ACE OF L PROTESTS AGAINST ALLEGED BUILDING BOYCOTT
June 6 Washington. Frank Merrickon, secretary of the American Federation of Labor, protested to Attorney General Daugherty about alleged boycotts of building material suppliers in San Francisco. Letters from the Bricklayers, Masons and Plasterers' International Union and others accuse the Industrial Association of San Francisco of discriminating against firms employing union labor. A letter from W A Georges of the San Francisco Builders' Exchange urged members to ensure jobs run on the American plan and wage scale before permits are issued.
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Washington
Daugherty
Frank Merrikon
American Fanvation of Labor
San Francisco
Tme
Orrison
Morrison
Maan and Plasterers
International
Builders’ Exchange
Builders' Exchange
City to Lay 200000 Yards of Paving At Once
The city plans to lay about 200000 square yards of bituminous paving before snow flies. Mayor Frea Atwater and City Engineer James A. McElroy approved the project, opting for city labor to save costs. Work on Broadtree will start soon after specifications are secured. Repairs proceed under Public Works Director George M. Coughlin as paving continues between the South trolley tracks in State street. A crew will work on the north track starting near Main street.
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Frea Atwater
James Aa. McElroy
Atwater
Broadtree
Radio Wonders and Vacuum Tubes Open New Communication
The article extols stage fright in radio broadcasting and praises vacuum tube receivers enabling long distance contact. It notes amateur operators, naval use during war, licensing, and the Beat method of autodynes for improved reception, with details on transmitter setups and code speed requirements.
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Lelitz
Babylon
J. T
Usly
Sestland
Paving And Sewer Commission Declared Done By Mayor
Mayor Abraser states the Paving and Sewer Commission is hamstrung by 1915 legislation limiting its work to six inch pavement on limited streets. He recalls past council moves to dissolve the board and transfer duties to a street committee, noting the commission did little after lawmakers curtailed its authority.
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Abraser
Common Council
Warren Brothers
Patenees
Warrenite
Tmrean
Main
State
Fairfield
Seld
Child Hurt From Fall At Home In Fairfield Area
Ernest Carlson age ten fell from a stoep sustaining a fracture to the right leg. He was transported to St Vincent's Hospital by Dr. F F Walsh of the Emergency staff for treatment.
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Ernest Carlson
Twearg
Faircheld Avenue
Lee
St. Vincent's Hospital
F. F. Walsh
Anthracite Miners To Make Counter Offer
Hazleton Pa six members of the anthracite miners general scale committees today unanimously voted rejection of the arbitration offer and directed a sub committee to draft a counter proposal of the hard coal field Continuance of wage negotiations was provided for with inaction of the committees directing a sub committee to draft a counter proposal to that of the operators The counter proposal will be submitted to the general scale committee for approval at another meeting tomorrow.
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Hazleton
Jung
Fairfield ILR to Wed in Atlantic City June 10
Fairfield ILR members announce a marriage between John M. Shaughn of Southport and Miss Anna Bey to take place Saturday in Atlantic City. The note mentions community events including a drum corps reorganization with 29 new members aiming for the state cup at Waterbury and local civic activities and appointments.
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Fairfield
John M. Shaughn
Southport
Anna Bey
Atlantic City
Miss Bulkley
Granville Street
Waterbury
James Moran
HW. McGanry
Flint
Holy Name Society
John Shuman
Greenfield Hill
Anne B. Jennings
Italy
Clergyman's Wife Granted Divorce by Boston Court
June 6 Mra Catherine H Boyer was granted a divorce from Rev Francia Bover, former pastor of the Advent Church, after testimony. Judge Grant issued the decree twelve minutes after testimony ended. The minister was named as the man in the case linked to the death by self of Bernice Boneher in her luxury apartment last January. Police Captain P L W Hall testified on admissions by the minister regarding relations with the deceased. Archibald Christie of Grayers preane sustained a crushed right thumb in a shop incident yesterday. Dr Walsh treated the break at Emergency hospital and Christie returned home.
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Boston
Catherine ‘H. Boyer
Diwarde
Francia FR. Bover
Fesive
Church of the Advent
Grant
Archibald Christie
Grayers Preane
Auene
Robbery at John Street cigar stand reported
Maurice Waingrow told police yesterday afternoon his cigar stand at 160 John Street was broken into and robbed of five boxes of cigars and nine cartons jet cigarettes. He said he was unable to state if anything else was taken.
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Maurice Waingrow
John Street
Ste . A
Wilson official for new Milford rubber concern
Dilford B. Wilson former lieutenant governor and former Bridgeport mayor will help head a new Milford rubber concern formed from the Askam Rubber plant North Avenue. The Union and New Haven Trust and a New York firm arranged the deal. the name of the new company is not yet disclosed and production is expected once the plant is ready.
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Milford
Dilford B. Wilson
Bridgeport
William B. McCarthy
Rostand Manufacturing Company
Milfara
Union
New Haves Trust Company
New York
Abolish Gas with Baalmann’s Gas Tablets
Distress from gas in stomach and bowels blamed for heart pains and breathing difficulty. Baalmann’s Gas Tablets claimed to prevent gas formation, calm nerves, and ease digestive troubles. Advertises the tablets as safe and effective, sold by Hindla’s and Brandy advertisements.
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Earth
Baalmann
Rome
Bunlmann
Hindla
Averywi Enaalmann
San Brandlye
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