Labor kills plan for larger unions in 1923 federation
Atlantic City 1923 federation convention condemns radical plan to fuse all unions under industrywide bodies. Resolutions denounce wage contract violations by employers and reinforce labor pledge while miners vow steadfast fight. Speakers urge political activism and preservation of nonpartisan labor aims amid industrial unrest.
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Cincinnati
American Federation of Labor
Organized Labor
United States
BH. Fitzgerald
Gate Cowboy
United Textiles Workers
Atlantic City
W. D. Mahon
Detroit
Steepway
Special Policy Committee
Lafollette
Federation
Gompers
B. M. Jewell
James Duncan
Uont- Industy
Yabor
Old paper made new de ink process salves newsprint stock
A de inking method developed by the United States forest product laboratory at Madison Wisconsin uses bentonite to dissolve ink and leave clear paper enabling salvage of up to 2 200 000 tons of annual newsprint. One mill has de inked 1500 tons under commercial conditions and produced stock acceptable to publishers. The lab says the process could save much of the yearly newsprint usage.
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Madison
Wis
United States Forest Product Laboratory
Standard
Wyoming
Public Irish Constitution Is Given 10
London dispatch reports the new Irish Free State constitution, over 15000 words, positions it against the Anglo Irish treaty, and provides universal suffrage, including women at 21. It includes an oath to the constitution and King George V. Churchill notes the document conforms with the treaty. A Belfast report covers an escaped prisoner recaptured. Twenty six miners are fined in Somerset. A Newark will leaves $300,000 to a Children’s Home.
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London
Irish Free State
George V
Ireland
Great Britain
Group of Nations
British Commonwealth of Nations
Winston Spencer Churchill
House of Commons
Ward Now in Jail After New York Indictment for Murder
Walter S Ward wealthy banker's son was jailed after his arraignment in supreme court on a first degree murder indictment linked to the death of Clarence Peters a former sailor from Haverhill Mass on May 15 Ward was free on 50000 bond and arrested in New York City by Deputy Sheriff Frank Cherico District Attorney Weeks charged George S Ward Peters killer father of Walter with conspiracy to defeat justice Justice Morschauser impaneled the grand jury and may hear the case while the elder Ward is in Pennsylvania awaiting subpoena
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New York
Sailor
White Plains
Walter S. Ward
Supreme Court
Clarence Peters
Haverhill
Mass
Ward
Liberty
New York City
Frank Cherrico
Weeks
Morschauser
George S. Ward
Walter
Peters
Pennsylvania
Milford Woman Killed by Freight Train Near Station
Georgi Freeland, 78, of Milford, was struck and killed by a freight train near Milford station on the Pennsylvania railroad. The incident occurred June 16 as rail crews investigated the scene and authorities prepared a report.
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Milford Mn
Phillipsburg
Georgi Freeland
Milford
Pennsylvania Railroad
Embezzling Broker Sentenced in New York Case
Irving B Nettler, former stock broker, sentenced by Supreme Court Justice Gelerich to three to six years in state prison for grand larceny. Convicted on the complaint of Florence B. Wilson, tea room proprietor, who alleged he appropriated $1800 in bonds belonging to her.
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New York
Irving B. Nettler
Supreme Court
Gelerich
Florence B. Wison
Bonda
Incubator Explosion Claims Two Children in Watertown
In Watertown near Ellisburg, an incubator exploded in a shed behind Oscar Davin’s home igniting a fire. Two children died from burns, while the parents and four other children escaped unharmed.
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Watertown
Oscar Davin
Ellisburg
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Ad
A vintage advertisement asserts that women seek happiness through a buoyant disposition and a healthy body. It claims Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restores health after doctors and medicines fail, urging reader trials despite illness and prior treatments.
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Lydia Jr. Pinkham
Mrs Reinhart Loses 27 Pounds With Tanlac
Mrs Margaret Reinhardt of 837 South Third Street describes drastic relief from years of stomach indigestion and neuralgic pains after using Tanlac. She says six bottles restored her health, gained twenty pounds, and improved energy so she and her husband regard Tanlac as essential. Advertisement.
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Baltimore
Margaret Reinhardt
South Third Street
Mia Reinhardt
Taniae
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Federation Committee
William Green
Miners’ Union
Mr. Green
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le County Humane’ Society
Lehigh County
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Palestine
Marr
Aj Ewspa
Bren S
Danny
Helen
By Allman
Him
Chicago
Railroad Labor Board
Churchill
Belfast
Michael Gowman
Mountjoy
King's Court
Cavan
Cowman
Hove
Johnstown
Cairnbrook
Somerset County
Justice of the Peace
Winder
Griffith
Reading Coal Company
Stoyestown
Newark
N. J
Elizabeth Lanvien Mowel
Howell
H. F. Shipley
Church Street
Spalding
Louisville
APS
Shipley
Frederick
Aoe
News Office
Brosenour &Sons
Market ST
Patrick ST
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