Kansas Labor Court Not a True Court Says Supreme Court
The Kansas Court of Industrial Relations is an administrative tribunal, not a regular court, as ruled by Chief Justice Taft. It was created to arbitrate employer-employee disputes, functioning as a board miscalled a court, with limited judicial power.
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Kansas Labor Court
Kansas Court of Industrial Relations
United States Supreme Court
Taft
Great General Court of
Massachusetts
Kansas
Easy Education and the Danger of Easy Learning
Arthur Brisbane warns that moving pictures could soon replace much classroom teaching. He argues learning should require effort, fearing rapid but shallow knowledge may erode wisdom and understanding. He cautions America against making education too easy.
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Arthur Brisbane
Mr. Brisbane
Brisbane
America
Nothing as a Big Word Spelled by a Child
A playful exchange shows Gertrude insisting Z X M spells nothing and a Scots child Willie MacGregor on his first school day reports learning to say Yes ma'am and No sir to his miter and feather. The vignette captures curious language and parental amusement in a family scene.
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Gertrude
Pak
Willie MacGregor
Willie
Paris Prices Prompt Nasty Proposal From Readers
A column mocks high Paris hotel rates and suggests Americans mail home money to avoid travel costs. It cites 90 cent Paris prices, criticizes American treatment abroad, and jokes about sending funds via checks or cables. The note references a New York headline about spending plans and ends with a quip about a lucky ring.
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Eve Este
Fannie Hurst
Paris
New York
Government War on Vice Targets Washington Districts
The Interdepartmental Social Hygiene Board led by Dr Valeria H Parker reports widespread vice in Washington with a push to clean up the Capital. A congressional inquiry examines why crime and disease persist, citing huge federal savings from preventive work and civilian losses priced at tens of millions of dollars annually.
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D. C
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U. S. Interdepartmental Social Hygiene Board
Secretaries of War
Navy
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Treasury
Anmy
Navy and
Public Health Service
Valeria H. Parker
Uncle Sam
Parker
National League of Women Voters
National Conference of Social Work
Social Hygiene Board
American School Hygiene Society
Illinois
Ohio
America
United States
Grandpa
Army
Amevi
Athens daily note on garden work and civic cleaning drive
A reflective verse from Athens day by day notes garden scenes with wife and neighbors. The piece shifts to a public call urging residents to help with city cleanup and trash removal tomorrow, mentioning penalties for nuisances and a nod to a local coming event.
Local Social Notes Mention Mrs Bradfield and Mrs Edwards
Misses Gladys Bradfield and Hester Edwards are noted alongside Mrs Sua Goldsworthy and Mrs E M Garrett in a brief society item. The snippet reflects a small cluster of names without further context or events.
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Ing
Gladys Bradfield
Hester Edwards
Sua Goldsworthy
E. M. Garrett
New Arrival for McCaffertys Adds Son to Family
Mr and Mrs Clarence McCafferty announce the arrival of a son at their home last Saturday making the family total three boys.
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Clarence McCafferty
Notable Weekend Guests at Ellis Avenue Home
Mr and Mrs Edward Minister and family hosted guests over the weekend at their Ellis avenue residence. Visiting from Xenia Ohio were Mrs Frank Weaver and sons Donald and Victor and Frank and Leslie Shepherd, and from near Athens were Mrs I N McHarg and daughter Lois.
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Edward Minister
Ellis Avenue
Frank Weaver
Donald
Victor
Frank
Leslie Shepherd
Xenia
Ohio
I. N. McHarg
Lois
Athens
Mrs Garfield Grimes Offered for Emergency Hospital Care
Mrs Garfield Grimes, who has been very ill for several weeks, was taken from her home to a Columbus hospital on Wednesday for an operation. She was accompanied by her husband.
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Garfield Grimes
Columbus
Chauncey PTA Holds Enthusiastic Meeting With Musical Program
A Chauncey high school PTA meeting drew over 100 attendees led by Mrs. E C Wharton. Supt Miller and County Supt Dinsmoor spoke after a business session and a social hour followed with ice cream and cake. The program featured piano duets and solos, vocal solos and a chorus.
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Chauncey Parent-Teacher Association
E. C. Wharton
Miller
Dinsmoor
Wyona Gardner
Charles Bradfield
Ruth and Pearl Wharton
Ruth Lahugh
Lloyd Wharton
Hiram Love
Pea Questions and Answers Information Service Offered
The Athens Messenger describes an Information Bureau run by Frederic J. Haskin in Washington D C that answers factual questions. It states it will not provide legal medical or financial advice or domestic dispute settlement and requests the questioners full name address and two cents for return postage.
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Athens Messenger Information Bureau
Frederic J. Haskin
Washington, D.C
The
Inquirer
Funeral for Fifteen Month Old Child
Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at Saints Church for Charles Richard Six fifteen months old son of Mr and Mrs J E Six. Rev B F Timmons officiated burial followed at Greenlawn Cemetery death stated as pneumonia
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Little Child
the Saints Church
Charles Richard
J. E. Six
B. F. Timmons
Greenlawn
Memorial Musical and Literary Program at First Christian Church
Sunday at 7 PM a musicale and literary program honors hymn writer Jessie Brown Pounds at the First Christian church. A memorial fund offering will be taken. Committee A: Mrs Spayd, Mrs Butts, Mr Pendergrass. Public is cordially invited.
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First Christian Church
Jessie Brown Pounds
Spayd
Butts
Pendergrass
Foster renomination urged by Ohio Republican Tribune
The McArthur Republican Tribune praises Congressman Foster for a strong second term record and leadership in the Ohio delegation. It notes his Judiciary Committee seat, advocacy for Civil War Spanish American and World War veterans, support for coal miners and laborers, and ongoing relief measures balancing labor and capital. March 22, 1922.
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Foster
Ohio
Congress
Judiciary Committee
House of Representatives
McArthur Republican Tribune
McArthur Gossip Brings County Office Insight and Fair Plans
A local observer from the Court House corner reports rough Hills of Vinton County but a skilled Walker surveyor. Preparations for zood horses at the Vinton County Fair are under way. Bay, Dunn, Brown, Moore and Martins names appear in county offices. Spring has arrived in McArthur with Martins in the Recorder's office.
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Court House
McArthur
Vinton County
Brown
Auditor's
Moore
Spring
Martins
Recorder's Office
New Inventions Stir Curiosity Across Vague Notes
A fragment notes a former hay loft smoker replaced by a young pet causing explosions in Mragen. It mentions the Bureau of Standards devising a bees entry turnstile and hints at measuring minnows passing Mast Bridge every day.
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Mragen
Federal Bureau of Standards
Mast Bridge
Play ground equipment aids Chauncey Primary school
Teachers at Chauncey Primary report the sum raised months ago is funding improvements to the building and playground. Pupils now enjoy teeters swings and a slide installed last week. A Victrola was also purchased for the school.
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Chauncey
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