Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound praised by mothers
In Vinton Iowa a mother of six credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health after teen years of illness and school withdrawal. She says she uses it before each birth, reads the company's booklets, and recommends it to others including her daughters, noting thirteen years of beneficial effects.
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Vinton
Iowa
Lydia E Pinkham
Frank Sellers
7Th Avenue
Emerald Oi Promise For Painful Feet At Hindle's Stores
An advertisement touts Moone's Emerald Oi as a powerful penetrating oil that guarantees relief from corn and bunion pain with a money back offer if it fails. It claims long lasting foot comfort, suitability for various foot ailments, and mentions Hindle's De Stores selling large quantities.
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Hindle
Moone
Hindle's
Miners Not Consulted Says Federation Head
London May 12 AP The decision to call off the general strike was made without consulting the Miners federation A J Cooke secretary said the miners were not party to it The Trades Union Congress action bypassed miners and the federation will report to a forthcoming conference to decide future steps If miners consent the talks may resume otherwise stoppage continues
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London
Miners‘ Federation
J Cooke
Mings
Trades Union Congress
Mr Cook
Si Herbert Lo Samuel
Trales Union Congress
Miners Federation
Cook
Herbert Samuel
T.U
Outbreaks Follow In Path of Peace At Eccleston Square
In London on May 12 AP reports demonstrations at Eccleston Square near the Trades Union Congress headquarters. Sixty male undergraduates in special constable badges rode in ten motor cars, tooting horns and scattering crowds while waving the Union Jack and dragging a red flag. Later three lorries with food, guarded by soldiers, were halted by a mocking crowd. police then forced a path through.
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Trades Union
Polleca
Passenger lines resume bookings after UK strike settlement
New York May 12 AP The hurried withdrawal of cancellations on large liners sailing for England marks the first immediate effect of the British strike settlement. United States lines report bookings stabilized with all passages sold for the season. White Star Cunard and Royal Mail Packet Lines report revival in business.
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New York
England
United States Lines
White Star
Cunard
Royal Matt Packet
British publishers ban striking staff from rehire
The Newspaper Proprietors Association announced that member papers will not reemploy any staff who were on strike as of noon today. The move aims to await terms for re engagement after the association reviews conditions.
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London
Newspaper Proprietors Association Today
Britain’s General Strike Costs Billions Across Days
The general strike cost Britain about 1.7 billion dollars overall, roughly 260 million daily, with coal miners and 4.9 million other workers affected. The dispute stemmed from wage cuts and longer hours, provoking a nationwide work stoppage and government mobilization to keep key services running.
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Britain
Trides Union Congress
British Gazette
Royal Household
Sir Jerbert Samuel
Miove
General Strike in Britain Is Ended
The general strike in Britain ends as government services remain active and volunteers may be disbanded at short notice. Prime Minister Baldwin urges harmony and cooperation while miners and mineowners prepare to resume talks, with government to guide negotiations and restore industrial welfare.
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Hull
J H Thomas
Baldwin
House of Commos
Herbert Samuel
Washington Glad As Labor War Ends in England
News from London of an armistice in the British general strike brings relief and optimism in Washington. Officials and business leaders note potential economic impact and praise orderly negotiation, with Hoover Davis Green and Chamber of Commerce observers stressing stability and prudent policy.
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Washington
Chamber of Commerce
Great Britain
Hoover
Commerce Department
Davis
William Green
American Federation of Labor
United States Chamber of Commerce
John W . Leary
Steel magnate praises British strike end
New York May 12 Fi bert H Gary chairman of United States Steel corporation expressed pleasure over the termination of the British general strike. He said as an industrialist and friend of the British, he is delighted the general strike has been called off and expects industrial peace and quiet in Britain, essential to the welfare of all nations including the United States.
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York
Fibert H Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Great Britain
Britain
Royalty Happy As Strike Ends in London
Queen Mar expressed happiness as news spread that the general strike had ended. Despite crowded streets she took her customary drive and noted public relief, while the Prince of Wales hurried to Buckingham Palace to congratulate his father on the resolution of the trouble.
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London
Mar
Prince of Wales
Buckingham Palace
Suspended sentences and fines in local court cases
Stella Miller of 11 Clinton avenue was fined 200 and given 30 days suspended jail for selling liquor. William Luby of 384 Main street received a continuance to May 14 on charges of operating a motor vehicle without a license and reckless driving. Helen Luby, 16, of 768 Shelton street, was sent to the House of the Good Shepherd but with suspended execution. Julius Dixon was ordered to pay $4 weekly support or face jail. An unnamed stool pigeon figure supplied evidence in the case.
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Stella Miller
Clinton Avenue
Costa
Pibeon
William Luby
Main Street
Helen Luby
Shelton Street
House of the Good Shepherd
William J Buckley
Julius Dixon
Danbury Man Sentenced to One Year in Crackdown Case
James Dastman thirty one of Danbury was arrested March 1 in a Danbury garage after breaking in with suspected intent to steal a car. Judge John R Booth ordered one year in jail noting intoxication and knowledge of the escapade.
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James Dastman
Danbury
Wnte
John R Booth
Criminal Superior Court
Inter
Sobgs
Unaware of Death Claims Mark Robbery Trial
In New Haven on May 12 AP reports the prosecution rested in a violent robbery case involving Nick De Meoli Joseph Mackri Edward Collins and Charles Pavis. Coroner Eli Mix testified about statements from the four defendants following the discovery of Henry B Johnson's body and Macri denied dragging Johnson. Police witness Burns described comments by De Meoli to Macri during questioning. Edward Collins testified he knew De Meoli as Nick and had seen them on the street.
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New Haven
E M. Yeomans
Criminal Superior Court
Nick de Meoll
Joseph Macki
Edward Collins
Charles Pavis
Collins
Eli Mix
Mix
Henry B Johnson Mack
de Meoli
Johnson
Congress Avenue
Asxay
Wear Haven
Macri
de Meoll
Rog
Solomon Shorr
Shorr
Mack
New York
Sylvester Burns
West Haven
de Meol Wag
Burns
Macr
Batha
Batha So Many Times You Don't Remember the Last Time.” Macri
Jacob F Goodhart
Ile
Nick
Grimwood Loses Suit For $40000 In Bridgeport Court
A non-suit was granted yesterday in Superior court in Bridgeport in a $10000 damage suit by Charles Grimwood against ex wife Mrs. Jennie Grimwood Mitchell. Grimwood claimed she defrauded him of cash and valuables after promising to remarry. The couple divorced in 1921 and Grimwood failed to appear in court. his whereabouts are unknown.
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Jennie Mitchell
Bridgeport
Alfred Baldwin
Superior Court
Charles Grimwood
Grimwood
Grimwooda
State Health Officials Gather for Annual Meeting in New London
In New London on May 12, more than six health officers nurses and Connecticut Public Health Association members gathered at Mohican hotel for the annual meeting led by Yale School of Public Health dean and association president CBE. Public health figures from Hartford New York and Norwich attended with notes on future plans and the organization of a New London county public health association. The day included a luncheon and a sightseeing trip after sessions.
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Lonndon
Connecticut Public Health Association
Wnslow
School of Public Health
Yale
Mohican Hotel
Mayo
William Fot
Annie W. Goodrich
School of
Jiumer N Calver
New York
American Public Health Association
C P Botsford
Hartford
Tredgurer
State Association
New London
Justice of Peace to Hear Bartley Case in Stratford
A hearing was set for 11 o'clock Thursday morning before Justice Irving Elson in Bridgeport. The case involves Deputy Sheriff Herbert Lewis and William J. Bartley of Hidgaport Engineering, who on Monday seized much of the furniture from Mrs Nora E Bartley at Main Street and Woodstock Avenue. Citations have been issued to stop disposal of the furniture allegedly seized by Bartley and Sheriff Seals.
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Stratford
Irving Elson
Bridgeport
Herbert Lewis
Honeyspot Road
William J. Bartley
Hidgaport Engineering Company
Nora E Bartley
Bartley
Main Street
Woodstock Avenue
Astley
Sherrif
Mr&. Bartley
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