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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1914

Page

10

Ohio Politics Sizzling In Both Old Parties

Ohio faces heated party battles with two weeks until the primary. Republicans back Warren G Hare for Senate and a slate including David Todd for governor and Albert Morrill for lieutenant governor with Charles Reid for secretary of state. Democrats see John Clarke’s appointment as judge reshaping the race with Lenis and Zimmerman contending for the nomination and Cox hopefuls aiming for renomination.

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Strikes and Labor Trends Highlight Era

Reports show a print shop strike in Prague influencing a leading city paper. The U S Supreme Court upholds Ohio wage rules for women while Pittsburg workers seek higher pay and shorter hours. Boston bartenders demand a 21 dollar weekly minimum for six days. Laws allow 12 year olds in Engnats mills with attendance, and railway telegraph orders set early agreements. Baltimore prepares for a September brewery union convention. Historical data note wage and productivity changes in Michigan and rising female labor participation in 1890s United States.

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