Miners Strike Hearings Reveal Tensions and Testimonies
The commission heard from diverse witnesses including Major Warren and Rev. John Curran about strike fallout at Scranton area mines. Testimony covered reemployment refusals, wage disputes, union influence, and alleged misconduct, with clergy and police figures detailing community impact and sobriety efforts during the conflict.
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Holy Savior Roman Catholic Church
Wilkes- Barre
Warner's Safe Cure Free Trial Offers Promised
An advertisement claims D G Burger of Hudson Quebec and others received instant relief from a free sample of Warner's Safe Cure and Warner's Safe Pills. It notes cures of back pain kidney and bladder issues, urges sending for a free trial bottle via The Scranton Tribune partnership, and promotes 60 cents to 1 dollar per bottle sales along with Warners Pills.
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Tribune to Publish Complete Antrache Strike Commission Reports
The Tribune announces a finite 31 edition book compiling daily reports from the Antrach Strike Commission hearings. The volume, eight by eleven inches, will include several hundred pages and publish as soon as commissioners render their decision. Orders should be sent now.
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West Siders Win Two Bowling Games at Bovin ton Club
The Electric City Wheelmen defeated Orange and Blicks in two matches at the Bicycle Club alleys. Both teams showed ragged bowling, with errors noted on both sides and the West Siders finishing strong.
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Cooper Chooses Scholarship Elsewhere From Tribune Contest
Priceburg lad William Cooper who placed twenty six in The Tribunes Educational contest selects a scholarship at the International Correspondence Schools of Scranton. The move completes the five available awards at that institution.
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No title available It Takes Long Experience and Skill to Sell Clothing
The ad stresses long experience and great skill in selecting fabrics and tailoring. It urges careful buying and thorough knowledge to offer complete stock and warns that limited supply will not last long, urging immediate selections for the season.
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