Bill to reestablish arbitration in railroad labor disputes
Howes Howell Barkley bill aims to replace the Esch Cummins act with a system of voluntary arbitration. A national board of adjustment and a mediation panel would bind parties or urge arbitration, with an umpire named if needed. The measure faces summer discussion as a key transportation issue in the campaign.
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Philadelphia Boys Plan 9000 Mile Alaska Hike
Two Philadelphia youths Jack Kendrick and Hugh Miller begin a two year trek to Alaska carrying minimal provisions. They aim to cover about fifty miles daily except Sundays rest days. The journey spans roughly 9000 miles with overnight camps as needed.
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Philadelphia
Jack Kendrick
Hugh Miller
Alaska
Deer Reappear In Pine Dale Seeking Food Amid Legal Fuss
In Pine Dale Pennsylvania deer, once driven from Schuylkill County by Indians a century ago, reappear in farms and raid produce patches. Farmers seek legal advice on their right to shoot the animals as fear and tension rise among residents.
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Pine Dale
Schuykill County
Ohio fruit outlook promises larger apple crop this year
Columbus reports state agricultural director Charlies V. Truax said Ohio fruit growers face a promising season. He estimated the apple crop at about 80 percent of normal, up from 74 percent last year, and the peach crop at about 45 percent of normal.
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Columbus
Ohio
Charlies V. Truax
Truax
Ohio State farm program to aid farmers ready for July release
Ohio State University agricultural college proof reads a rural program for farmers to be issued as a free 100 page pamphlet by July 1. The document reflects six months of work across departments and includes input from 600 farmers gathered during Farmers Week. A 22 person committee finalized the statements and approved the plan.
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Ohio
College of Agriculture
Ohio State University
Agricultural College
W. C. Thompson
Eugene Davenport
Alfred Vivian
Charles E. Thorne
Mexico to Ban Pulque Under New Policy
Mexico plans to ban pulque as part of a government policy echoed by two presidential candidates. The drink, called the poor man’s beverage, is produced from maguey sap, sells cheaply, and carries about 3 percent alcohol with a sedative effect. The government argues abolition would benefit natives and the nation.
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Mexico City
Mexico
New Treatment for Varicose or Swollen Veins
Sufferers are advised to use a two ounce original bottle of Emerald Oil full strength, available at any pharmacist, applying night and morning to reduce swelling. Physicians endorse its hospital use and the rich concentration means a small bottle lasts long. it is guaranteed to work.
Elks Convention to Shape Boston Celebrations
The Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks holds its sixtieth annual convention in Boston the week of July 6. About 260,000 members are expected, with Beacon Street and Boylston Street decorated and Boston Common turned into a festive Mardi Gras. President Coolidge is to return July 8 for Patriotic Day and address the assembly.
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ELK Tribe
Coolidge
Small Child Hit by Moving Truck in Pomeroy
Ruth Karnes a 4 year old miner from Pityme was struck by a Covett Baking Co truck while running across the road to her father. She was unconscious about 15 minutes with a badly bruised back and dislocated arms. Dr. 2% of Cheshire attended. No blame was placed on the driver. The child ran behind a machine not noticing the truck. She is resting easier now.
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F Pomeroy
Ruth Karnes
Covett Baking Co
Cheshire
Berhind
Revenue Laws Granted Thru The New Rules
Columbus, June 19. Work on the administration of the 1924 revenue act began after passage of the new act. A 25 percent income tax reduction for individuals for 1924 is provided, not for corporations. Taxpayers who paid early may owe nothing further this year if audits do not reveal additional tax. Installment plans remain, with avenues to pay in full for the tax reduction, aiding both government and taxpayers. Returns are required for individuals with $1000 net income or $6600 gross income, and certain marital income thresholds. Married couples may file joint or separate returns, with combined eligibility rules.
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Columbus, CO
Electric star to honor New York’s World War dead
Rodman Wanamaker presents a golden-beamed electric star atop a tall staff in Madison Square to honor New York soldiers who died in World War I. Delegates at the Democratic National Convention will witness the tribute during patriotic ceremonies with military and civic groups, wounded veterans, and Gold Star mothers.
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New York
Madison Square
Rodman Wanamaker
Merchant Prince
Popular Apron and House Dress Pattern Ad
A pattern in four sizes offers an apron and house dress promoted as essential in every woman's wardrobe. It notes graceful lines, pocket details, and suitability for porch, garden, or kitchen wear, with size ranges and fabric yardages. Pattern mailed for 12 cents in stamps.
Trained nurse praises Dreco remedy in testimonial
Miss Myrtle Gabbey from Lowellville Ohio writes a strong endorsement for Dreco after personal illness. She details relief from constipation headaches dizziness and weakness and says the remedy renewed her energy and strength. Dreco is advertised for many ailments and sold at druggists.
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Dreco
Myrtle Gabbey
Lowellville
Youngstown
Ohio
Ohio farm leader training camp planned at Camp Nelson Dodd
Ohio State University plans a farm club leaders training camp July 14 to 19 at Camp Nelson Dodd Knox county to teach camping and leadership to country youths. Leaders are expected from 35 counties with about 25,900 club members this year.
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Ohio State University
Nelson Dodd
Knox County
Ohio
Irish Industries To Be Given Protection
Dublin reports that Ernest Blythe the Free State Finance Minister will inaugurate a protection policy in the coming budget. The initial tariffs target boots and shoes soaps candles and automobile bodies as an experimental shield for the least prosperous Irish industries. Early effects show shoemakers expanding plants while English producers protest the tariffs.
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Dublin
Ernest Blythe
Free State
Blythe
Arthur Griffith
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