Pennsylvania Railroad Publishes Employee Cooperation Plan
Philadelphia Sept 3 The Pennsylvania Railroad issued a statement detailing its plan for cooperation with employees extended to all classes. Committees with equal representation of employees and management will settle controversial questions affecting thousands of workers. A two thirds vote required for decisions. A system review panel may handle grievances rules and working conditions with both sides represented.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
United States Railread Board
St. Yoice
Russian refugees take up grape picking in France
Sept 4 France reports that 100 Russian refugees answered a vineyard owner’s ad for temporary work. Fifty were hired and among them three former Russian generals were among the workers, surprising the owner.
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Montelieps
France
He v
Professor W I Phelps Lectures On The Bible As Literature
Professor Will ii Phelps announces a winter lecture course titled The Bible as Literature. Lectures start October 17 at 4 30 pm and continue Mondays except the last three, with Mrs James C Mizer in charge at 1795 North Avenue. The syllabus covers Genesis through Lamentations, the Prophets, and Wisdom literature, concluding with the Minor Prophets and human life themes in March.
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Willii Inew Phelps
New
Phelps
James C. Mizer
North Avenue
Adam- Noah
Genisis
Abraham
Isaac
Jacob
Joseph
Moses
Exodus
David
I Saranel
Smomen
Elijah
Elisha
Seiselem S Hall
Esthes
Eras
Daniel
Dani Nehemiah
Estras
Tobit
Judith
Solomon
Eve Maccabees
Job
Ecclesias
Isaiah
Jermiah
Ezekiel
Minor
Misses Macdonald and friends visit guests in Kent
The Misses Dorothy and Mildred Macdonald of 739 Noble Avenue are guests of Miss Winifred Smith of Riverside Drive New York City. Miss Sarah McCone of 1a Adtred Street and Miss Margaret Tennant of 168 Woodland Avenue enjoy a week with Mrs WW A Snot at their summer home in Kent. The United States spent 54 000 000 for sweets last year. Says 2 federal report that ought to have bought almost 40 million dollars worth of candy.
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Dorothy and Mildred] Macdonald
Noble Avenue
Winifred Smith
Riverside Drive
New York City
Sarah McCone
Adtred Street
Margaret Tennant
Woodland Avenue
WW. A. Snot
Kent
United States
RR Funding to Speed Up Industries and Jobs
Eugene Meyer Jr of War Finance Corp urged passage of the Townsend-Winston Railroad funding bill to help curb unemployment. He argued $1 billion could finance maintenance, equipment repair, and direct and indirect employment in rail, lumber, steel, and related industries through easier money conditions and anticipated tax reform. He forecast funds for public works and housing, boosting demand and enabling banks to thaw frozen credits.
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New York
United States
Congress
Townsend-Winstor
Eugene Mer, Jr
War Finance Cor Serted
Streich
Meyer
Atacement
WW Finance Corporation
Mai
Von
Mey
Lins
Senate
Fashion notes on sleeves and skirts of the season
The article discusses short puff sleeves and a new bedice style reflecting today’s fashion. Skirts trend toward being fuller and matching the season’s slim silhouette. It mentions an indie dress cut to fit 38 to 42 inches, and a yardage estimate of eighteen yards with a price of 30 cents.
Gay masquerade ball closes Fairfield Beach season
The Fairfield Beach club wrapped its season with a gay masquerade ball praised for music and costumes. Elaborate outfits included an all white oriental costume and a white feathered headpiece. many guests wore pirate, sailor, and fancy dress ensembles. Hydrangeas and greenery framed the venue while a tasting table offered pastries and drinks, capping a successful series.
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Wairfield
Bhy Jay
Green Bay
Indecent dancing ban eyed by Chicago official
Special agent Elizabeth Le Crandall of the United States Hygienic Board states bar restrictions aim to curb indecent dancing. She argues slow music ruins rhythm and warns that fast tempos invite improper moves. The notice cites the shimmy and toddle as examples and notes dancing will continue only if the music remains suitable and modest.
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Chicago
Kent
le Crandall
United Btetes Gockil Hygiene Board
King Radar
Crandall
Thirty Four Injured In Burning Trolley Car
Swan Scott Mass September 1 A trolley car on Humphrey Street caught fire injuring thirty four with five in critical condition. The blaze started after a short circuit in the wires beneath the car trapping occupants. Rescue crews battled the flames as several passengers faced possible death. Early reports say the injured will recover, though conditions remained grave for some.
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Swan Scott
Mass
Humphrey Streat
Nans
Fragments Note Unclear Text Inspires Global Search
An OCR fragment mentions years old and a cha nizing about the fae, with references to Dr Walsh and a remote registration home. The readable bits are sparse and lack clear event or outcome. Further context from the source is needed for a precise headline and summary.
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Walsh
Regis
American woman appointed justice in English court
A Massachusetts woman, Lady Fishermith, arrives in New York reporting the first American woman to be named to a judicial post in England. She cites growing moves toward children’s courts and domestic relations tribunals and notes her own Dedham birth and lineage.
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New York
Tagland
Fishermith
Massachusets
Eyig Im Wintige
Twansh
Cunardine
Laher-Smith
Thea
Hagleng
Sheen
Dedham, Mass
Joseph Fisher
Summer School Presents Julia and Johnny Play
More than 100 children from the Hungarian Reformed Church summer school staged a four act play Julia and Johnny on Rakoczikal Bostwick avenue. The program included Hungarian and Tungish songs, military arts, a Virgin Reel, chrysanthemum dance, and self made costumes. Attendance records were strong despite the heat.
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West End
Rakoczikal
Bostwick Avenue
Sunsmer
Chiurch
Margaret Dittre
Julia
Johnny
Christening Riot Ends in Arrests on Main Street
A christening gathering at 262 Main Street erupted into a loud street brawl late yesterday. Neighbors pleaded for quiet as two men fought openly and were taken into custody. Others fled before police arrival. Charged with assault, with a second count of drunkenness, are Jasenhoneckski of 302 Main Street and Planea of 211 Railroad Avenue. Roenerkski faces an added charge.
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Main Street
Jasenhoneckski
Planea
Railroad Avenue
Roenerkski
Procaccimi Pupils Give Fine Recital
Pupils of Professor Prochcelni performed a February recital on State Street. The program featured piano solos piano banjo duets and piano mandolin duets plus several operatic mimed performances by Rose Roberts.
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Jung, Hall
Af State Street
Yestern
Prochcelni
Rose Roberts
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