Underpaid Laborer Debate Highlighted by Judge O Connée
In a city address Judge James F. O Connée is cited arguing that $140 per month wages underpay workers. The piece contrasts hard work success with claims of underpaid laborers and references wage standards in Chicago and Helena. The narrative defends laborers while noting economic pressures on professionals.
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James F. O’connée
Livingston
Judge O’connor
O’connor
Chicago
Helena
Dad
Liberty Bell Rings Again In Pennsylvania Senate Fight
The Chicago Tribune analyzes the Pennsylvania Republican primary loss of Senator Pepper as a rebuke to prohibition politics. It argues the dry regime and party strategy shaped the result, noting urban and labor dynamics and the broader impact on liberty and governance.
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Chicago
Tribune
Pennsylvania
Senate
Pepper
Congress
Ware
Pinchot
Vare
Pincoot
Referendum Challenged by Prohibition Advocates in New York
The piece argues prohibition backers fear a referendum will reveal strong anti dry sentiment. It contends abstainers resist teetotal laws and warns voters will reject political and social costs of prohibition while preserving liberty and tolerance against government overreach.
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New ‘York
Trapeze Flyer Involved in Air Circus Death
May 23. A trapeze performer, Alva Murphy, and spectator L. Johnson died when their heads collided as the flyer attempted to snatch a hat from Johnson in the crowd. Murphy may recover despite his serious injuries.
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Charitan
Johnson
Alva Murphy
Coolidge Names New State Prohi Agents
President Coolidge issued an order authorizing state county and municipal police as federal prohibition officers. The move drew swift opposition from Republicans and Democrats. Senator Bruce urged attack while Senator Copeland noted New York’s stance on state salaries for officers accepting federal posts.
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Washington
Coolidge
Treasury
Bruce
Maryland
White House
Andrews
Prohibition
Copeland
New York
Eighteen Die in Sunday of Accidents Across U S
Chicago reports eighteen deaths on Sunday from air and rail incidents. Four air crashes killed four and injured three while three grade crossing crashes caused fourteen more fatalities. Among scenes were a spectator killed in Chariton Iowa and a pilot crash near Hobart Indiana.
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Chicago
Mansfield
Mass
Chariton
Iowa
H. H. Johnson
Alva Murphy
Arlington
Bessemer
Ala
Hobart
Ind
Hugh Gambell
Warren
Ohio
New York
Detroit
R. W. Jones
Continental Motors Company
Robert E. Madden
Commodore
North Tonawanda
N. Y
Flint
Mich
Wescott
Traditional nursery rhymes and children's tunes compilation
A list of classic nursery rhymes and children songs including Bobby Shafto Baa Baa Black Sheep The Gingerbread Man How Many Miles Is It To Babylon Baby Dear The Sandman The Seed Baby Hushabye Baby Windy March Peep Said the Little Bird The Sandman household hints and nature themed titles such as Daffodil Lady Grasshopper Green The Dew Drop Rain.
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Bobby Shafto
Babylon
The
Seed
Little Bird
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Big Timber, Montana
Jerome Williams
Sweet Grass County
American Press, Association
Big Timber
Montana
New State
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Part
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Wolf
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Credit Voucher
Montana Power Company
Livingston District
Montana Power. Co
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