Labor Leaders Plot Affiliation With AFL at Convention
At the Baltimore convention, AFL leaders and four railroad brotherhood chiefs signaled planned alliance. W. G. Lee urged unity while Gompers praised eventual integration, noting co operation without formal affiliation and the eight hour day as a shared goal.
Cardui Named Help For Monthly Misery In Ad Claim
Mrs M D Mc Pherson of Chadbourn North Carolina testifies Cardui relieved years of monthly misery headaches backaches and fainting spells. She says the vegetable tonic strengthened her before childbirth and saved her life praising Cardui as a safe medicine worth trying with a bottle from your druggist today.
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Merchant ships urged to arm for submarine warfare
London November 21 Robert P Houston Liverpool MP and Houston line head urges the British mercantile marine to ignore government restrictions and arm ships against submarines He offers two thousand pounds to the master of any British vessel for sinking a German submarine up to fifty between now and May 31 Last April he warned of shipping scarcity and urged neutrals to use interned German ships.
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London
Robert P. Houston
Liverpool
Houston
The
Times
British Mercantile Marine
Labor Leader Supports Arbitration Fight and Eight Hour Day
Lee urged opposition to arbitration legislation viewed as unfair to labor and called for alliance to defeat it. He praised President Wilson and urged Congress to keep promises to labor. He noted labor power gained by recent election and stated brotherhoods would live up to the Adamson bill.
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Wilson
Congress
Mexico
New York
Indiana
Illinois
Brotherhoods
Former Trenton Bank Official Is Given Five Years
David King, former official of the Broad and Market Street National Bank in Newark, was sentenced to five years in Atlanta by Federal Judge Rellstab for misappropriation of funds. The report spans several other items from around the country including wage advances in Fulton County glove industry and other assorted notices.
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Trenton
N. J
David King
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Newark
Atlanta
Rellstab
An Aid to Digestion Ad for Chamberlain Tablets
An advertisement advises that fullness and weight after a meal signal overeating and recommends taking Chamberlain's Tablets to aid digestion. The ad emphasizes quick relief and practical digestion aid.
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Chamberlain’s
Re Captures Reported in Lee Montgomery James Coleman Case
An alleged discrepancy of about forty five thousand dollars in the accounts of Lee Montgomery and escaped convicts Louis King and James Coleman was reported. other items note trustees delaying the Alabama archives meeting to January 28 and ICC suspending rate increases, plus Atlantic Coast Line declaring a semi annual dividend of 3.12 percent.
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Ala
Louis King
Jefferson County
James Coleman
Lee County
Alabama Et Arem
Montgoy
Board of Trustees
Alabama Department of Archives and History
Washington
Lincoln
Columbus
Jacksonville
Fla
Interstate Commerce Commission
Georgetown Observatory
New York
Atlantic Coast Line
Rappahannock Sunk by German Submarine
London reports the Furness liner Rappahannock sunk by a German submarine with forty crew aboard under Captain Garrett. The ship sailed from Rappahannock Port for Liverpool October 19 and had been missing for ten days. A Norwegian steamer Joachim Brinch Lund is also noted in dispatches.
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London
Furness
Garrett
Liverpool
British steamer Siamese Prince fired on off French coast
The Siamese Prince returning to Britain after delivering horses to Brest was fired on without warning by an unseen submarine about 200 miles offshore amid heavy seas. Three shots hit water astern as lifeboats were deployed. 42 crew and 54 horses were aboard with no passengers. A lifeboat bearing the name Joachim Brinch Lund was found in Falmouth Bay with a seaman's body. The attack occurred at 7 am. the vessel, 1603 tons, owned by Furness Withy & Co., fled at full speed.
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Brest
Joachim Brinch Lund
Falmouth Bay
Navesivar
Eecsraney
Furness, Withy & Co
Railroad witnesses ready as hearings on transport problems begin
In Washington Navy 21 the joint congressional committee on transportation starts hearings Tuesday with preliminary sessions held yesterday. An executive session decided to hear railroad men first as most attendees were not ready to testify, while railroad representatives appeared more prepared to present their case.
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Joint Congressional Committee Investgating
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