Labor Federation Urges Increase In Union Organizing
Detroit Oct 4 AP AFB reports union organizing push urged by the American Federation of Labor council president William Green and associates at the annual convention. The document stresses voluntary organizing, cooperative bargaining, and safeguards against compulsory arbitration while noting labor banks growth and cautions against company unions and speculative ventures. The federation backs nonpartisan support for pro union candidates and highlights the Tennessee contest victory for Representative Garrett as a sign of future gains. It also calls for broader organizing, including women, and reviews government military camps without opposition.
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Wiliam Green
Executive Council
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Federation
Federal Reserve System
Tennessee
Garrett
Democratic House
Ife
Phillips Milk of Magnesia Promoted as Superior Remedy
For fifty years genuine Phillips Milk of Magnesia has been prescribed by physicians because it overcomes three times as much stomach acid as bicarbonate solutions. It leaves the stomach sweet and gas free, neutralizes bowel fermentations, and gently removes sour waste without purging. Available in 25c and 50c bottles at drugstores. Milk of Magnesia is the U S Registered Trade Mark of The Charles H Phillips Chemical Company and its predecessors.
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Dave's Mentha Pepsin touted as stomach relief elixir
A vivid advertisement promises rapid relief from stomach agony gas and indigestion using Dave's Mentha Pepsin. It claims minutes to ease chest pressure breathing improves and promises complete eradication of indigestion with one bottle, citing 6009 bottles sold in a New Jersey town and nationwide pharmacist availability.
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Funeral Services Held for Waterbury Man
Funeral services for August Lyon of Willow Avenue Waterbury were held at 11 this morning with committal at Woodlawn Cemetery Stamford. Lyon, who died suddenly Saturday, was a charter member of the Puritan Lodge of Odd Fellows and left a wife a son and a daughter. His brother Fred Lyon of Milford publisher of the Milford Citizen also survived.
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August Lyon
Willow Avenue
Waterbury
Woodlawd
Puritan Lodge of Odd Fellows
Stamford
Fred Lyon
Milford
Milford Citizen
Slao Survivia
Man Slays Wife with Axe Then Kills Himself in Quebec
In Stanbridge Quebec on a Saturday the laborer Isidore Roberts killed his wife by beating her with a chair and an axe after she refused to give him money earned that day. He then killed himself by slashing his throat with a razor. Their daughter Germaine witnessed the attack.
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Stanbridge
Que
Isidore Roberts
Roberts
Falcon
Germaine
Policeman Hurt In Crash With Auto In Noroton
Policeman Edward Magavero is hospitalized with a back and right ankle injury after Frank Wyckoff of Stamford turned his car sharply in front of Magavero on the Post Road in Noroton. Magavero, a former state policeman, was thrown from his motorcycle and taken to Norwalk hospital after an X ray. Wyckoff was not arrested as the injury was accidental.
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Darien
Oct
Edward Magavero
Norwalk
Frank Wyckoff
Main Street
Stamford
Magavero
Wyckoff
Noroton
Wycoff
Arcidental
Corpse Hanging Found in Maine Forest
Unidentified man found dead hanging from a tree at Kennebago Farmington Me Oct 4 AP report says no foul play suspected and no clues to identify him. A report notes two workers, described as Polish or Finnish laborers, were seen in the area asking for directions to a lumber camp. Fourteen cents found in his pocket.
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Farmington
Kennebago
Here
Small
Morse Fraud Case Delayed One Week
New York October 4 AP reports the opening of the trial of twenty one defendants charged with Charles W Morse and fraudulent use of the mails was postponed for a week by Federal Judge Thacher. The delay follows a change in counsel for the defense. The case concerns sales of stock of the United States Steamship Company and related affiliations. Morse has been found unable to stand trial due to his physical condition.
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New York
Charles W. Morse
Thacher
United States Steamship Company
Kreanantions
Morse
State Officer Hangs Himself On New Hampshire Road
The body of John Russell, a state highway patrolman, was found hanging from a tree on the main road from Roby to South Utton in Concord New Hampshire. Officials believed he had ended his own life though no motive was known.
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Concord
N.H
John Russell
Roby
South Utton
Inquest in Death of Kuhnast to Be Today
Coroner John J. Phelan will open an inquest this morning into the death of William Kuhnast of Stratford who died Saturday from injuries suffered when struck October 1 by the car of A Q Burdock at Huntington Avenue Stratford near Connecticut avenues.
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John J. Phelan
William Kuhnasg
Stratford
A. Q. Burdock
Huntington
Stratford and
Connecticut Avenues
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