Striking Garment Workers Enjoined in Toledo Case
The International Garment Workers Union is restrained from interfering with Cohen Friendlander and Martin Co Inc Toledo Ohio makers. The restraining order stems from a suit alleging secondary boycott and coercion by unions to halt manufacturing after a plant shutdown. Justice Donnelly cited organized pressure to force cessation of business.
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New York
International Garment Workers Union
Cohen, Friendlander and Martin Company, Inc
Toledo
Ohio
Supreme Court Tustica Donnelly
Teledo
Justice Dennelly
Navy music course opens at Seaport School
The Navy department announces openings for a musician's sonost program at Seaport. It offers instruction from capable teachers and is free to interested individuals. Applicants should seek information and apply at the Post Office building department, where details will be provided.
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Navy Department
A Mother's Experience West Suxton 3fe Read of Mrs Arthur Campbell
A mother of five recalls her two year old daughter's fever and illness. She credits Pr True's Elixir with rapid improvement and notes worms as a common cause of childhood sickness. The ad claims the elixir has served as a laxative and worm expeller since 1851.
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West Suxton
Arthur Campbell
True
Ommon
Trne
Best Home Hair Removal Remedy Adverts Delatone Gelatone
An old beauty advertpromotes Delatone as a quick home treatment for unwanted hair on arms and neck. It instructs mixing powdered Delatone with water to form a paste, applying briefly, then rubbing off and washing to leave smooth skin. The promo urges buyers to seek Gelatone as the correct product.
Auto Driver Cleared in Fatal Westport Collision
The Pennsylvania car driver involved in a July 2 crash at Nash's corner in Westport was absolved of criminal responsibility for the death of Agelia Johnson and her son Winslow. The findings state the motorcycle rider attempted to pass a truck and was struck by the automobile. The driver's name was not released.
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Pennsylvania
Agelia Johnson
Winslow Dann
San
Carsworto
Phelan
Altes -Snohnson
Nash's ‘Corner
Westport
Toknson
Penneyivan
William A. Drumm
Lexington Avenue
Drumm
Drunmm
Norwalk
Stratford Firm Named Defendant in $100000 Suit
The Sameren Motors corporation of Delaware will sue Liberty Manufacturing of Stratford for about 109,900. The Liberty company, now in receivership since June, faces three appraisers and a court appointment. Cameron corporation previously granted exclusive manufacturing rights. over 100 stockholders attended the hearing.
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Sameren Motors Corporation of Delaware
Liberty Manufacturing Company
Stratford
Samuel Reich
Cameron Company
Liberty Company
Cameron, Corporation
Cameron
Capais
John Fi Vesterda
Hwte Company
John A. Orwell, Jr
Litert
Frank L. Wilder
Qameran Corpation
Highways Near City to Be Inspected by State Official
State Highway Commissioner Charles J. Bennett will inspect several highways near Birdseport today. He arrives at 4:19 p.m. and plans a drive with local highway committee members including Judge John Pullman and A. H. Samuel P. Senier, followed by lunch at the Seaside club and a discussion of the Niehnis-Ehelton extension.
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Charles J. Bennett
Highway Committee
Chamber of Ciominc
Seward
Newtoen
Niehnis- Ehelton
Commissioner Bennett
Tudge John Pullman
H Samuel P. Senier
Cake T. Staples
A. EB
Macipo Josenn Stagg
Frank TD. Bell
F Mills
George Walda
Hi Oid Hub
Wack Receives Four Year Postgraduate Title at Catholic University
George D. Wack, graduate of the June class of Catholic University in Washington, D. C., and resident of 84 Iranistan Avenue, has been awarded the four year postgraduate title by the university, conferred under Knights of Columbus auspices.
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George D. Wack
Catholic Universty
Washington, D. C
Iranistan Avenue
Knights of Columbus
Norwalk Woman Granted Divorce in Superior Court
Norwalk woman Louie Olga Wiein obtained a divorce from Renard Klein of Brown, custody of their year old daughter, alimony set at 10 dollars weekly, and a name change to Letise Firman. The proceeding, led by Judge John S Keeler, cited intolerable cruelty during the marriage dating from September 1905.
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John S Keeler
Superior Court
Chas. S. Canield
Louie Olga Wiein
Norwales
Renard Klein
F Bron
Piaipuia
Chas. Canfield
Bullard Attends Canadian Trip With Governor Lake
Stanley F. Bullard of the city joins Connecticut business leaders and Governor Lake on a Hartford hosted journey to Canada. The party sails from Nias Falke into the St Lawrence river route, visiting Welland Canal and St Lawrence Valley before returning to Montreal. About ten members hail from New England states as Canadian industrial leaders arrange entertainment with regional councils.
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Stanley FH. Bullard
Connecticut
Governor Lake
Hartford
St. Lawrence River
Arty
Nias Falke
St. Lawrence Valley
Welland Canal
Quebec
Montreal
New England
Executive Council of
the Great Lakes
Lawrence Tidewater Association
Finger Prints To Aid Postal Patrons
The Post Office department has been authorized to use the finger print system to help patrons who cannot read or write. The system aims to ease deposits and savings operations at the post office. Installation will be at nominal cost, requested by Post manager Groene to facilitate business.
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Post Omice
Department of the Postal
Lost Battalion Vet John J Munson Dies in New York
Private John J Munson, decorated by French and American governments for delivering a message from the Lost Battalion in September 1918, died after a hospital operation in New York. He served with a regular army unit stationed on Governors Island and was planned for military funeral in his home city.
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New York
John J. Munson
Charfo
Hadeen
Governors Island
Enforcements Begin on New Child Labor Law
Hartford July 11 Deputy Factory Inspector William Dunran said steps have been taken to enforce the law from the recent General Assembly session. It bans employing children under 10 in manufacturing plants beyond eight hours daily or six days weekly with a 20 penalty per offense. The article notes age is determined by a judged age method and examiner inquiry. The text also contains garbled lines about horns and ages that do not form a coherent fact.
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Hartford
Associated Is
William EB. Dunran
General Assembly
Tanlac credited with curing long illness urge
A Brigsport, Hindle Drug store advertisement features a man praising Tanlac after claiming decades of pain, leg trouble, sleepless nights, and weakness improved within weeks. He says friends are now taking it, and others nearby have started using it as well, vowing to finish more bottles to clear lingering troubles.
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Zoten
Tanlac
Brigsport
Detroit Woman Credits Lydia Pinkham for Health Return
Mrs. L. M. Dawras of Detroit recalls years of ill health and headaches before using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports four bottles restored her vigor, enabling her to work daily. The item highlights how women, even at home, seek relief from backache bearing-down feelings and nervousness with the remedy.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Detroit
Mich
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