Fabian tactics and Washington as American Fabius
A long historical overview traces Fabian tactics from Fabius Maximus in the Second Punic War to their use by Washington and Napoleon. It notes how delaying actions, strategic retreats, and concentrated counter-strokes shaped campaigns in Rome and Europe. The piece mentions the Fabii family and early Roman historians.
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Europe
France
Marne
Aisne
Washington
George Washington
Pablos
Fabius
Fabian
Rome
Carthage
B. C
Hannibal
Fabius Maximus
Napoleon
Austerlitz
Bernadotte
Cremara
Fabii
Fabius Exximus
Fabius Pictor
Washington Star
Plot Ideas for a Novel Shipboard Romance Adventure
A reader outlines a melodramatic voyage plot aboard a San Francisco to Philippines liner. A young businessman and an heiress with her aunt collide with storms, shipwreck, and a tropical rescue leading to a sunlit beach reunion with dramatic cliffhanger cues. The piece also references a joke about travel timing and a factoid on the weeping willow.
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San Francisco
Philippines
Hawaii
Hesperus
Hope
U. A
Indianapolis News
Hubbard Glacier Icefall Echoes Across Alaskan Front
A National Geographic report by Tarr and Martin describes Hubbard glacier as a three to five mile face rising 250 to 300 feet above water. Icefalls produce thunder like roars and rising waves that wash ships and coastlines, with variable intervals of activity and quiescence.
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National Geographic Society
R. 8. Tarr
Lawrence Martin
Society
Alaska
Hubbard
Hubbard Glacier
Oster Island
International Geological Congress
Yakutut Bay
His Application
A terse dialogue attributed to Judge and Emerson contrasts urgency with restraint, urging action today and warning that evading duties leads to negative outcomes. The exchange touches on prudence, morality, and the nature of good and evil as expressed through brief aphorisms.
Trade Unions Fight Tuberculosis Across Industries
The article reviews union efforts to combat tuberculosis among members. It notes actions by the Typographical and Cigarmakers unions since 1898 and later programs by the International Typographical, Printing, Photographers, Root and Shoe Workers, and other federations. The American Federation of Labor and various unions support antituberculosis campaigns and related care facilities.
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Typographieas and
Cigarmakers
International Typographica! Union
Colorado Springs
Siy
Typographical Union
International Printing Presanen and Assistants’ Union
Bom
Rogersville
Venn
International Photorgeaters’ Union
Chia Union
International Root and Shoe Workers
Unie
Een
Nations Brotherhood of Operative Potters
Fins
American Federation of Labor
Sever Ioealy
Federe Tons
New York Railroads Face Compulsory Compensation Law
New York legislators consider Whitney bill forcing employers in interstate railroad work to provide compensation under state law for injuries. Colorado plans treason penalties for strikes. Michigan bill seeks higher benefits. Electric Transit Workers announce progress in organizing 20 000 subway and elevated employees in Greater New York with thousands already opting in.
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New York
Whitney
Saratoga
Electric Transit Workers’ Association of
Greater New York
Low Wages Tied to Infant Mortality in First Report
The Children’s Bureau of the Labor Department links infant deaths to paternal earnings. Babies with fathers earning under 10 dollars a week die at 258 per thousand, while those with fathers earning 25 dollars or more die at 4 per thousand. The study notes variation within cities, with poorer areas showing far higher death rates due to sanitary conditions.
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Children's Bureau
Department of Labor
Ala
National Tuberculosis Campaign Formed By Labor Unions
A national effort to cooperate with labor unions and other workers to fight tuberculosis has begun. A committee led by Dr Theodore St Sichs includes Samuel Gompers and George W Perkins with plans for immediate and future steps and a special health bulletin prepared with labor press groups.
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National Association For the
Theodore St. Sichs
Chicago ‘Puberculogia Institute
Samuel Goumpers
American Federation of Labor
Washington
George W. Perkins
International Cigarmakers’ Union
Chicago
John Mitchell
New York State Compensation Commission
New York
Austin
Mortly
Oteruthowa
Plantx
Harford
New Haven
Meritep
Ie Battalea
Newark
Albany
Italy
Strikers Win Demand At Armour Fertilizer Plant
Striking workers at the Armour Fertilizer Chotival plant in Roosevelt New Jersey win restoration of the $2 a day wage reduced to $1 600. The plant is in a three site strike where nineteen strikers were shot by deputy sheriffs on January 19.
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Armour Fertilizer Chotival Company
Roosevelt, N. J
Armour
Labor notes reflect nine hour workdays and strikes
The items discuss long work hours with over 3,000,000 workers in the country affected by nine or more hours. Arbitration is seen as likely to settle the eastern Ohio miners strike of 15,000. Other items cover petitions for referendum on a fifty four hour measure for women and children, a Texas or Alabama bill to bar under fourteen employment, and alliances among labor groups in Oklahoma seeking remedial laws.
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OSSD
Ohio
Maine
Oklahoma
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