of natural hair color, with money back guarantee and alleged long lasting beauty.
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Brent
Ib Mikes
Oate
Tiz foot pain relief ad from Cleveland boasted cure claims
A fragmentary old ad touts TIZ for tired feet and corns with bold promises of strength and relief. It mentions Moloy Kidney pills and various testimonials about back and side pain, claiming widespread availability and effectiveness across stores.
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Cleveland
Cole
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Coats
Capes
Dolmans
Alsa
Bclmians
Isey
Sui Coats
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Jersey
Jandsome
Xpert
Acanamic D.i
Bolivia
Albert Fashion Shop
New England Navigation Company
Bali
York
United’Bluic Company
Ni Et
Galveston
New .Or
Council of International 2 Men’s Association
Strik
von Luetwitz
Imment Apprylwtkis
Dee
Barwin
Baron Yor Lustwitz
Ute
Seval Forets
Suttli
Mal Wells
Essen
G. Alr
Bridgenort
Serle Llanelion i
Cabrera
Fiavana
Estrads
Guaramala
Ralist
A Re Elon
Lore
Richach Gilvany
Fifth Avenue
Main ST
Raymond E. Donley
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