Gompers Urges Peace Role as Labor Day Message
In New York on Labor Day, Samuel Gompers urged American workers and commerce to seize postwar opportunities, calling the U.S. a potential global banker and moral force. Governor Glynn, in Syracuse, praised workers and pledged American industry despite Europe’s crisis, defending new state labor laws.
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N. Y
Bamue
American Federation of Labor
Fiere
Europe
United States
Grea Britain
Gompers
America
Chertaal Narrtte Shakdhea
Glynn
Syracuse
N. J
Martin H. Glynn
Baltimore celebrates Key's Star Spangled Banner centennial
Baltimore marked a hundredth anniversary of Francis Scott Key writing the Star Spangled Banner with church services a week of patriotic events and a grand civic and industrial parade. Thousands of workers from various unions and organizations joined Floats highlighted the pageant in Baltimore harbor area during the celebration.
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Baltimore
Francis Scott Key
Fort McHenry
Baltimore Harbor
Principal shot in Scranton amid school punishment feud
Joseph Kelly, Marshwood School principal in Scranton, was shot by four Italians who fled into the woods after firing four bullets. He was taken to Mid-Valley Hospital in critical condition. The attack is described as revenge for punishing a pupil in the last term. The item includes a testimonial about Chamberlain's Tablets for indigestion from Geneva, New York.
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Scranton
Joseph Kelly
Marshwood School
Kelly
Mid-Valley
Blakey
German Authors Form National Alliance In Wartime Press Policy
Copenhagen reports German authors form a national alliance to bar translations from hostile countries and to omit mentions of plays by writers from those nations in the German press. The move, linked to Belgian and British authors, aims to shield German literature from perceived enemy influence. In Tsing-Tau, German forts opened heavy fire on Japanese ships, forcing withdrawal.
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Copenhagen
Tien Tsing
Tsing-Tau
Chamberlain's Liniment for aches and rheumatic pains
A vintage advertisement touts Chamberlain's Liniment to ease rheumatic and sciatica pain and stiff backs. It claims quick relief, especially for lumbago and lame backs, and notes it is valuable for many afflictions. Sold by all dealers.
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Sorende
Amisciatica
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