Child Labor Bill Leaves Much for States to Do
National committee argues postwar era must protect children as they return to school and work. It cites Pennsylvania’s 60 percent rise in workers aged 14–15, notes continued under 14 labor, and urges a nationwide minimum age while expanding mothers pensions to keep families intact.
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Quality Printery worker seriously injured in ladder fall
Paul Paulsen assistant business manager at the Quality Print shop sustained very serious injuries after falling from a seven foot ladder in the math workroom. He fell on his back and left shoulder likely breaking it and injuring his back. A physician was summoned and an X ray will determine extent of injuries before hospital transport.
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Paul Paulsen
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Chicago Opera in New York Opens Season at Lexington
The Chicago Opera Association led by Signor Campaini begins its second New York season Monday at Lexington Opera House for four weeks. The program features the world premiere of Henry Ferrier’s Gismonda with stars Mme Gall-Curci Miss Mary Garden Miss Rosa Raisa Lucien Mura fore Vann Marcoux and Hicardo Straccari.
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New York
Chicago Opera Association
Signor Campaini
Lexington Opera House
Henry Ferriér
Mme. Gall-Curci
Mary Gurden
Rosa Raisa
Lucien Murafore
Vann Marcoux
Hicardo Straccari
Recognition of Russia debt to France debated by Lenin Trotsky leaders
Paris dispatch reports that recognizing Russia prewar debt to France may be among first topics if Bolshevik leaders accept invitation to Princess Island talks with Allied envoys. Discussion notes Russia owes debts to other nations as well, with France receiving priority for postwar obligations.
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Paris
Rotiin
France
Lenine-Trotzky
Princess Island
Russia
Italy
Fifty hundred Maximilians invade Argentine territory
Five hundred Maximilists after a clash with police at Port Natales pushed into Patagonia in Argentina. Warships and troops have been dispatched to confront the invaders as the government receives the report.
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Buenos Aires
Hendred Macxinvisiers
Port Natales
Reputed Sahara Emperor Heirs Claim Estate
Jacques Lebandy known as the Emperor of the Sahara was shot by his wife in Long Island. Mrs Lebaudy filed for letters of administration. The surrogate granted them. She says the estate totals about 200000 in personal property and 30000 in real estate with two heirs, herself and her daughter.
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Mineola
N. Y
Jacques Lebandy
The
Sahara
Long Island
Villard Named in Senate Inquiry on Disloyalties
Washington January 24 The senate committee investigating German propaganda listed 62 individuals as disloyalties suspects. Included are Jane Addams Frederick C Howe David Starr Jordan Morris Hillquit Scott Nearing Oswald G Villard and Eugene V Debs. The committee debated adding the names to the record but issued no decision.
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Senate
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Igribe
Jane Addams
Chicago
Frederick C. Howe
Immigration
New York
David Starr Jordan
Leland Stanford Jr. University
Morris Hillquit
Scott Nearing
Oswald Garrison Vizard
Eugene V. Debs
Civil War Looms as Portuguese Monarchist Rebellion Grows
Dispatches from Lisbon report the government facing an adverse situation with monarchist forces gaining adherents in Lisbon and expanding northward. The monarchy has been proclaimed at Villa do Conde Barcellos and Argenta, raising fears that civil war cannot be averted.
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London
Lisbon
Callal
Villa Do Conda
Barcellos
Argenta
Butte Opens Americanization Schools For Foreign-Born Adults
In Butte Montana the school board will open day and night Americanization schools starting Monday to educate thousands of foreign born workers in copper and zinc industries. The board has set aside $50,000 and will seek further funds from the legislature as needed.
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Butte
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Montana
New Haven Railroad Seen Heavy Government Drag on Funds
The railroad administration seeks 750 million dollars more for its revolving fund to supplement 500.1 million initially provided. The add on funds cover American claims dating to the war and advances to railroad companies. Congress will be asked for immediate provision.
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New Haven
Associated Press
Washington
Railroad Administration
Govern Hynde
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Government liability for railroad losses in 1915 operations
The figures show substantial potential government liability in 1915 operations, including $12,144,000 for inland waterways expenditures and $921,000,000 for a Boston & Maine refinancing. Additional items cover cash on hand, working capital, loans to companies, and deficits on operating income guarantees totaling about $536,000,000.
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Boston & Maine Railroad
Lews
New York
New Haven
Startford
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