Lawrence textile strike charges tied to broader anti union plot
District Attorney Pelletter of Nantucket summoned Lawrence officials Scanlon Safety Commissioner Lynch and mill official James Baba to explain a claim that dynamite plots aimed at discrediting unions influenced the Lawrence strike. The inquiry follows former City Official O Sullivan testimony that the real motive was to cow strikers seeking living wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrence
M. Wood
An Woolen Co
O'Sullivan
Lawrence
Pel Fetter
Neston
Scanion
Lynch
James Bab
Cascarets for Sick Headache
An advertisement touts Cascarets as a gentle overnight remedy to clean the liver and bowels, relieving bilious symptoms. It claims headaches, bad taste, yellow eyes and skin, and parched lips improve by morning. It notes a 10 cent box from the druggist keeps the system clean and is child friendly.
Relickle Jeweler Offer Savings on Jewelry Line
Frank Briggs at Relickle Jeweler, 3330 First Ave, advertises value with savings on the jewelry line. The notice emphasizes budget pricing and customer savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Ave
Free Music Lessons Offer From International Institute of Music
The International Institute of Music of New York offers a free complete course for piano organ violin mandolin guitar cornet banjo cello or sight singing. Readers are asked to refer friends and pay only a small 14 cent weekly postage and music fee if enrolled. Writing to the institute in Newark will receive a free booklet detailing everything.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Institute of Music of New York
International Institute
Whith
International Inetituie of Music
Fifth Ave
Dept
Newark
N. Y
Explorer Announces Race of Blond Eskimo Colony in Coronation Gulf
Vilhjalmur Stefansson, newly arrived in Seattle, reports discovering a 2000 strong population of blond Eskimos on Coronation Gulf. He says they descend from Greenland Norse, with blue eyes and pale skin, living like Mackenzie coast Eskimos, and note tribes with Franklin and Richardson legends. Stefansson and Dr. Anderson collected ethnological specimens at Hailey Island before shipping them to San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pee
Arc Tleans
Vilhjalmer Stefansson
Seattle
Senator
Nome
Coronation Gulf
Canada
Greenland
Columbua
America
Saye Stefano Son
John Franklin
Richardson
Collinson
Stefansson
R. M. Anderson
Forest City
Winnipeg
Wildernness
Coronation Air
Pany
Anderson
Coropation Gulf
Polar Barrow
Coronation Girl
McKenzie River
Stefanoson
Hailey Island
Mackenzie
Dr. Anderson
San Francisco
Oscar F. Nelson
Post Office Clerks’ Union
Los Angeles
Bay Cities
Portland
Grand Junction to Mine Coal City Run Utility Style
In Grand Junction Colorado a reform-minded group led by Bucklin and Mayor Todd plans a municipally owned coal mine on 640 acres. They would bond for machinery, mine eight miles from town, deliver coal to residents, and charge about 1.56 per ton to undercut private firms while paying miners Union wages and funding a sinking fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Junction
Colo
Twiner
State of Colorado
Fisher
James W. Hucklin
Bucklin
Todd
United States
Uncle Sam
Washington
Denver Faces Graft Probe
Denver indictments charging violation of oaths of office in allowing vice to flourish were returned by the grand jury against Mayor Arnold Chief of Police ONeill and Police Commissioners Burkeley Creel and McCred. Former Mayor Speer former Chief Armstrong and former Police Commissioners Hewitt Dayoren and Barmore than 100 indictments said to have been returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Arnold
O'Neil
Burkeley, Creel
McCred
Speer
Armstrong
Hewitt, Dayoren
Bar
Mixed sensational items from a city page include crime and milestones
A jumble of brief items: a Somers girl shoots her mother by mistake, a warning about inmates at the Tombs, a 100 degree Charleston thermometer reading, four Fort Smith sisters marrying chosen partners, a bomb near 203 Chrystie Street injures no one, a Rome heart surgery removes a needle, Edison’s first incandescent sight thirty years old, and a Williamsburg boy with a fractured skull misjudges his headache for 47 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Smith
No. 50
South Tenth Street
Williamsburg
Melting Diva Nordica Shocks New York With Weight Loss
Mme Nordica after returning from Europe claims she shed 30 pounds without exercise or diet and attributes the weight loss to perspiring. She performs a dramatic demonstration, suggesting the method was simply "this."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mme, Nordica
Ina
Europe
United States
Canada
Detroit Free Press Snippet Exchange Sparks Grin and Lend Request
A brief Detroit Free Press fragment shows a speaker asking for a loan after receiving repayment of ten dollars. The exchange ends with playful congratulations and a request for half the repayment.
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Frank Briggs
the Star
Kryptok
Keyptok
Connection
Geday
W. Robson
Oph
Baker
Hardy
Blond Esquimeaux
SY B. F. Gurley
James W. Bucklin
Prince
Tokio
Matsuhito
Prince Henry of
Prussia
P. O
Emery-Traver
Nina B. Emery
Luther R. Traver
D. D. Johnson
Woodland Park
Wilmot Whitfield
James
Kleinert
Rainier
Norfolk
Yooredey
Cravenette
Ries
Cake Williams
Williams
Coligate
Marie Barton
Somers
Letty
Gyp
Fallon
Charleston
8. C
Cecilia Halford
Chicago
Texas
The
State
Presa Humoriste
Detroit
Fort Smith, Ark
Chrystie Street
Benny Conrolet
Conrolet
Rome
Edison
Tacoma
E. BE. Cushman
Northern Pacific Railway
State Public Service Commission
Public Service Commission
State Commission
Oroville
Cal
London
Ringways
Tu. Loe
O. Hendricks
Salmon Bay Wood Co
Stimson’s Mill
Wash
Ballard Hardware
Phone Ballard 19
OLD Veteran's
Ballard Av
Heinz
Gold Shield
Crescent
Folger
Ballard
Twenty-Fifth Ave
25Th Ave
N. W
A. Kristoferson
Etfiott
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