Settlement Sought as New York Clothing Strike Drags On
A strike by 1000 workers in New York's clothing trades prompts mediation efforts. John J Beulin of the state mediation board seeks details from W. St. Corwine of the Clothing Trade association and meets Benjamin Larger of the United Garment Workers. A report will go to Albany to decide if a public investigation is warranted. The Forward Building meeting, where the strike was declared, adjourned after President Benjamin could not attend.
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New York
Prater
Benjamin
Chamber of Commerce
John J Beulin
State Board of Mediation and Arbitration
New York Clothing Trade Association
W. St. Corwine
Benjamin Larger
Gener
United Garment Workers of America
W. C. Rogers
Albany
Williams
East Broadway
Strike Under UGW Leaders Named in Executive Committee
The strike 8 are listed under the supervision of Benjamin P. Larger general secretary of the United Garment Workers Bernard Welnstein general organizer of the United Hebrew Trades Victor Alonan of Buffalo A Gordon of Baltimore and Frank Doyle of Syracuse members of the executive committee of the United Garment Workers.
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Benjamin P. Larger
United Garment Workers
Bernard Welnstein
United Hebrew Trades
Victor Alonan
Buffalo
A. Gordon
Baltimore
Frank Doyle
Syracuse
Escapes Death Chair Governor Dix Grants Clemency
Allany N Y Dec 21 Governor Dix commuted the death sentences of four prisoners saving one a Westchester county murderer from the electric chair. The clemency action marks a final act of official mercy by the governor and alters the fate of the condemned men in a notable late act.
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Dix
Allany
Arein
Westchester County
Tron
Hanaeeh
Marvin
Broolstyn
Dozen Carried in Snowslide at Crow's Nest Mines
Rescue operations continue after a heavy snowslide at the Crow's Nest Prospecting Company mine site. Twelve men were reported trapped with three bodies recovered. several workers were still unaccounted for as teams search the area near Coats Creek. Meanwhile in Quebec a mother and son perished in a farmhouse fire at Charlesbourg, Mrs. Pierre Ginulault aged seventy two and her son BR Guilbault twenty eight were asleep when the blaze destroyed their home.
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Feriee Feilish Colmang
Dee
Coat Creek
Ochtel
Hitler
Quebec
Pierre Ginulault
BR. Guilbault
Charlesbourg
GIVES UP LIFE FOR FRIEND AT RAILROAD
New York, Vee. Frank Pape and Antonia Reo worked with a roadbed gang near the Jerusalem bridge at New Rochelle. A fast freight bore down as Reo tried to push Pape clear. Reo was killed instantly. Pape died minutes after at the hospital.
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New York
Frank Pape
Antonia Reo
Reo
New Rochelle Hospital
Miss Ingersoll Weds In Ethical Culture Service
Maud F Immersoll daughter of the famous unbeliever Colonel Robert Ginsereoil wed Wallace M Probasco in a brief Ethical Culture ceremony. Rev. Dr. John Lovejoy Elliott officiated, following the society ritual as the agnostic heiress entered marriage with her Oslo-born bridegroom.
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Mies Maud F. Immersoll
Robert Ginsereoil
Wallaee MelLein Probasco
Oslo
Elain
John Lovejoy Elliott
Belix Adler
Cbrhical Culture Society
Ethical Culture Society
Gentilly Mayor Arrested in Stabbing of Two Women
Paris reports the mayor of Gentilly is charged with attempting to murder two wealthy women at a villa in Perreaus. The assailant stabbed Mme Chabreux and Mme Sotet in the back. both were hospitalized in serious condition. The crime is believed to have been robbery.
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Paris
Gentilly
Tunis
Perreaus
Mme, Chabreux
Mime Sotet
Eugene Pirot
Tiron
Miss Ingersoll Weds In 17 Word Ethical Culture Ceremony
New York reports Miss Maud R. Ingersoll daughter of Colonel Robert G. Ingersoll died in 1899 married Wallace McLear Probasco of Ohio in a seventeen word rite at her home. The ceremony in 1902 reflected a law allowing the Ethical Culture society to conduct weddings.
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New York
Maud R. Ingersoll
Robert G. Ingersoll
Ethical Culture Society
Wallace McLear Probasco
Ohio
East Twenty-first Street
John J. Elliot
Meix Ader
Eiliot
Probasco
Adler
Ethical Culive Society
Miss Ingersoll
Colonel Ingersoll
State Director Manette Myers in New Mexico
Miss Manette Myers is identified as the State Director of Industrial Education in New Mexico. The note confirms her role and official title within the state education department.
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New Mexico
Kansas
Manette Myers
Waoee
Raton
Myers
Capitol Building
Albquerque
Albuquerque
Stevenson Grandson Accidentally Shoots Girl in Home
Bloomington Illinois December 31 A Stevenson grandson of former Vice President Stevenson accidentally shot Miss Ruth Merwin in the Stevenson home. Miss Merwin was sixteen. The youth was overcome with grief upon learning the fatal result of the accident.
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Bloomington
Adtat Stevenson
Stevenson
Ruth Merwin
Paris Men Adopt Two Tone Hats in Boulevard Fashion
Paris introduces Cha peau bicolores hats with brims and crowns in different shades. Popular pairings include gray and black, green and gray, and gray and white. Some hats feature large chessboard patterns and the trend already influences Parisian wearers.
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Paris
Albany brims with inauguration preparations and hotel demand
Albany New York on December 30 faces a crowded scene as the executive mansion sits tenementless and Governor Elect Sulzer awaits arrival. Politicians swarm inns seeking rooms amid high prices and a festive but tense mood pervades the city. Restaurants stock extra wine for New Year's celebrations as table reservations flood in from state officials.
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Albany
N. Y
Dix
Upper State Street
Sulzer
Ten Huck
Exra
Stite
Break in Express Stock Slashes American Express Prices
New York December 41 In anticipation of a probable damage to its earnings by the parcel post system American Express company stock fell as low as 160, ten points below the prior sale and the lowest since March 6 1960 when it was 142. Stocks of all express companies have faced breaks recently though they are rarely offered for public sale.
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American Company
New York
American Express
Charity as genuine joy and forward looking hope
A reflective quote attributed to Edward Everett ae on charity as looking up and forward, lending a hand and acting with genuine joy.
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Edward Everett Ae
Rockefeller Homes Cordoned by Sleuths
Burns detectives backed by the U S government laid siege to William Rockefeller at 689 Fifth Avenue and around nearby Rockefeller linked residences to stop subpoena servers from the money trust investigation. Reinforcements from the House were en route to join sergeants at arms to widen the nationwide search as needed.
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New York
Rockefeller
Burns
William Rockefeller
Tarrytown
National House of Representatives
Washington
Jerry South
Charles F. Riddell
House
Richard White
Mr. Rockefeller
Government of
United States
Famous nurse Mrs Spencer dies at ninety four
Oswego New York December 1 Elmina Keeler Spencer a veteran nurse famed as the Florence Nightingale of the Rebellion is dead at age ninety four. Born in Meljo in this county she served with the One Hundred and Forty seventh New York volunteers her husband in that regiment. She tended in Washington hospitals and was on the Fredericksburg field.
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Spencer
Florence Nightingale
Oswego
N. Y
Ellmiba Keeler Spencer
Miexio
New York Volunteers
Washington
Fredericksburg
Treaty with Russia Ends Jan 1 Says Knox
Secretary of State Knox declined to comment on reports that the 1892 treaty with Russia will be renewed after its January 1 expiry. The administration expects no tariff upset and notes that commerce should not be disturbed amid the passport dispute.
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Washington
Scite Knox
St. Petersburg
United States
Russia
Taft
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Hany
Gring
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