Teach Respect for Women in Orient Campaign Plan
The Rev George Mecklenburg discusses a Great Campaign phase urging the Interchurch World Movement to teach the Orient how to respect women and children. Primary work is led by Mr Meek Gere in Butte with a drive set for April 25 to May 2.
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Interchurch World Movement
George Mecklenburg
Meek- Gere
Butte
Ecklenburg
United States
India
China
Orient
Apan
Garbagemen Strike in Chicago Over Pay Rise Demands
On March 29 nine hundred municipal garbage reduction plant workers walked out demanding a raise from four to four fifty dollars per day. The city council finance committee had proposed four forty. Three hundred of the thousand city hall clerks also voted to strike after pay remained fixed. They sought a three hundred dollar annual increase.
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Chicago
Farmers Oppose Daylight Saving Across New York
Demand for repeal of the daylight saving law was voiced in agricultural communities statewide. Meetings under the state grange the federation of county farm bureaus and the dairymen's league featured speakers who called daylight saving an injustice to the farmer.
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Syracuse
N. Y
State Grange
Federation of County Farm Bureaus
Dairymen's League
Miracle Man of the Mississippi Heals by Prayer in New Orleans
The Miracle Man of the Mississippi, 73 year old Brother Isaiah Cudney, lives on a river houseboat in New Orleans. Crowds travel for alleged cures through prayer and laying on of hands. Skeptics and religious groups investigate his healing claims while he accepts no payment for his ministrations.
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China
India
New Orleans
Isaiah” Cudney
Mississippi
Isaiah
Brother Isaiah
Old School of Medicine
Wether
Weiler Sentenced to San Quentin on Four Counts
Oakland March 29 Judge James G. Quinn denied John G. Weiler a new trial and arrest of judgment. Weiler, convicted of criminal syndicalism, was sentenced to San Quentin from 1 to 14 years on each of the four counts of the indictment.
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Oakland
Cal
John G. Weiler
James G. Quinn
San Quentin
Lynching of Alleged Attacker in Kentucky
A mob hanged Grant Smith a black man accused of assaulting 14 year old Ruby Anderson near Mays Lick Fleming county Kentucky. The mob strung him up from a telephone pole in the county.
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Maysville
Grant Smith
Ruby Anderson
Fleming County
Mays Lick
Mason County
Gompers Set to Address New York Legislature Weds
Samuel Gompers will address a joint session of the New York legislature tomorrow. Speaker Sweet announced the plan and noted Gompers will reply to the address.
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Gompers
Albany
N. Y
Samuel Gompers
Sweet
Kansas Governor Outlines Industrial Relations Court
Governor Allen presents a description before the legislature detailing the workings and operations of the Kansas Court of Industrial Relations as part of a recent address.
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Allen
Kansas
Kansas Court of Industrial Relations
Senate approves transcontinental air mail route plan
A committee amendment to the post office appropriation bill creates a transcontinental air mail route from New York to San Francisco via Chicago and Omaha. The measure was adopted by the Senate on March 29.
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Washington
Post Office
New York
San Francisco
Chicago
Omaha
Neb
Senate
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Near East
John Scudder
Ceylon
Church
Zenena
H.c.of S
Iam
COR ‘Gt
Mazola
FISH
Lord ‘S
P. S
Corn Products Refining Company
P. O. Box
New York City
Housands
Battery Place
Carr, Stowell & O’neill, Inc
Great Falls
Montana
Sige
Weiler
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