Truth and honesty in the steel strike debate
The piece argues the steel trust used distortion but public faith favors honesty. Amalgamated leaders deny pressuring manufacturers, seek signing of a universal scale, and insist nonunion workers may join without discharge. Banked claims from Wall Street press call the dispute a lie by some officials.
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Shaffer
Amalgamated Association
Agaublon
Nnion
Mittet
Cmpanoies
American Sheet Steel Company
Sheet Trust
Schwab
Morgan
Wall Street
Twenty Day Limit Tickets to Buffalo via Nickel Plate Road
Tickets good for twenty days after August 19 to Buffalo and return sold at one and one third fare via Nickel Plate Road. Inquire at nearest ticket agent or write C. A Asterlia T P A Fort Wayne Ind or F. L. Twinboy agent Fostoria.
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Buffalo
Nickel Plate Road
Asterlia
Ft. Wayne
Ind
F. L. Twinboy
Fostoria
Nickel Plate Road Announces Buffalo Excursion Tickets
The Nickel Plate Road will sell excursion tickets to Buffalo after August 19 at one fare plus one dollar for the round trip. Tickets are valid for 15 days. Stops include Toledo and Fostoria.
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Nickel Plate Road
Buffalo
Twiniog
Fostoria
Bert Mitten Takes Agency for Fostoria Dye Works
Bert Mitten announces he has taken the agency for the Fostoria Steam Dye Works. He offers perfect satisfaction guaranteed for all dyeing and cleaning work and invites customers to his store for prompt service. Specializes in dyeing ladies goods.
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Bert Mitten
Perfect Satisactive
T& Guaranteed
Ladie Gooda
Cider Making Offered on Specific Weekdays by M J Ruffing
M J Ruffing announces: I am ready to make cider for any who desire it on Tuesdays Wednesdays and Thursdays. The operation features an up to date hydraulic press and gasoline engine. I thank the people for their past patronage and solicit their continued favors.
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M. J. Ruffing
Court records complete Johnson murder cases report
Stenographer James T. Close finished compiling the Johnson murder case records after starting April 28. The 3500 pages reflect weeks of work, done with help only from his son Charles F. Close while Miss Carrie Goodrich took Lindsay testimony.
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James T. Close
Johnson
Clouse
Fim
Community Notes From Adrian Mingle Visits And Band Benefit
ADRIAN MISS Julia Jessie Shober and Master Louis arrived Monday evening to visit their parents Mr and Mrs George Shober. W M Presler and wife visited their daughter Mrs Clas Johnson of Toledo Sunday. Mrs T D McCauley of Lima and Mrs D B Smith and daughter Mildred of Tiffin returned home after visiting Mr and Mrs Lawhead. Mrs Emmet Ewing and Mrs Earl Alers visited Tiffin Friday. Florence daughter of Will Ewing is severely ill. Clyde Lawhead of Mr Victory returned home after visiting relatives. Supper for the band was a success with the McCutchenville band as a highlight. For Sale a pair of males eight years old good honest workers. Freren Brayton.
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Julia
Jessie Shober
Louis
George Shober
W. M. Presler
Clas. Johnson
Toledo
T. D McCauley
Lima
D. B. Smith
Mildred
Tiffin
Lawhead
Emmet Ewing
Earl Alers
Titin
Florence
Will Ewing
Clyde Lawhead
Victory
McCutchenville
Freren Brayton
Midsummer Fabrics and a Swap Party in Style
A survey of summer fabric trends highlights sheer fabrics like pin point dot and Swiss muslin with bright color grounds, lace trims, and diaphanous materials suitable for dresses and gowns. White hosiery and voile outfits appear fashionable while a children’s Swap Party adds a playful twist to gatherings.
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New York Tribune
China
Eluny
Lyons Grenadines
Calais
Eton
Water farming to bloom as future occupation in Wisconsin
Scientists predict that after all land is cultivated, water farming will rise as a major industry. Wisconsin, with its many lakes, is seen as prime for water farms where fish crops replace plowing and irrigation woes. The U S fisheries yield about 45 million dollars annually and water farming could boost Wisconsin’s share.
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United States
Wisconsin
The
Milwaukee Sentinel
Union
Work of the Soldier Reveals Hidden Daily Struggles
In a soldier's life the routine of hunger fatigue and common tasks often dominates. The Monthly Review notes that daily grind of sleep, biscuits, tobacco, and outpost duty shapes endurance more than the visible battles you see from the front. Even during fighting there is downtime and even relief in a day of combat.
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Monthly Review
War drives geography progress, says Philadelphia teacher
A Philadelphia schoolteacher claims wars since the Spanish American War and later conflicts have spurred geography learning among 9 to 11 year old students. She notes pupils study troop movements battles and maps with keen interest, predicting high scores in geography as a result.
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Philadelphia
Transvaal
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