Hamilton Bids Farewell To Her Soldier Boys In Fitting Manner
Hamilton hosts a vast farewell for the second draft contingent bound for Camp Sherman. From a downtown banquet to a massive parade of around five thousand participants and tens of thousands lining streets, the event closes with a patriotic address by Rev James F McNary and a moving departure as the train pulls away. The Hamilton Commercial and Industrial Association receives praise for organizing the scale of the sendoff.
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Hamilton
Camp Sherman
Chillicothe
Ohio
Aug. Margedant
Market Street
Y.M.C. A
National League of Woman's Service
John A. Holzberger
Chas
Stricker
Wm. J. Morand
Eagles
Moose
Hilks
Walnut Aid Society
Red Men
Odd Bellows, Jr
A. M
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Monkeys
Millville Ave. Association
Middletown
Sons of Italy
Monse Drum Corp
Y.M. C
James F. McNary
Harry Spears
McNary
Wernel Compton Post
J. Smith
M. O. Burns
Hamilton Commercial and Industrial Association
Palace of the Czars Beauties at Tsarskoe Selo
National Geographic Society describes Tsarskoe Selo thirty miles south of Metrograd, once a village given by Peter the Great to Catherine I. The palace, completed near Catherine II era, features opulent rooms for Marie Alexandrovna and Alexander II. Nicholas II preferred a modest home. gardens, grottoes, and pols embellish the vast estate.
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Taarskoe Selo
Peter the Great
Tvarskoe Sulu
Metrograd
Nicholas
Catherine 1
Meters
Elizabeth Petrovna
Hulope
Marie Alexandrovina
Alexander II
Nicholas 11
United States Capitol
We Village
National Geographic Society
Iron Molders And Textile Workers Willing To Negotiate
The Niles Tool Works and Shuler & Benninghofen Woolen Mills face ongoing strikes after a brief failed meeting. Textile Workers Committeemen faced insult from Bill Shuler, blocking settlement. An injunction by Judge J. H. Later targets picketing and strike breakers, with local molders vowing firm unity and a push for fair bargaining.
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Niles Tool Works Company
Shuler & Benninghofen
Hig “Ba Shuler
BAC
Shuler
Corse
Woolem
Bill’ Shuler
Textile Workers’ Committee
Ringl
Allen Andrews
United States
J. H
Republican News
Fourth Street
Maple Avenue
Feet Wet Sidewalks Linked to Grip Epidemics
Public health writer Martin Nevins warns that poorly drained flat sidewalks cause feet to stay wet, fostering grip and other illnesses. He urges convex, slightly elevated sidewalks to improve drainage and reduce lung troubles such as bronchitis and tuberculosis.
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Martin Nevins
Auya Mr. Nevins
Geri
Gering
Thousard
Employers urge compulsory arbitration to curb strikes
Washington reports that a national industrial conference board of 150 members urged the council of national defense to back a plan abolishing strikes. It proposes a government led board with broad powers to set wages and prevent union shop agitation while preserving existing safety and health standards during the war. The plan delays changes unless the defense council approves, and hints at compulsory arbitration as a path to satisfy wartime labor needs.
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Washington
Council of National Defense
Tthe Council of National Defense
National Industrial Conference Board
Gompers
Bakers Add Two Shops To Roster
The Bakers and Confectioners union has added two more shops to its roster. They signed the shop formerly run by Harry Bacon now under Frank Milillo and the former 29 High Street bakery reopened last Thursday by Carl Pegh will operate as union shops. The bakers say they expect to unionize every city shop soon. Miss Lawrne drew national attention by performing during the fair, with the board reporting a large crowd and paying a high sum to bring her. The board boasted there would be no compromise on the feature attraction, even if it meant selling the Pair Grounds to cover costs.
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Bakers and Confectioners” Union
Harry Bacon
Frank Milillo
High Street
Carl Pegh
Ruth Law to Fly at Butler County Fair
Ruth Law the world famous aviatrix is contracted for the Butler County Fair Grounds event amid plans for high priced attractions. The fair head sees faster horse racing and crowded grounds with more concession vendors. Indications point to the county's most successful fair to date according to the secretary.
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Ruth Law
Butler County Fair
Butler County Agricultural Society
Murray Urmston
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Niles and Woolen Mills
Textile Workers’ Union
Melders
Textile Workers
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Lawrne
Aviatrix
State Fair Circuit
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