New Child Labor Law Takes Effect in Great City
A new state labor amendment restricts work for children under sixteen beyond seven p.m. in mercantile, office, factory, telegraph, hotel, and other businesses within New York City. Telegraph firms face shifts as youths are replaced by adults. Health and labor departments will enforce the rule strictly, impacting wages and evening hours for families.
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Great City
Department of Health
Department of Labor
California Fig Syrup Co
Eight Husbands and a Bank Account of Mrs Le Page
The piece recounts Gay-Lindsey-Crowther’s long marriage record from age 14 to 30, noting eight marriages to date and a wealth of domestic experience. It highlights her Connecticut ties, four spouses from that state, three from New York, one from Jersey City, four divorces, three deaths, and that she has managed multiple marriages without overlap. It also mentions the rapid transit fare dispute, court rulings supporting the railroad, rebate tickets becoming worthless, and judges' remarks on politics on the bench, with large sums tied to rebates and anticipated gains.
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Park Place
Jad Company
Pit
Amy Cats
Vesey Street
Gay-Lindsey-Crowther
le Page
Anis
Car Company
Rapid Transit
Coney Island
Supreme Court
Gaynor
Supreme Lodge
Knights OF Pythias
New Orleans
Kansas City
Memphis
el Paso
Houston
Marshall
Texas
American Mining Congress
Denver
Colo
National Grande
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Illinois
Minnesota
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Trans-Mississippi Commercial Congress
American Public Health Association
Mexico City
Mexico
T. E. Purdy
Ag Alburque
Albuquerque Visitors and Local News Roundup
L F Hoffman visited from Socorro and Louis Cohn stayed at the Alvarado in Albuquerque. Officials from Los Lunas Las Vegas El Paso Denver and Santa Fe moved through town on business. A hunting party and a large apple vendor from Los Corrales made appearances as local civic life buzzed at the Alvarado and around town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F. Hoffman
Socorro
Louis Cohn
Santa Fe
Alvarado
W. M. Connell
Los Lunas
Ralph Twitchell
Las Vegas
Joseph Baer
el Paso
K. Durbin
Denver
Ed. Harsch
Carl Gilman
Manzano Mountains
Chilili
Henry Warren
Aster
Ariz
Alavarado
Simon Stern
Vann
William Deen
Sley
Stevens
James Votah
Albuquerque Odd Fellows
Deming
Grand Lodge
Roderick Stover
Kansas City
Topeka
Kas
Mr.Stover
G. Gonzales
Los Corrales
W. ¥. Walton
Rio Grande Valley
Sabinal
A. Bo Stroup
K. P. Wilbanks
Browns
L. B. Putney
Lawrence
Kanana
Ivening
Ake
Putney
Neo Tier
What Strange Things We See When We Haven’t Got a Gun
A wreck of the largest store at Colon near Mobile stands as the lone structure still upright. It has become the relief headquarters for the surrounding vicinity, serving as a hub for aid and supplies amid the aftermath.
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Colon
Mobile
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Great South Bay
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