Coleman Defends States Against Federal Child Labor Amendment
Charleston leader Thomas Coleman criticizes extremist demands to curb liberty and argues against passing a federal child labor amendment. He cites state records showing declines in child employment and urges local control, while noting wise balance between liberty and property protection.
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Ned fashion returns to glory with red frock designs
The article describes Ned's season revival with daytime and evening frocks. It highlights a beltless silhouette, slim red frock options, white cream detailing at the neck, and light sleeves. Gold braid accents feature on a pocket and a slim red tab ending in a gold thread tassel.
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Hunting licenses drop five lower in county totals
Five more hunting licenses were issued in 1923 than in 1624 according to figures from the county clerk. In the year ending last night 1816 licenses were granted while 9,574 were issued by September 14. Leading months included August and April with over 1,000 licenses issued in several months.
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Court Routine Sets January Return for Several Cases
The filewame cases were entered on the chancery side and made returnable to the January FDR. Pullen against James Gshornn, Capitolress Company against Alex Mansour, Stern against Lil Tica Sturny.
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Bell Telephone Company Awards Vail Prize Medals
Bell Telephone awards medals and cash under the Vail Prize program, honoring courageous acts and public service. Recipients include Miss Muriel Cruikshank and others from Bell system exchanges, with silver and gold medals plus cash sums for distinguished deeds in fires, rescues, and safety efforts across Pennsylvania, Oklahoma, and beyond.
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Ambulatory Hero Receives Silver Medal and Cash Prize
An unnamed nurse or helper remained at a perilous post to assist injured residents during a dire incident in Massachusetts. She earned a silver medal and $250 for courage while awaiting responders. The account notes confusion and risk as towns were warned of the fire that swept through the city.
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Optimistic Tone in Cotton Deals Forecasts Prosperity
New York broker Edward Bartlet, president of the New York Cotton Exchange, forecast prosperity in the cotton trade for 1941. He said the expected new crop would help restore the industry after the boll weevil ravages of 1921, 1942, and 1923, and ease global cotton shortages.
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Snake Skin Latest in Women's Hosiery
Berlin dispatch notes the novelty of snake skin hosiery in women’s fashion. Descriptions mention colors and textures inspired by reptile patterns, including coffee tones, yellow stripes, and spots, with accents resembling Mecca Ashi and other reptiles, reflecting unusual yet fashionable fabrics.
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