Child Labor Amendment Proposed in Senate
A joint resolution by Senator Johnson of California seeks to amend the Constitution to empower Congress to regulate or prohibit employment of children under eighteen nationwide. He cites Bailey v Drexel and argues only a constitutional amendment can overcome Supreme Court barriers. The amendment would require two thirds in both houses and ratification by three fourths of state legislatures.
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VV Ashington
United States
Senate
Johnson
California
Congress
Supreme Court
Bailey
Drexel Furniture Company
House
Absence Ends Culberson Romance Amid Kidnaping Charges
Miss Mary Culberson daughter of Texas Senator Culberson travels to Europe with friends ending a sensational affair with Alexander Robertson British veteran who alleged kidnaping by Culberson aides. Robertson had pursued marriage before being indicted. Robertson and Miss Culberson had not seen each other since last March.
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Iss Mary Culberson
Culberson
Texas
Alexander BE. Robertson
Europe
Robertson
Senator Culberson
Newark
Miss Culberson
John Ellies
Burns
Washington
Austin
Rob
Ertson
South America
Boston
Three-in-One Dress Makes Versatile Wardrobe Convertibility
A fashion writer extols the three-in-one dress creating multiple looks from one foundation slip. It outlines gray crepe base designs, a vermilion green and yellow girdle, and an overblouse in pristed chiffon. Variations include informal daywear and evening frocks with coordinated accessories.
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New York Times
Ready to Eat Reindeer Meat Folk
The reindeer experiments of Uncle Sam and William T. Lopp in Alaska prove a great success. A 1,500 head drive from Good News bay to Riley creek along the Alaska railway moves to market. Eskimos gain wealth and food security as herds grow to over 4 million dollars in value and Lopp leads the reindeer industry.
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Uncle Sam
William T. Lopp
Alaska
Good News Bay
Riley Creek
United States
America
Lopp
United States Bureau of Education
Point Barrow
Senate Humor Sparks Crossfire Over Tariff Debate
In the Congressional Record, Senator Williams of Mississippi defends his colleague Senator Harrison against North Dakota's Senator McCumber who called him the funny man of the senate. Williams parries with a Scots joke about humor and sense, insisting humor is a matter of viewpoint.
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Senate
Harrison
Mississippi
McCumber
North Dakota
Williams
Congressional Record
Samuel Johnson
Sam Johnson
Mr. McCumber
Willing to Pay
A baseball game nearly started with a missing fielder. A tall crowd volunteer joined as outfielder and then hit a home run on his first turn at bat. After the crowd urged a run, he declared he would buy another ball instead.
Marriage contract binds for life
A New York Sun exchange questions the binding power of a marriage contract with Kriss replying that it holds a man for life, indicating enduring obligations and social norms surrounding wedlock.
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Kriss
Kross
New York Sun
Honor Canadian Heroes with 6000 Graves Marked
The Imperial War Graves Commission will mark six thousand Canadian Expeditionary Force and Royal Air Force graves in 1200 Canadian cemeteries with headstones and provide perpetual care. Included are a few alien enemies who died in internment, now under treaty obligations to be looked after.
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Canada
Imperial War Graves Commission
Canadian Expeditionary Force
Royal Air Force
What has been outstanding feature of woman’s emancipation
The Styles notes a judge’s remark on emancipation: she talks less and reveals more. The brief column comments on evolving social roles and the perception of women's public presence.
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