U S Will Pursue Hands Off Polly NPA Mine Deal
Secret session to frame a response to 12 wave demands from organized labor leaders. A joint session at the Hotel Pennsylvania will decide if a prolonged suspension or strike can be avoided by a compromise offer. Government, via Secretary Davis, rejects intervention and pledges to stay neutral while labor and owners seek a peaceful settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Olzearves
United States Department of Labor
Amorrow
Wase
Davis
Uf Oe
Lawsuit Seeks 600000 From Rhode Island Casinos
Edward T. Bannon, a New Bedford attorney, sues in federal court for 600000 alleging fraudulent roulette operation at Rhode Island gambling houses. He names six defendants including Jacob Vorel August A Schaller James Moran and Charles Manchester Jr plus two other Rhode Island residents and alleges wheels were controlled to eliminate chance.
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Providence
R. I
Edward T. Bannon
New Bedford
Jacob Vorel
August ‘A. Schaller
East Greenwich
James E. Moran
Charles I. Manchester, Jr
Auburn
Bannon
Rhode Island
Best Home Made Cough Mixture Promises Quick Relief
A home remedy claims to beat stubborn coughs and chest colds in minutes. It advises mixing one ounce of Parmint p double strength with a little sugar in half a pint of hot water for a soothing, inexpensive cough remedy touted as superior to store bought products.
By Their Hair Shall Ye Know Them Judge Graham Says So
San Francisco March 1 Superior Judge Thomas F. Graham, renowned divorce court figure, asserts a woman's hair arrangement betrays her character and forecasts her role in divorce actions. He outlines hair styles from spit curls to monalisi and Marcel wave as indicators of modern behavior and possible marital outcomes.
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Graham
Gene Cohn
San Francisco
Thomas F. Graham
Monalisi
Shome
Marcel
Farmers Prosperity Tied to U S Market and Tariffs
Washington March statements from Milo D Campbell of Coldwater Michigan president of the National Milk Producers Federation urge immediate Fordney tariff action and a tariff policy based on American valuation. He argues protectionism and high foreign competition threaten U S farmers workers and domestic producers urging Congress to back Capper Volstead cooperative marketing and to focus on home market demand.
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Washington
Milo D. Campbell
Coldwater
Mich
National Milk Producers’ Federation
Fordner
House
Ways and Means Committee
Campbell
United States
America
Coud
Con Press
Nore
E. 2
Dall
U. & Department of Agriculture
Congress
Senate
Anderson
Minn
Congressional
Hoover
U.S. Department of Commerce
Cnlens
Demonstrated Safety Devices for Machinery at Industry Meet
The Tridgeport Safety Manufacturers Association session featured George Eames of the Singer Manufacturing Company with opening remarks by Joseph Wicler. Stanley Smith chaired as Buckley urged foremen training and worker use of guards. Sohn A. Dickinson noted efforts to standardize safety features across states to reduce incidents.
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Sohn A. Dickinson
Washington
Department of Commerce Bureau of Standards
Joseph Wicler
Sponge Bath Routine Described In Strenuous Days
A woman performing Tatler's strenuous routines finds relief through a sponge bath with equal parts vinegar and camphor, used on hard days. The method aims to improve rest and sleep after demanding work.
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Tatler
Red Cross Seeks Volunteers For Wash Cloth Production
Volunteers urged to sew wash cloths for ex service and public health hospitals under Mrs Worther. Red Cross asks for cloths at least 12 inches square and suitable materials. Deliver to Production Committee in Staples Building basement. workrooms open 9:30 to 4:20 daily.
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Red Cross
Worther
Staples
Obituary notices for Badie Gallbronner Gillane Maloney
Obituaries list Deannette E Badie and Mrs Anna Gallbronner of Stepney, with details of their deaths, family ties, and funeral arrangements. Also noted are Thomas Gillane, Thorax Maloney Sr, Lena Boettger Brechen Cargliie Teettzen, and services at local churches, cemeteries, and family homes.
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Lena Caroline Boettger
Twenry Boettser
Wiliam Erreet
Lally Rovettyre
J. R Standish
Cleary
Standish
Park Cemetery
Harding extends Florida vacation plans with delay
President Harding will extend his Florida trip by one day, delaying departure from St. Augustine. Secretary Christian announced the change as the presidential party plans to leave Saturday and reach Washington Sunday. Harding golfed in the morning and stayed at the hotel in the afternoon. Speaker Gillett, who accompanied the party, departed for Washington and planned meetings with Ways and Means leaders on the delay.
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ST. Augustins
Fla
Associated Press
Harding
Florida
Christian
Washington
Gillett
House of Representatives
Ferdney
Hardwick Visits Harding as Armament Talks Loom
The report notes Governor Hardwick of Georgia touring the nation then visiting President and Mrs. Harding at the White House, before heading back to Washington to chair a House session. The piece mentions the fiery atmosphere around armament conference treaties and a Sunday event in Springfield Massachusetts.
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Springfield
Mass
Washington
Rnor Hardwick
Georgia
Werida
Harding
Walter Unger pleads guilty to nine indictments
Walter A Unger pleaded guilty to nine indictments covering 49 counts of embezzlement fraud and larceny from the Hans Dental Institute at the University of Pennsylvania where he served as assistant treasurer. Sentence delayed a week to aid recovery of securities valued at about $190000. he faces up to 54 years. He also pleaded guilty to stealing $12000 to fund a flight, $10100 found on him March 7.
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Walter AeUnger
Hans Dental Institute
University of Pennsylvania
Fieweg
Unavr
Unger
Stratford Women Plan Advertisement of Town
Miss Gryco Norlan Murray state organizer spoke at Stratford Town Hall on the Willow Voters League from a partisan stance. Attendees from Stratford and nearby towns discussed state and national issues. a committee named the Civic Betterment Committee was formed to engage neighbors and improve Stratford as the town grows.
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Gryco Norlan Murray
League of Willow Voters
Stratford
Opponents of Dye Embargo Hearings Today in Washington
In Washington on March 16, opponents of proposed dye embargo legislation will be heard by the Senate committee investigating the industry. Jurists and dye importers, including Herman Meta's counsel James A O Gorman, will present arguments Friday and Saturday.
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Washington
Jayan Jast
James A. O’gorman
New York
Herman Meta
Shortridge
O'Gorman
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U.S
Bilious
Neey Ley Bot
Claet
Dion
Nisha
Minard
Milo D. ‘Campbell
Deannette E. Badie
Juannette
Badié
Bridge
Port
Fairfield Avenue
William J. Ballou
Shorter Street
Robert W
Hlen Badia
How
Willie
Offernags
Bailova
Baria Will Sew
Anna Gallerenner
Acna Gallbrom
Tenry Gallbronner
Stepney
Henry Gellbronner
Walnut Beach
Charles Blake
Henry
William
Fairfield
Mintle Kallenbach
Fairield
Walter Gaffney
Thll City
Kallenbach
Grasmere Avenue
Herman G. Wiemer
German “Reformed Church
Wil
Mountain Grove
Alty
Thomas J. Gilllane
Thoma Gillane
Fremont Street
Peter's Church
Nev
Charles Lee
Michael Thompson
Roy
Jobs Costelo
Joseph McCann
James Mullins
Charles Savage
Patrick Crowe
Simon Crehan
Michael Sullivan
Court Pequannock
Foresters of America
Holy Name
Saciew
St. Peter’s Church
St. Michael's
Thomas H Maloney
Walter A. Unger
P&q
Main St
Chere Call
J. K. Murphy
Mgr
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