Public Attitude Toward Railroads Helps Nation
Boston reports a warmer view of railroads from the public and lawmakers. Alfred P Thom of Washington D C, general counsel to the Association of Railway Executives, told Massachusetts Industry Association delegates the public and carriers now cooperate with mutual good will to promote economic growth. He said reform legislation reflects this changed attitude and warned against crippling transportation. Homer Lering of the Boston and Maine Railroad stressed railroads’ vital role in regional prosperity. Henry H Bond and Miss F H Little also discussed tax simplification and women in supervisory roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Alfred P Thom
Washington
D. i
Onin Finn
Assoviation Industries
Massachusetts
Thom
Publc
Mersera
Homer Lering
Poston and Maine Railroad
Tiisiana
Henry H. Bond
Miss_F. H. Little
United States Rubber Company
Italy strips 18 Italians of citizenship in exile list
ROUSE Oct 20 AP report says General Cesare Rosse acquitted in Matteotti murder case Giuseppe Donati, a Paris anti fascist newspaper director, and Prof Gaetano Salvemini in London are among fifteen expatriates officially deprived of Italian citizenship. Expatriation ordered under January law penalizing Italians abroad who criticize the Rome government.
Many Women Seek Seats in Assembly in New York
In New York, fifteen women are candidates for the state assembly with Theda Fox Graves seeking re election on the Republican ticket in St. Lawrence County. Other women seek the state senate and Congress, with socialists nominating several female candidates for multiple offices including the U.S. Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany N
New York State
Fiteen
State Assembly
Theda Fox Graves
St. Lawrence County
Democrats
Workers’ Party
State Senate
Congress
States Senate
Women Less Greedy Than Men Says Doctor In London
London report quotes Sir Walter Tretoner, a physician and secretary of a British medical research council, arguing women are not as greedy as men in eating. He cites dietary patterns showing women’s consumption often below the minimum, linking poor cooking to broader dietary inadequacies and infant needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Oct
Walter Tretoner
British Medical Research Ecounaut
Mir Walter
Comtenide Po
Warden Criticizes County Jail System in Pittsburg
Warden Remains Polinian of Montgomery County condemns the present county jail system in Norristown Pa as failing to properly separate women inmates from male criminals. He argues the uncareful handling of female prisoners is a major societal problem highlighted during the Birth Annual Congress of the American Brisa association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgil
Momgmuers
Normistam
Warren Pelliaan
Smoking teachers barred from positions in Lynn schools
Lynn Mass October 20 AP. Teachers who smoke cigarettes will not be considered for positions in Lynn schools. The decree was enacted despite a protest vote by the Reverend William Appleton Lawrence, son of Bishop Lawrence, who served on the school committee. his negative ballot was the only one cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Mass
Lawrence
Massachusetts
Willam Appleton Lawrence
Will Yield Title to Get His Son Count Declares
Count Ludwig Salm Hoogstraeten values his two year old son Peter over his Austrian title as he seeks American citizenship to pursue a separation and custody fight. Peter is in Millicent Rogers Salom's custody while Salm’s suit for separation is set for Oct 25 but may be postponed. the case hinges on citizenship declarations and residence arguments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ludwig Salm-Hoogstraeten
Peter
Taunt Salm
Millicent Rogers Salom
Standard Owl Company
Salm
Milent
Trim
Count Salm
Europe
Supreme Court
Mitchell
Flo
Teacher Carries Snakes With Him on Train Platform
Professor Ghorze R. Green head of Penn State nature study travels weekly to Wilkes Barre Scranton West Chester and Philadelphia to meet teachers taking his extension courses in nature study The bio test is set for next Saturday night before he leaves for Cleveland to lecture at the natural history society meeting A variety of snakes including black green rat and corn snakes will be shown in the collection
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State College
Pullman
Ghorze R. Green
Nature Study Department
Pennsylvania State
roNege
Cleveland
Natural History Society of Cleveland
Roller Bearings to Be Used on Sleeping Cars
New York officials announce installation of roller bearings on sleeping cars for Milwaukee and St Paul routes. The $2,600,900 rolling stock upgrade aims to improve berth comfort, with potential future adoption on coaches and freight cars. Longer, steadier trains may result as bearings reduce wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ortob
St. Paul
Ithe Pullman Company
Ire
Rushden Boot Operatives Strike Over Bourghin Bearing
Union of Lonion, in a recent dispute connected to a Bourghin bearing two red marks from a women leather worker in Irussia, prompts action by Rushden boot operatives seeking resolution and concessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rushden Boot Operatives
Union of Lonion
Bourghin
Irussia
Doubting Thomas in New York trip sparks bemused confession
A speaker playfully asks for a confession about being a doubting Thomas if a girl can be one, notes visiting New York without buying, and reflects on wanting to join furniture shopping but family duties and illness hold them back. Tom's expectation of dinner shapes daily routines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
New York
Also Mentioned on This Page
MOXIE
Moxieland
the Moxie Company
F. M. Archer
Rumford
Bridgeport Public Market
State & Bank Streets
Valencia
Sauer Kraut
Kale
Peck
Virginia
Lafayette
Italy
Millicent Rogers
Gorton
M. E. Green
Lowell
Mons
Blue Ribbon
Richard Hellmann
Inn
Kong Iélend City
N.Y
Hellmann
Kitty-Katy
Katy
Bridgeport
Tom
Jack Ellsworth
Harvard
Elsworth
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!