State Commission Of Trade to Act Against Trusts
New York reports plan to create a state trade commission to regulate business and trade associations, backed by Samuel Untermyer. Proposals include binding bookkeeping, approving trade agreements, and restricting assets of savings banks and insurance firms to real estate mortgages to curb price manipulation and housing costs. The draft aims to extend regulation to all industries and imitate federal banking and insurance oversight.
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State Commission of Trade
New York
State Trade Commission
Thi “Building Trust
Samuel Untermyer
Mir. Untermyer
Trnet
Watermyer
Grean
Ant
Pri
Untermyer
We do the work better in Spring housecleaning offer
A compact notice touts improved efficiency and savings in spring housecleaning, asserting faster service with less labor and lower costs. It presents a concise pitch that targets homeowners seeking economical maintenance, promising quicker results with less effort.
Beauty and Health: Lydia Pinkham Advocates For Women
An old advertisement promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a standard remedy for women. It ties beauty to health and warns against overdoing in a nervous era, claiming the product relieves pain and restores well being for women.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Former Mrs. Leeds Declares Ill Princess in Athens Near Death
Princess Anastasia of Greece formerly Mrs William Leeds lies critically ill in Athens. She ordered a serum for her son in New York and offered a large sum to Dr Allen Hoover as doctors advise in delays. A steamer brought De Hanver to her bedside who then authorized an operation to remove an intestinal obstruction linked to appendicitis.
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Universal Service
Despatica
Paris
Anastasia
Greece
William BR. Lees
Athens
New York
Allen B. Hoover
Constantinople
de Hanver
Real Honest Beer May Be Brewed at Home for Sick
Washington reports that real honest beer may again be brewed at home for the sick under a ruling from the department of justice. The beer must be three to five percent alcohol and will be dispensed only under a doctor's prescription. Officials say they have not yet been officially notified, but the order will likely become effective based on attorney general guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universal Service
Washington
Department of Justice
Office of the Prohibition Commissioner
Treasury Department
Reds Still Hold Power in Russia
The article reports Petrograd and Kronstadt operations to quell uprisings amid conflicting dispatches. It notes Moscow quiets while Trotsky and Zinoviev pursue harsh measures, and Kronstadt rebels oppose communism, denying links to reactionaries. Helsinki reports fuel sensationalism and mixed claims of fires and strikes.
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Reds
Russia
Cenar
Trotak
Petrograd
Aine
Kronstadt
Walla
Peter and Paul
Moscow
Troitky
Zinovieft
Mmpha
Lar Kronstadt
Mission Leader Addresses Luncheon On Chinese Work
Women of Timtex church hosted a luncheon meeting where Mission Leader Hugh W. Hubbard spoke about missionary efforts in China and the need for education and relief. The session covered the Sheppard-Towner plan, the Boxer-era sacrifice story, and faith missions, with plans to attend a state meeting in Stratfield on March 17 and a high school event featuring Mrs. George Gellhorn.
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Timtex Church
Igt- Sor Boliewine
Hubbard
Hisdren
Aruusk
Emily
Young ‘Women's Guild
Executive Council of Teachers Seeks Tenure Legislation
The Executive Council of Teachers, after a St Paul convention, calls for nationwide tenure legislation to end arbitrary dismissals and improve firing standards. Charles Stillman of the American Federation of Teachers in Chicago outlines tenure as permanent after a three year probation, with dismissals limited to proven causes via an impartial board. The union seeks better wages, work conditions, professional development, and supports teachers’ rights to organize and participate in school governance.
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Uch Ad
Rcts
Charles BK. Stillman
American D Federation of
Chicago
American Federation of Teachers
Stillman Satel
A! St
Tees
W Schonls
Uni
Sud
American Federation of Labor
Say French Mermaids Now Wear Diamonds in Paris
The revived Cape Varat legend links the mermaid to two drowned men found ashore. Breton fishers report seeing a mermaid at close quarters wearing two diamond rings once owned by Mile Jean Sour, the Parisian wit who perished off the cape five years ago.
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Paris
Marbo
Syren
Cape Varat
Mile
Jean Sour
Cape
Couple Wed on Wrong Side Of Street Second Time
In Danville and Urbana reports a couple wed previously in 1908 and again in Illinois after legal license issues. The ceremony at a new home near the Indiana border followed questions of licensure and jurisdiction. Attorneys advised, and a second wedding was arranged to legitimize the marriage.
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Dasville
Annandy
Theneve
Danville
Urbana
Ilinois
Banville
Louise Dobneon
Jeneve
State Line
Tilineia-Indiana
Tridiana
Altorness
Bridgeport YD to Stage April 3 Artists Concert
Bridgeport YD plans an April 3 concert featuring Bridgeport artists with prior acclaim. John Adam Hugo and Arthur Levasseur headline, joined by Mise Stockwell and Violinist Mise Mockwell, who will perform violin numbers with Garrison on piano. Levasseur leads the program, and the group emphasizes intricate scores and touring experience.
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Bridgeport YD
Bridgeport
Howe Ad Iy
Baroneda
John Adam Hugo
Bridgeport Syn Peony Orchestra
Ceveril
Mise Conn Smockwell
Eeve Eral
Arthuy Levasseur
LeVasseur
Tareek
BF. Rhey Garrison
Mies Stockwell
Local Women’s Groups Schedule Meetings This Afternoon
The Ladies of Charity and several women’s clubs plan regular meetings and social events in local homes and venues this afternoon including Thimble Club at Alvin Breul’s Park Place home and the Myrtle Sewing Circle at Mrs McCarthy’s North J Avenue residence. Communities invite neighbors to attend.
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Ladies of Charity
Ars. W. McCarthy
North Javenue
Myrtle Sewing Circle
Anna, Latyis
Fairfield
Mary Yale
Noveh Avenue
Lincoln Circle
G. A. BR
Caroling D
Washington
Concert Music For St Peter's Church Benefit
A benefit concert for St Peter's Church features artist pupils and guest performers including Ma. Caselatti and Antonio Augenni. The program includes arias, string solos, and choral pieces from Verdi Massenet and Puccini, with ensembles and orchestral numbers.
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St. Peter’s Church
Bey Foster
Hopstichs
Bea. Hodgins
Vale
Russel
MeGih
Mother Machree
Rob
Housekeeper Plan Discussed by Mothers Club
Miss Well Alexander, secretary of the Charity Organization Society, urged visiting housekeepers for needy homes at the March Meeting hosted by Mrs. Rod Barnard. Members approved the plan as a practical aid, noting the need for funded support and expert homemaking assistance amid rising costs.
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Mothers
Miss Well Alexander
Charity Organization Society
Alexander Emphasia
Mathers Club
Dian
Letters From Natalie Dear Evelynt Yesterday
A personal letter details a seaside walk with Helen, mentions a self-made tailor William Maher, and notes sales at G. W. Muirchild and Sons jewelry shop. It highlights reduced prices on Newnp oel packages and various wares including silver, china, and lingerie, with fashion thoughts for spring.
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Evelynt
Helen
Seaside Park
Holmes and Edwards
G. W. Muirchild and Sons
Jamestown
Washington
Loyal Ladies Hear Miss Murray At Lodge
The Loyal Ladies auxiliary of the Reval Arcanum Jodgse will meet this afternoon at 2 oclock in the rooms at 1025 Main street for a regular business session. Miss Graen N Murray, officer of the League of Western Valleys, will give the address outlining plans for an invitation for the next meeting on March 07. A card and food sale will follow during social hour and many plan to contribute dishes.
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Reval Arcanum
Oteleck
Paljowaddy
N. Murray, Geer
League of Weereen Valves
Universalist Women’s Club resumes service luncheon program
The Universalist Women’s Club restarts daily community luncheons in Fairfield Avenue parish dining room. Mrs. H. Orton will oversee operations with volunteers serving and others preparing meals at home. Funds support local philanthropy and Red Cross gifts.
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The
Red Cross
Lenten Service at St Pauls This Week
The Rev. Father Frank F. Kins of Trinity Episcopal Church will preach the Lenten service at St Pauls Church this Wednesday evening at 8 o clock. All attending parishioners and local residents are urged to attend these weekly sermons during Lent.
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Frank F.kins
Trinity Episcopal Church
A Pauls
Eas
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