Biggest Strike In Many Years In Garment Trade
New York December 21 strike paralyzes men s and boys garments with an estimated 80 000 to 100 000 workers quitting. Chamber of commerce intervenes to aid settlement as leaders foresee broader spread. Union officials meet officials to request state inquiry and mediation on wage and conditions. White Goods Workers Association anticipates January walkout for higher pay and improved conditions.
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New York
Variati
Chamber of Commerce
Alden
Hert
Occex
Bealin
State Board of Mediation and Arbitration
Clothing Trade Association
W. R. Corwine
Ssociation
Benjamin Lar Fer
United Garment Workers of America
W. C. Romers
Albany
Williams
Publc
Wirtke
Benjamin F. Larger
United Garment Workers
Bernard Weinstein
United Hebrew Trades
Victor Altman
Buffalo
A. Gordon
Baltimore
Frank Doyle
Syracuse
White Goods Workers
Secretary Locke Secures Phillies Option for Pittsburgh Club
Pittsburgh secretary Charles Tart confirmed that AW Locke secured an option on the Philadelphia National League club. The option is exercisable January 1 and involves a $400 consideration. Locke pursued the deal in conference with Tart who is heavily involved with the Phillies.
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Phillies
Sec. Locke
Mccinnatl
Dee
Locke
Pittaburg
Philadelphia
Locks
Charles P.tart
Waa
Pittsburg
Itaw
Lila
Daughter of Ingersoll Wedded in Ethical Culture Ceremony
New York on December thirty first Maude R Ingersoll daughter of Colonel Robert Ingersoll agnostic who died in 1800 wed Wallace McLean Probasco of Ohio in a three minute ceremony at home The rite followed the Ethical Culture Society service officiated by Dr John L Ballantine The couple stood with joined hands and exchanged a plain gold ring The event was followed by a Brandon Baptist church meeting with speakers Dr B M Laure and Rev Theodore Hof Meetster and a song service led by Prof Milliam chorister of Brandon First M E church
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New York
Mise Maude R. Ingersoll
Robert @ Ingersoll
Ethical Culture Society
Wallace Mclean
Elliott
Aeton Watch
Brandon
B. ‘MM. Lelaure
Theodore M. Hofmeetster
Milll‘mm
M. E. Ehereh
Pome
District Devastation Report From Zagori by Turkish Forces
Athens reports an official dispatch stating that a Turkish band led by chieftain Bekir Age Dap razed Zagori district, killing women and children and burning churches. Refugees describe starvation and cold after fleeing to forests, with Turkish regulars burning convents near Lake Janina and advancing toward Janina district.
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Athens
Bekir Age Dap
Zagori
Dourawee
Janina
Alno
Senatorial Contest in Bay State Heats Massachusetts
The Massachusetts legislature convenes at noon to choose a United States senator amid broad interest. About a dozen aspirants from diverse views compete for the seat formerly held by Senator W. Sam W. McCall and Curtin Guild Jr. are noted strong national contenders, with Weeks and Plunkett also active.
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Massachussetts
United Biazon
BL Pemanen
John W. Weeks
William B. Plunkett
33 Iron Workers Go to Leavenworth
Indianapolis December 31 imprisonment in the federal prison at Leavenworth was imposed as punishment upon 23 union labor men convicted of engaging in dynamite destruction of property from Boston to Los Angeles. Frank M Kigan head of the Iron Workers international union received seven years the heaviest sentence. eight other conspirators six years. two four years. sixty two three years. four two years. six one year and one day. all released with suspended sentences except Edward Clark Cincinnati dynamitter. Judge Anderson called evidence showing some defendants guilty of murder.
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Indianapolis
Leavanworth
Inbor
McNamara
Ryan
Edward Clark
Cincianat
Dyna Tilter
Anderson
Suld
Mr. Strong
Mine Vinton
Mins Warner
Dr. Beatie
Milas Hopkins
Mim Fopkins
Ciifton
Roy
Phillipeville
George Sutherland Leads Utah Industrial Commission
George Sutherland, Utah senator, is noted as head of the New Industrial Commission, directing state policy on industry and commerce. The summary highlights his role and leadership position within Utah's governance structure.
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Utah
The
New Industrial Commission
Abandoned canal property sold in Newark Ohio
The abandoned canal property in Newark was sold at public sale on the courthouse steps. Booten of the state heard of public works conducting the sale. The entire property sold brought $80,217, with the appraisal listed at $80,217.
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Newark
O. Dee
Public Dale
Sourthouse
Booten
Knox Savings & Loan Account Offer
Open an account with The Knox Savings & Loan Association before January 10 to earn interest from January 1 at 4 percent per annum. Interest is credited to the account quarterly. F. Colville, Secretary.
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Knox Savings & Loan Association
F. Colville
Cresto Granted New Trial In Murder Case
Anstereon Dec. 11. The jury found Josaph Cresto guilty of the killing of Michael Monten at Rock Creek in July. To save the life of a juror who could not receive medical attention until verdict, Cresto will have a new trial. Ralph Hers, the musical comedy performer, is planning vaudeville work.
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Anstereon O
Sp Bahauchiee
Josaph Creato
Michael Monten
Rock Creek
Three Old Maids and a Widow in Clifton Tale
In Clifton Maine a small town with 1500 residents three old maids and a widow share a veranda and a love triangle involving Mr. Strong. The single mill owner courts the widow while the other three plot, compete, and chase him to the store and over a bridge as rumors spread he will marry elsewhere.
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Cilften
Mira Vinta
Abe Merer
Mire Bop
Lins
Mag Abe
Mine Warner
Elf Iimide
Ferie
Rowe Street
Strong
Malta
Aly
Slick
Aninder
Elinthea
Old Maida
Anid
Mise Warner
National Bank of Boston
Btrowe
Turkish Landscapes by Sir Charles Hilot
Sir Charles Hilot describes a sweeping Turkish landscape from Adrianope to Balon il with desolate railways, overgrown shrub lands, and sparse human habitations. The piece notes railways skirt cities and towns appear far from their names, while a Turkish bill of constructing towns in depressions makes settlements almost invisible at close range.
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Charles Hilot
Adrianope
Balonil
Chicago News
Old New York Landmark Transformed For Business Use
The Mott Memorial Burgical and Medical Library, a longtime New York landmark, will be altered for business purposes. Founded in 1880 by Dr. Valentine Mott, famed as a pioneering surgeon, it helped students with the first medical library in the city and was among the nation’s best for its time.
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New York
Mott
Valentine Mot
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