Social legislation to rise in next decade says experts
Chicago December 30. Professors predict more social legislation over the next ten years focusing on insurance against illness old age and unemployment. John A Fitch of Columbia says protective labor laws aid industrial peace. County mans 113 West Seventh.
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Amherst College
American Association For Labor
John A. Fitch
Columbia University
Passing Unmolested by Nation's Mentors
The nation's coaches and eastern officials, in a broad consensus, oppose changes to the forward pass rule. After two successful early showcases, the sport's aerial game faces the NCAA meeting with confidence. Officials unanImously reject tampering and trust public judgment on football's modern form amid a record season attendance over 19 million.
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National Collegiate Athletic Association
Annual Roll Call Meeting of Amarillo Lodge 410 IOOF
The Amarillo Lodge No. 410 IOOF held its annual homecoming and roll call meeting with many attendees. S. G. Wiseman presided. F. Walker led entertainment. Dr. Caldwell Dr. Cunningham Lon Marrs W C Townes and Rev Z B Pirtle spoke. S. G. Burdine played piano solos. An auditing committee was appointed to prepare for officer installations next Monday night.
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Chicago Cited as Typical American City in Growth
Chicago was held up as the typical American city with a growth and development con founding the scientists themselves by Prof. William L. Bailey head of the department of sociology of Northwestern university before the American Sociological society meeting here today. He argued against Warren S. Thompson of the Scripps foundation who claimed cities promote sterility and rural life is civilization's saving element.
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Mrs White Slightly Injured in Seventh and Polk Auto Crash
Mrs. Oulda H. White was struck by a car at Seventh and Polk streets yesterday. Physicians said today she is not seriously injured. The car was driven by Mrs. W. A. Brand.
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Dallas District Business Slows Amid Cemented Bank Liquidity
Dallas in October and November shows slowing wholesale and department store distribution. Debits to individual incomes decline while member bank deposits rise and bank indebtedness liquidates slowly. Banks hold large cash reserves with low rates and ample competition for reserves. Federal Reserve banks in the district added about 21 million dollars in deposits in November. Texas cotton output is forecast near 4.77 million bales.
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Federal Reserve Banks
Texas
Shaw launches boom for Coolidge in 1928
Omaha speech by Leslie M. Shaw former secretary of the treasury argues under the Constitution a president can only be elected and a vice president never becomes president de jure except by election. He contends Coolidge would not seek a third term and cites Roosevelt's 1912 inquiry as precedent.
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Neb
Coolidge
Leslie M. Shaw
Secretary of the Treasury
Nebraska State Bar Association
Theodore Roosevelt
Shaw
One Dead One Wounded From Big Rabbit Drive
Denver news reports a rabbit hunt day statewide with 1,200 participants across two counties killing about 15,000 rabbits. Officials say roughly twenty tons of meat will go to the Sunshine Rescue mission for the needy. A 14 year old, Albert Dobson, died when a rifle discharged in a wagon. another hunter was wounded by a stray bullet.
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Colorado
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Sunshine Rescue Mission
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Efficient dry enforcement waits on education mission
Louisville official says full prohibition enforcement requires education training and experience against alcohol and persistent prosecution. Assistant Secretary Moss of the Treasury spoke to the Louisville Bar association noting enforcement hinges on steady effort and imperfect laws.
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The
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Louisville Bar Association
Curry Services Arranged for Clayton Boy
Funeral services for Howard Curry three year old son of Mr and Mrs A A Curry of Clayton New Mexico were arranged in Texline where the body was sent by Griggs Undertaking company Sunday evening following death after an operation to remove a brass milk check from his throat.
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