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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1927
Page
6
A fragmented verse extols labor as the force sustaining nations and daily life. It frames labor as the creator of cities, ships, and food, with the speaker declaring that without toil the world would halt. The piece offers a dramatic meditation on labor's enduring value and ultimate rest after effort.
William Green president of the A. F of ce president urges Labor Day be observed as labor’s day not a mere holiday. He says it should emphasize labor unity solidarity aims and achievements and remind workers to celebrate with purpose and public demonstrations nationwide.
A historical piece notes unions’ economic power dulling old sentiments while wage earners gain in status over four decades. It contrasts Mr Green’s call for an abundant life with earlier leaders’ push for a living wage, arguing progress brings new challenges beyond injustice.
Annual ceremony marks memory of Samuel Gompers in Steepy Hollow cemetery Westchester County New York. Floral tribute placed on the grave reflects esteem from trades unions including the Trades and Labor Council of Greater New York and the New York State Federation of Labor.
Cadet R. D. Johnston lost a wheel during an airborne landing attempt at Flying Field in San Antonio, Texas. The single-wheel landing caused the plane to roll, lightly injuring him. The wheel allegedly bounced and settled on a farmer's heifer, costing $5 in damages billed to the airfield.
In Yorkville magistrate court Mrs. Ethel Weinhouse proved her Pekingese belonged to her after it identified her by licking and noting three chin moles. Joseph Ferretti, accused of stealing and selling the dog, faced grand jury action as evidence centered on ownership and the dog’s reaction to the defense’s theory.
Fifteen year old Wittenmeyer, described as dangerous, was sentenced by Judge Bowron of the Superior Court to five years to life in San Quentin for the slaying of Fannie Weigle of Pomona. The judge noted the youth’s dangerous character and recommended long parole considerations, citing the need for era environmental treatment.
David Koch, four, wandered from his parents while berry picking in Stroudsburg area Monroe county. A 250 to 300 person search party found him asleep on an abandoned house porch after an overnight thunderstorm, with one shoe lost. He was unharmed. Two incidents follow: a young woman in Stettin died when lightning conducted through long hair during electrical storm as she combed it.
Milman, an American of old stock, falls from comfort to penury after a trusted friend’s misfortune. He hires Lutry, a non English speaking butler, to replace Sneed and writes to Professor Camatances that destroy careers. Milman blames Paul Raxo for all his misfortunes.
In a tense parlor, Milman unravels a web of ruin tying Floyd Malet and Neeland Barnes to Paul Raxon. The four men recount past scandals, discuss racing fraud, and confront the price of reputations as Raxon’s vengeance or power shadows their lives.
The Kansas City Times recounts a mythic history where Abraham of Chiuna, a seventh century knight, shelters a girl named Mary who wears red and aids him. A monk named Wolf visits, leading to abduction, pursuit, and Mary’s eventual confinement beside him for nine years as miracles are alleged for pilgrims.
A note describes a double bass instrument mounted on a delivery cart in Berlin. A musician uses the full orchestral size bass on a tricycle or cart, presenting a mobile musical setup in the streets.
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