Strike Backbone Has Been Broken
Representatives of the Dress and Waist Makers Association and officials of the International Ladies Garment Workers Union and the AFL signed a protocol bringing 20 000 workers back to work. The agreement includes 20000 returning workers and signals the likely end of the strike among 100000 workers in the garment trades with nonmember employees expected to settle early next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
International Ladies’ At Workers’ Union
Themerican Federation of Labor
Ind
Spring Hill College hosts Bank & Trust basketball clash Sunday
The Spring Hill College basketball team and the Bank & Trust Company five meet Sunday at 3 20 in the afternoon at the Spring Hill court. A large crowd is expected and the game is anticipated to be close and exciting.
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Spring Hill
Spring Hill College
Or Bank & Trust Company
Spring Hill Court
Gilmore
Drahan
Joe Cassidy
Stor
Brand
Metzger
Mackin
Timothy
Ducate
Kuhn
Remodeling Sale Ad At L. H. Meyer & Song
Advertisement promotes a Great Remodeling Sale at L. H. Meyer and Son offering dramatic discounts. The notice targets shoppers with a sense of urgency and invites customers to visit during the sale event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Meyer & Song
Catarrh of the Stomach and Peruna Claims
An article discusses catarrh of the stomach as a mucous membrane disease like nasal and throat catarrh. It promotes Peruna as a remedy that treats the cause, acting as a digestant and aiding stomach function while eradicating catarrh. It advises asking a druggist for the 1913 Peruna Almanac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartman
Peruna Almanac
Turkey Rebuffs Powers Over Adrianople War Stand
London reports Turkish cabinet replies to European powers rejects ceding Adrianople and adjacent lands to the Balkan alliance. Turkey signals willingness to resume negotiations with its hard line intact while Bulgaria readies for renewed hostilities. Osman Nizam Pasha criticizes European neutrality and hints at broader Turkish stakes.
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London
Constantinople
Adrianople
Balkan
Turkey
Bulgaria
Osman Nizam Pasha
Germany
Europe
Gregge
Osman Nisam
Biloxi Council Dates Special Election On Bond Issue
Biloxi Mississippi city council ordered a February 18 1913 special election to decide if voters will authorize a 150000 bond for aiding the Mississippi Northwestern Railroad. The meeting also saw a dispute over naming standing committees with a 5 to 3 vote and a mayoral veto possible.
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Biloxi
Miss
Citizens Committee
Northwestern
Peaplea Bank
Gletman
Heldenheim
Lewis
Eistetter
Moore
Elder
Meunier
Meaut
Tremmel
Canadian MPs Shocked by Startling Navy Assault Charge
Reporters note a startling accusation of assault involving personnel of the American Navy during a session of the Canadian House of Commons. Lawmakers react with surprise as details remain unclear and investigations begin.
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House of Commerts
Conservative MP Attacks U S Navy in Commons Speech
Major Samuel Simpson Sharpe of North Ontario accused the United States Navy in the House of Commons while defending Prime Minister Bennett's naval policy. He cited statements by Frederick William Wallace of Montreal about U S recruiting and accused the United States of weak manpower, prompting dismay among American residents and Canadians. Letters request navy personnel statistics were sent to Secretary Myers, and the issue will be raised again Monday in Parliament.
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Ottawa
Samuel Simpson Sharpe
North
Ontario
Loase of Commons
House
Premiser Bedden
United States Navy
Sharpe
Liberal Party
Canada
Frederick William Wallace
Montreal
Ganade
Great Britain
United States
Navy
Naval Service
UN’ States Navy
Myer
House of Commons
Fraud Claims in Mississippi Election Suit
In Pass Christian Mississippi J D Stone files in circuit court to remove Ed Kline Long Beach marshal alleging election fraud. The suit claims illegal or improper votes from George Howard Fred Gates Kenneth Gates H Butcher Carl Harris and Alire Wright altered the result. Stone seeks a court ruling that shows he won 45 to 34 and to oust Kline.
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Stone
Kline
George Howard
Fred Gates
Kenneth Gates
Long Beach
Honduras
H. E. Butchert
Carl. Harris
Alire Wright
Hkline
Governor O Neal declines to press dam veto overthrow
Governor O Neal says the Coosa river dam project would not benefit Alabama revenue wise and doubts using his office to secure a federal franchise for Alabama Power. He will not urge President Taft to reverse his veto of Senate bill authorizing a dam at Lock 18.
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O'Neal
Coosa
Montgomery
Ala
Coosa River
Alabama Power Company
Alabama
Taft
Senate
Lock
Y M C A Notes Board Reports Busy Community Service
The Y M C A board held a regular monthly meeting Tuesday with chairmen reporting on work across departments. Despite equipment shortages the association continues broad community service touching many girls and women through classes clubs lunch room and boarding home. Attendance figures include 255 at Mr McConkey's December meeting 105 for clubs 645 at lunch room 20 residents in the home 197 in physical training. Membership renewals and new members show steady growth and the library has added volumes and magazines.
Gulf Gas Company Formed With $1 Million Capital
Special to The Item from Biloxi Mississippi reports a new Gulf Gas Company will file for a charter with capital of 1 million dollars. John T. Sch Labile is named general manager and cofounder along with other incorporators on the coast. The firm will operate as a gas venture similar to local promoters and aims to start business along the coast.
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Biloxi
Miss
Oac
Gulf Gas Company
John T. Sch
Sch Yoesee
Ane Ey
Gut
Taft Sets Dinner Record During Two Nights of Socials
President Taft, in New York for Dutchess County Society events, dined six times in two nights, three in Philadelphia and three in New York. He and Mrs Taft attended a White of Cornell birthday tribute at Waldorf Astoria and spoke at an Ohio society dinner before returning to the Astor banquet.
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New York
Taft
Dutchess County Society
Hotel Astor
Philadelphia
Myer
Hitchcock
John Wanamaker
Mra. Taft
Henry W. Taft
Andrew D. White
Cornell
Waldorf Astoria
Dr. White
Ohio Jety
Ohio
Venturini Residence Destroyed by Fire
A one story frame dwelling on Marys Lane two north of Virginia street owned by Peter A Venturina was nearly destroyed by fire Saturday afternoon. The saloon at the northwest corner of Marys Lane and Virginia street also suffered damage but stock remained. Firemen from hose company No 11 and a bucket brigade prevented total destruction of the dwelling on Virginia street.
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Mary's Lane
Virginia Street
Peter A. Venturina
Venturina
St Joseph's Bazaar Supports Church Benefit
The ladies of St Joseph's plan a bazaar to raise funds for St Joseph's Church. It will be held at a local store on Lower Dauphin Street.
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Ladies of
St. Joseph's
St. Joseph's Church
Lower Dauphin Street
Taft Spends Night At Henry W Home Before B'nai B'rith Talk
President Taft and Mrs. Taft stay overnight at a Henry W residence and plan to address a general conference of B'nai B'rith after dinner. Local remarks before departure cover routine topics.
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J . Workers
Cooper Union
American Federation of Labor
Scientite
Mb Siktereur
Peerless
Bell Phone
Anuel St
Porte
Postum Cerenl Co. Ltd
Tbs
APT
W. A
Cotes Neers Ws
Wallace
Uncle Sam
Mobilians
Eeeetere
Seuhemes
Mobile’s Million-Dollar Bank
Venturini
ST. Joseph's Bazaar
W. C. Cunningham
America
PLA
Rerio
Remitti
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