General Strike Threaten s Philadelphia Labor Clash
A tense report describes Rapid Transit directors aiming to crush the Carmen's union if needed, with 124 unions pledging sympathy strikes next Saturday. Citywide labor conflict looms as merchants and citizens associations fail to broker peace, while employer resistance and a single executive’s stance drive the impasse. Forest Fire plans and school supervision discussions follow this long, mixed page of local news.
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Philadelphia
Rapid Transit
Carmen
George H. Earie
Real Estate Trust Company
Saved A Soldiers Life and scientific wanderings at midcentury
A Kemp Texas resident describes his Civil War era recovery using Dr King's New Discovery for coughs and lung troubles. The piece also recalls Harvard geologist Nathaniel Southgate Shaler's wide range of interests and unconventional travels, plus a Camden ferry collision in dense fog injuring several passengers.
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Dr. King
N. F. Clayton’s
J. A. Stone
Kemp
Tex
N. F. Clayton
Harvard
Nathaniel Southgate Shaler
New York Nation
Camden
Winonah
Philadelphia
Old Delaware River
Livingston Reid Murderously Assaulted In Home
Livingston Reid, longtime Jamesburg constable and Monroe Township figure, was attacked in his dining room Saturday evening. He awoke to an intruder, fought off by two black assailants who slashed his throat and cut near his chin. Reid was found unconscious by his wife hours later. He alleges threats from several African American arrestees motivated the assault.
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Jamesburg
Livingston Reid
Monroe Township
Geomeone
Reid
L Ife
Held Social for Town Boys in Hightstown
The Hightstown Improvement Association hosted a complimentary reception at Association Hall for local young men and boys with music readings and a repast. Guests include Miss White, Myra Hatye Canningham, Mrs William Hutchinson, Mrs Evoch Eldadge, Mrs Bottong and Mrs Nivenberg as active organizers.
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Hightstown
Hightstown Improvement Association
Association Hall
Cep Orouth
Miss White
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the Cranbury Press
Cranbury
N. J
GEO. W. Burroughs
New Jersey
State’ Forest Commission
Forest Fire Service
Wariena
Forest Commission
South Amboy
Supervising Principals’ Association of
Middlesex County
Association County
Willis
Cyrus Davis
Board of Education
John A. Coun
Margerain
Evans
South Brunswick
Armstrong
New Brunswick
N. F Clayton’s
Outfitters
E. State ST
WITIL
S. Broad ST
Trenton
Loose Leaf Books
Globe-Wernicke
Trenton, N. J
Frank.al.brown
Liverpool
London & Globe
Ins. Co. of
North America
North British & Mercantile
Niagara
Pittsburg
Mercer County Mutual
Shrewsbury Mutual
Oranbury,n. J
Royal Worcester
Dorsets
Batiste
Thomson
Iste
James O’neil
Wain St. Cranbury, Mi. J
Second Church
Germany
Shaler
Harvard Divinity School
Colorado
B. I. ‘Tolson
Elizabethtown
N. S. Clayton's
Lamb
Mechanical-Wortc
F. C. Lamb
Kimonas
Ingrain
C. C
China
California
Alaska
E. C
Mason’s
W. J. Thomas
Dayton, NJ
W. H. Johnson
America
New Spring
Gunson
E.state St. Trenton
Pideilt
Peppler
Jersey
Harkness
AML
Wade
Cyphers Company
Oliver Typewriters
Highutstown, N. J
Jersey Farm
Eastern
Middle States
Lenoee
Thomas Peppler
Hightstown, N. J
Holman Jordan
Middlesex Creamery
Middlesex
S & Pete
S & Young
Ronton Cf
Ten
Clothiers Hatters Haberdashers
Co. F. Danser
Cranbury, New Jersey
Sun Optical Mfg. Co
Inep
F. C. Leaming
Applegate Optical Rooms
People’s Store
San Jose
Hitchner Wall Paper Co
A.B. Anderson
New York City
A. B. Anderson
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