Editorial: The Ending of the Coal Miners Strike
The five week coal strike ends as workers return and production slowly resumes. President Wilson’s plan calls for a 14 percent wage increase and an impartial commission, with a report within 60 days. The public holds the stake, ensuring fair wages while guarding against excessive profits by operators. The incident signals a broader shift in industrial relations and rejects force as a sustained policy.
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Wilson
Mother Earth
Federal
Bec
Con
Curtiss Airplane Station Closed Until March
The Curtiss Airplane station on the Colt Farm at Pappasquash is closed until next March. Rev. O. H. Wallace of First Baptist will speak on Love's Backslidings in the morning and A Door Opened in Heaven in the evening. Rev. J. W. Annas of Washington Park M E Church preaches at State Street M E Church in the morning. Miss Martha Paull sings. Epworth League at 6.45. evening service at 7.30 with The Three Great Events in Life as the pastoral address. An auto, possibly Paul Tammaro's, was badly damaged at Hope and Franklin when it struck a curb and hit a light pole. no injuries.
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A. J. Sousa
Florida
Halsey Chase
Rebecca
St. Petersburg
Fla
Sam
Shoemant
G. A. R. Block
Elizabeth Wardwell Gulleras
Albert F. Thornton
Pawtucket
Bright
Barrington Beach
Fabrizio
Charlotte Woodruff
Carmine Fabrizio
Minnie Stratton Watson
Colt Memorial High School
Coit-Alber Lyceum Bureau
First Nazarene Church
High Street
Arthur J. Myers
Heaven
Frank B. Wilson
Lee Tire and Rubber Company
Conshohocken
Wilson
Bristol
Daniel Green
Samuel ‘Kennison
U. S. ‘Marine Corps
San Domingo
Newport
Kennison
Samuel Isaacson
Samuel G. McCaw
Samuel McCaw
Providence
Mr McCaw
Unlimited
S.S. Hampden
Coastwise Transportation Company
Italy
Curtiss
Colt Farm
Pappasquash
O. H. Wallace
First Baptist Church
J. W. Annas
Washington Park
M E
State Street
M. E
Martha Paull
Epworth League
Pastoril
Paul Tammaro
Hope and
Franklin Streets
Hope Street
C. Hall
Arthur McCaw
Warren
Ella McMants
George L. Kinnicutt
McManus
Charles W Herrmann
Clark Brown
William Wood
May Congdon
Burns recoveries and hospital notes plus local events
Edward Cook, age one, recovered from facial burns after lamp incident. An infant Turile suffered severe scalding falling into hot water. Dr. C. J. Brouck attends. Railroad officials visited Providence rail lines aboard the Naugatuck. White Shoes for Confirmation at Levy's. Kearney Post American Legion hosts a complimentary dance and Ladies Night at the Naval Armory with flag gift to the Post. Red Cross Christmas Seals drive proceeds to fund District Nursing. Ivy Guild Christmas tree social distributed gifts. chapel decor featured holly and crepe paper with a small collations and an all female committee.
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Edward
Providence
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad
L. Levy
State Street
Kearney Post
American Legion
Naval Armory
Babbitt ‘Woman's Relief Corps
Red Cross
Ladies of the
Bristol
Stepthee
Ivy Guild
St. Michael's Church
Florence Kellogg
Frances Peckham
William A. Darling
Sewing Machine Repair and Sales Near Thames Street
J. B. Keeler offers repair, cleaning, and adjustment for all sewing machines plus parts shuttles belts needles and new and second hand machines on easy terms. Graphophones repaired and cleaned. Open afternoons and evenings at 168 Thames opposite O'Wolf Inn. Tel 142-.
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Thames
O’wolf Inn
J. B. Keeler
Lost cameo pin on High Street between Union and Church
Lost a cameo brooch pin on High Street between Union and Church streets. Reward offered to Mrs George Douglas of 119 High Street. Also notices: two horses for sale, barred rock cockerels for breeding, closed top peddler wagon for sale, inquire at Wood's Stable Court Street. Peddler license notice to let a small garage Easterbrooks 286 Wood Street. Widespread wants include second hand furniture and kitchen range and carpenters tools. apply 20297 217 Wood Street.
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Atreet
Union
Church Streets
George Douglas
High Street
Wood
Court Street
Wood ST
Catarrheal Deafness Cure Claim from Hall's Medicine
An advertisement claims catarrhal deafness cannot be cured by local applications and must be treated systemically. It asserts Hall's Catarrh Medicine heals via the blood and offers one hundred dollars for a cure not achieved, with circulars free and druggists selling the product for 75 cents.
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Hall
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Bristol County
Farrally Brothers
J.B. Farrally
Phoenix NE
HS OM
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Hasbrouck
Wood Street
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Prs
Phenix
Jacob Molasky
Jones
A. A. Dreyer
Editorial
Bristol and Vicinity
J. T Drury
Phoenix Office
Easterbrooks
Thames ST
Shoe Store
Dodge & Camfield Co
Exchange Place
Butler Exchange
EB. L
Ferncroft
Armour
Keen Kutter
Kutier
Baer
Sato Ae Poe
Franklin Street
Coal Foot
State-Strees
Tnei
Orlean
Curtis
Golden Tree
Warfield Brand
Priscilla
Barker
Dot & Caracas
Libby
Charles A. Johnson
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