Courts of Future Will Not Permit Strikes, Kelso Predicts
Providence reports President Robert W. Kelso opening the National Conference of Social Work, predicting courts may overrule strike approvals as conspiracies within 50 years. He argues industry must adopt conduct protecting the public and workers, not just capital, and urges social service reform to root out distress and improve labor conditions.
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Audiline of
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Uni
Thys
Thestead
Eviction Claims Dismissed Against Coal Miners in Morgantown
Randall and Jarvis Coal Company won eviction dismissals against striking miners due to improper notices. Magistrate W L Boughner ruled only five days notice was given instead of the required thirty. The region has seen 210 eviction wins by coal firms since the strike began. The circuit court will consider 160 appeals at the July term.
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Morgantown
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Maptetrate
W. L. Boughner
Boughner
Many American Women Wed to French Titles
A Paris dispatch notes a rise of American women marrying French nobles, shaping Paris society. It lists numerous marriages from the era, naming Ridgway, de Montgomery sisters, Miss Symes, the Phalen sisters, Miss Curtis, Slidell sisters, Anna Gould, and others, highlighting prominent families and titles and noting departures from U.S. and French press debate.
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COUNT DE _PASS
Paris
Sally Beecher
United States
Hush ¢. Wallace
Jean de Lappe
Europe
Mins Ridgway
Leon de Bethune
Miss Tey
Viitcunt de Coury
Princess de Pois
Periz
Miss Symes
Marquis de Bassano
Napoleon LII
Phalen
de Gabriao
Tugegransh
Washington
Tiles
Washington Richards
Anna Gould
Marquis Boni de Castellane
Duke de Talieyand
Jean de Kergelay
Caroll
Louis de Imgrange
Countess de Sayre
O'Donnell
Ampunry de Lagrance
Sloane
Halmond de Lolignac
Duke Necazes
Arquise de Chambran
Rives-Nicholls Canness de Chambrein
Yalverworth
League Council to Rectify Hungarian Boundary Lines
Geneva June 22 The League of Nations Council is urged by the Ambassadors' council to consider ratifications of the Hungary Roumania and Hungary Yugoslav border frontiers as fixed by the Trianon treaty. The process follows treaty stipulations allowing eventual rectifications by common agreement under League auspices.
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Woman Held in 1000 Dollar Bond After Auto Collision
Mrs. Alice M. Brown of Tas i Beardsley street faced Coroner Bl Mix in New Haven for a death inquiry into 3 year old Tony DeMeo of Portsea street New Haven seriously injured in a collision with Brown's car on Wednesday night. She was held on a $1000 bond awaiting the boy's outcome. Brown said DeMeo was with children playing in the street and became confused when she honked the horn, the boy darting back and forth.
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Alice MM. Brown
Beardsley Street
New Haven
Tony NeMee
Portsea
Hartford Pastor Rev. J C Adams Dies at 72
Rev John Coleman Adams pastor of the Church of the Redeemer United Universalis died at his Hartford home after a two week illness. He was in his 73rd year. He is survived by a wife.
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John Coleman Adams
Church of the Redeemer
Universalis
German Property in U S Will Not Be Confiscated
Washington reports President Harding aims to avoid confiscation of private German property held in the United States as reparations are arranged. Negotiations consider placing German assets in trust or exempting small holdings while larger estates may be divided, with Congress to weigh proposed legislation.
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David Lawrence
Washington
Harding
America
Unites States
Havusa
United States
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Department of State
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Offici
Gore
Dinitec Sr
Lusitania
Germany
Lalamaunia
Cylane
Thomas V. Miller
Congress
Colmmel- Miler
Dark Hue Dresses Sign Change From Bright Season
Women's dresses of darker hue appear as a change from the bright season. Black or navy crepe de chine ensembles feature rich fabric, ornate trimmings of cut steel and iridescent shells. One plain yet attractive black model displays wide sleeves and a red crepe de chine facing. Priced at 519.50 Second. flnor canter
Bridgeport Products Week Showcases Local Goods
Bridgeport displays finished products and manufacturing processes with exhibits from Dy W S Mills Co Infants and children's underwear E Ries Co Lace curtains Bead Chain Mfg Co Betty Beads and girdles Bridgeport Elastic Fabric Co Garter elastic and webbing Bridgeport Metal Goods Mfg Co Kwiklite flash lights Thos P Taylor Co Security waists for children Malin showcases windows and in-store displays across the city.
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W. S. Mills Co
E. Ries & Co
Bead Chain Mfg. Co
Betty
Bridgeport Elastic Fabric Co
Thos. P. Taylor Co
Seaside wearables for beach attire noted in catalog
The notice describes seaside outfits including knitted caps and suits to match Gingham designs. It lists knitted bathing suits for women, rubber shoes and caps in various colors, and a gingham bathing suit with a scalloped skirt priced at five dollars, advertised as on display on the 2nd floor.
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Annette Kellerman
Does your skin show signs of age and sag?
An ad promotes Scott's Mineralava Beauty Clay and Face Finish with trial sizes and bundled offers. It markets self-application for reducing facial aging signs, claiming ease of use and youthful radiance. Prices listed include 1.85 for a bottle, 1.35 for a trial, and 0.47 for Lady Mary products.
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Scott
Sale of women's oxfords offers deep discounts
In a house cleaning sale a store cuts prices on women's oxfords to move stock. They advertise Brown kid oxfords with military heel and black versions, patent leather pumps, suede back straps, white fabric pumps, and spar oxfords with heels, all reduced from 6.50 to 7. Offer says all sizes available across the full assortment but not every style. Main floor rear.
Women's light weight cotton undergarments on sale
The notice offers sheer comfort giving undergarments for warm days, including vests and bodices, made of light weight cotton with lace or shell finishes. Prices are 25c for the vests and bodices and 65c for a light weight cotton combination, with the sale located on the main floor left.
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