Labor unions score insurgent strike amid garment workers
The Trades Assembly criticizes an insurgent Amalgamated Clothing Workers union call for a strike in garment shops. Thomas M. Gafney warns foreign workers are being misled by organizers. He says the strike lacks lasting backing and could harm workers if it succeeds. A United Garment Workers union is noted as having standing with employers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amalgamated Clothing Workers’ Union
Thomas M. Gamex
The
Trades Assembly
Sintas
Sen
Gafney
Rm Rump
Alb-Tonzucet
Focy Nat Beere Ip
Xarment
United Garment Workers of the
A. F. of L
Plan Conferences on Garment Strike
Twenty two preliminary conferences between striking garment workers and officials of several concerns were planned to push toward settling the wage dispute. Miss Dora Lohse, the strike leader, said some cases may end before next week. The Rochester strike report to the General Strike Committee outlined the demands and conditions, with Syracusan workers pressing for higher pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aake ‘Mora
Dora Lohse
Ralse
Rochester
Miss Lahre
Americanization talk at Syracuse University lectures
Dr Edward Steiner, noted authority on Americanization, will lecture at the Agricultural College of Syracuse University Monday at 10 am. His visit will feature discussion of his works and the topic of Americanization.
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Edward Steiner
Asamably
Agriculural College
Syracuse University
Steiner
FaAmerica
Vicky
Kuesis
Syracise Muatum of
Fine Arcs
Irene Sargent
Fine Cott of Fine Arts
Syractae University
Whit Desert
Luxemburg Gale Jers
Paris
France
Enrico Burcahants
Ka Sutter
Frederick
Italy
Hhat
Syracuse
T. Aaron Levda
Joseph
No tonic like Hood's Sarsaparilla for a time like this
Fragmentary ad language touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a trusted remedy amid ailments described with medical jargon. The misprints reference purification, digestion, and relief claims, presenting an era's patent medicine style without coherent facts. Several brand names and phrases resemble a late 19th or early 20th century tonic advertisement.
Wage Increases to Make Budget Largest Ever in Syracuse
The board plans salary hikes for firemen policemen and city employees to create the largest budget in Syracuse history. Final details and rationale will be explained by Mayor Stead and his cabinet after a Monday morning committee review.
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Syracuse
Stead
Ion Haribo
Meetings to come with Miss Merzan in Hawaii program
Fragmented notice lists a Monday 3 PM meeting at Mrs J A Tiffans home in Ostrander Avenue. Program titled Hawaii vs an Amesien Territory will be presented by Miss Merzan. Details are unclear due to OCR errors.
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Jadies
Manet
Mtra
J. A. Tiffans
Ostrander
Hawai
Club Entertems
Lemcheon
Bridgee
Mes
Percy
Paxar
Women Form Democratic County Club In Onondaga
The Women's Democratic Club of Onondaga formed this Friday afternoon at the democratic headquarters with over 100 attendees. Plans set monthly meetings and efforts to organize women in every election district. officers elected include Nowartcy president Mrs Edwin Jenner and secretary Mrs John Kimpert. next meeting scheduled for March 37.
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Women's Democratic Club of
Onondaga
Tne
Bods i
Atte
Nuciene
Richard T. Byrne
House Wrecked When Struck By Runaway Trolley Car
A runaway trolley car crashed into the Childs residence at 213 Summit Ave at midnight Friday. The impact tore the porch from the house, broke water pipes, damaged sewers, shattered front glass, and displaced concrete steps. Mrs. Childs, an invalid, was shocked but unharmed. Crews from the maintenance department and carpenters repaired the damage. conductor and motorman questioned as to how the car left the rails. The car’s speed and exact cause remain under investigation.
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Hine
Altro
Stolpard
Maintenanes
York State
Madison
Corps of
CE. Prant
Callas
Frank Madini
Pfohl
Child survives stabbing as family tragedy unfolds
Anna Garafola, reported out of danger after a stabbing incident that killed her father, was cared for at Jas Con's Hospital. An autopsy was conducted on the father at the morgue, with arrangements for interment at Assommilon Cemetery.
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Anna Garafola
Anna Carafola
Jas Con's
Counts
Unieraker
Joseph
Brundige Filey Resignation Shocks Local Lions
Unclear OCR notes indicate a resignation involving Brundige and Filey, with references to Lions, Fen dich, and a county superintendent named Mae Wayte. Scattered fragments mention Leah and Leopme Ef, Mars, suggesting a misplaced or garbled report on a local leadership change and related entities.
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Brundige Filey
Lions
Fendich
Leah
Leopme
Tive Mars
Solons Save Booze in State Archives
Charleston West Virginia February 2 Senator A E Scherr of Kanawha County urges storing in the Department of Archives and History four quarts of rye one quart of bourbon and one quart of Scotch as a preserved artifact of the era The proposal passed the Senate and was concurred in by the House as a record of things that were.
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Charleston
W. Va
A. E. Scherr
Kanawha County
Department of Archives and History
Scherr
Senate
House
Future City Planning Commission Discussion
A report on upcoming meetings of the city Planning Commission discussing future development plans and committee roles. The article notes scheduling details and the involvement of key officials in outlining priorities and procedures.
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City OF Planning Commission
Coats of Same Color Cause of Confusion
A fragmentary item describes confusion caused by coats of identical color. Names and details are garbled in the OCR, leaving unclear events or individuals involved.
Hancock Agency Moves Health to Department in Albany Bill
A bill to elevate the Bureau of Health to a full department will be introduced in the Legislature, with backing from the medical profession. If approved, health work in Syracuse would shift from Public Safety to direct oversight by the mayor. Also noted is a public hearing in Buffalo on March with proposed service suspensions and a plan to place a railroad canal zone under new management.
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Common Council
Derwin M. Haley
Colmery
Stone
Special Legislative Committee
Albany
Haley
Syracuse
Albans
Meuliy
Hanson
Bureau of Health
Rosemblyman Fearonrome Tine Foweck
Corporation
Stewwae Hancock Hen
Academy of Medicine
Department of Public Safety
Commissioner of ‘Health
Mayer
Lewiston Heights
Fey
Public Services Comminsion
Buffalo
United States
New York Central
Lewiston, Heights
Desiree
Onion spill leads to $5000 claim in Syracuse court
Miss E. Moyer of Caughieroy, Syracuse, sues Jacob Ceatie for $5000 in Supreme Court claiming a wagon driven by Castle caused a top load of onions potatoes and pumpkins to strike her. She alleges negligence, detailing broken ribs and facial injuries after passing an erratic wagon on Sept. 1 as she and a companion traveled to a theater. Attorneys Van Bergen & Sears filed the action.
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Ry E. Moyer
Cauchieroy
Cicero Plana
Jacob Ceatie
Macket Mirdener
Supreme Court
Ojmuyted, van Bergen & Sears
Allomahite
Syracuse
Castie
Lopeless Min
Wireman Marries in New York City Amid Family Attendance
The marriage of Mrs. Geratting Newton Howlett, widow of Ames Howlett, to Capt. Wire iam Marsh Butler occurred Friday at their temporary apartment 33 W forty fourth street New York City Only close family and a few intimate friends attended including Mrs. Cutler Mr and Mrs A Howlett Durston Mr and Mrs Marshall Durston Mex Mead Van Berden and Mex Butter in New York until his discharge from service The bridegroom is son of Mrs Wilt liam Allen Butler of this city and the event was reported in local society notices
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Geratting Newton Howlett
Ames Howlett
Wireiam Marsh Butler
Migs
Wiltliam Allen Butler
W. Forty-fourth
New York
Cutler
A. Howlett
Disabled men examined for rehabilitation plan
Twenty cases of returned disabled soldiers seeking civilian life reintegration will face the district advisory board of the War Department Rehabilitation. Chair James M. Scott, industrial supervisor, has organized a meeting for Tuesday with preliminary exams on Monday. They anticipate a medical inspector to assist, with six counties under local jurisdiction. Eligibility centers on government support, 10 percent medical impairment, and access to relief courses as advised by the panel.
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Lfe
Cies
Hyracaaada
Matt
Adevisara
Sanzo Violates Parole by Visiting Dance Hall
Michael Sanzo was sent to Elmira Reformatory by County Judge D Raymond Cobb after violating parole by going to a dance hall. He had pleaded guilty less than two weeks earlier to a serious charge and received a suspended sentence on appeal from family and pastor. Hodre reported the probation breach led to immediate rearrest and sentencing.
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Gonz
Michael Sanzo
Elmira Reformatory
Actio
D. Raymond Cobb
Sanzo
Ala
Anon | Wiliam
Hodre
Woman sails for France to visit sister in New York
Mrs. William T. Schwar is in New York to see her sister Misa Lola Lowther, who will sail for France soon. The Syracuse University Alumni Club president Miss Lowther is to be replaced by Miss Grace Sawyer during the voyage.
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Wiliam T. Schwar
New York
Misa Lola Lowther
France
Strat Workers
Y. Alga
Miss Lowther Ia
Syracuse Uniiversity Alumnar Club
Grace Sawyer
Under nourished children to receive help citywide
City school officials under Capt Joseph Palmer health director are set to begin a survey to determine the number of undernourished pupils in public institutions. The effort targets poorer districts with weighed children and standard tables, while citizenship classes and federal aids for naturalization are announced. Amsterdam dispatch notes former Premier of the Netherlands drafting a new personnel league of nations plan amid conference prep.
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Capt
Joseph & Palmer
Department of Adven
Chile
State Department
Education Bureau
United State Department of Interior
Wt Wan
Washington
Percy M. Hughes
Amsterdam
Rainer
League of Nations
Faris
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H.W. Childs
Stolp Hill
Democratic County Club
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