Reign of Terror in America Mob Atrocities
An editorial condemns mob violence against Black people in several Southern states, urging trials for mob leaders. It contrasts such acts with American ideals of justice, warning that mob rule undermines civilization and demands accountability from authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Arkansas
Daily Press
America
France
Belgium
1914
Armenia
South
Mason and Dixon Ring
Georgia
Women Gaining Roles in Baptist Convention Reforms
At a Jacksonville Florida gathering, Baptists amended church laws to let women serve as trustees join advisory boards participate in deliberations and take active administrative roles alongside men. Dr J W Porter of Louisville warned of a downhill slide predicting a presiding woman, citing Pauls words on women speaking in church, though critics deem such arguments outdated.
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the Baptists of
United States
Jacksonville
Florida
J. W. Porter
Louisville
Kentucky
Paul
Corinth
Porter
Apostle Paul
Woman's power grows to share church and civic duties
A opinion piece argues against restricting women from church roles and civil work. It asserts women's natural ability to lead, reclaim their rightful place beside men in church and public life, and predicts they will influence laws and national life despite opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
A Step Backward and A Push Forward In Industry
The United States Supreme Court declared the child labor law unconstitutional, a decision seen as a backward step. President Harding invited 41 steel magnates to discuss ending the twelve hour workday, signaling a forward push that may influence labor and future child labor protections.
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Supreme Court of the United States
Taft
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Evening Gazette
South Carolina
Supreme Court
Harding
White House
Mr. Harding
Ida M. Tarbell
Gary
Organization of
Steel
Gazette
Supreme Justices
Death to dandelions is discovered by university
Madison Wisconsin May 23 The University of Wisconsin states a new dandelion killer uses iron sulphate or green vitriol. The spray dissolves two pounds of iron sulphate in a gallon of water and covers 860 square feet per gallon. Three sprays yearly in May June and fall are advised with seasonal fertilization as a supplement.
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Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Postmaster Champions Savings Through Government Programs
Postmaster G C Core promotes treasury savings certificates and postal savings as practical investments for workers and small income households. Officials argue the post office can act as a nationwide savings bank, offering ten cent accounts and stamps that convert to certificates, with tax exemptions and competitive interest. The plan envisions wage earners easily saving via postal facilities and treasury stamps.
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G. C. Core
Chateau
Treasury Savings
Treasury
Core
Draft of Proposed Nomination Law Framed at Helena
Helena May 20 preparatory to circulating petitions for initiating a substitute for the primary election law a draft was adopted at a statewide meeting at the Placer hotel. Representatives from ten counties attended and Beaverhead opponents of the present law pushed changes though many were made to the measure.
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W. M. Johnson
Billings
Helena
Lester Lobel
Placer Hotel
Beaverhead
Scott Wins Case Against Prescott in Helena Court
W H Scott of Brady won his action against A K Prescott to establish a one third interest in the South Pondora ranch and for an accounting. Judge Poorman granted judgment in Lewis and Clark county district court for Scott. The three weeks trial ended with the plaintiff’s motion for judgment approved in open court.
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Helena
W. H. Scott
Brady
A. K. Prescott
South Pondora Ranch
District Court of
Lewis and Clark County
Scott
Poorman
Toole County Officials Tender Resignations
The Toole County commissioners E B Toole and Willis Nichols resigned after grand jury actions were dismissed. Assistant Attorney General L A Foot reviewed cases for the state. Knutson's case was dismissed and he has resigned to Judge Greene. no settlement or promises noted.
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E. B. Toole
Willis Nichols
L. A. Foot
Helena
John J. Greene
J. H. McFarlane
L. H. Knutson
President Harding backs 12 hour day abolition plan
Washington May 18 steel manufacturers at the White House in a conference with President Harding unanimously adopt a restitution and authorize the American Steel and Iron Institute to name a five member committee from the steel industry to study abolishing the 12 hour work day.
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Washington
White House
Harding
Steel and Iron Institute
Steel. Industry
Battle Over 12 Hour Day Ends With Steel Leaders Meeting
Judge Elbert H. Gary of United States Steel to name a committee as discussions with President Harding and labor leaders consider abolishing the 12 hour day. Secretaries Mellon Hoover and Davis attended a dinner where officials emphasized no government interference and a push for industrial revival. Harding noted favorable sentiment yet warned abolition requires broad employer action in steel and iron industries.
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Elbert H. Gary
The
United States Bress Corporation
Tnstitute
Mellon
Hoover
Davis
United States
Harding
America
United States Steel Corporation
White House
Fishermen's wary bargain in a sea rescue tale
A Hebrew and an Irishman fished in separate boats. The Irishman panicked after a bite and fell overboard. he sank twice. The Hebrew called down to him offering his boat if the man did not surface again, a quip amid danger preserving humor.
Notice for Public Sale of Homestead Land in Montana
Department of the Interior announces Emmalene Henry Spezial-Morgan seeks three year proof to establish claim to stock raising land in Sections 26 and 27, Township 23 N Range 7 W Montana Meridian. Hearings set before U S Commissioner Charles H Ferris at Choteau on June 5, 1922, with witnesses Samuel B Davidson John Rosette Blyda S Henry and William Henry Davidson all of Choteau. First pub May 4 last June 1.
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Department of the Interior
U. S&s. Land Office
Great Falls
Montana
Emmalene
Henry Spezial-Morgan
Leota Henry Spezial
Chateau
Township
Range
Meridian
Charles H. Ferris
U. S
Choteau
W. E. Bennett
Register
Whooping Cough and Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy
The article extols whooping cough dangers to children under five and claims Chamberlain's Cough Remedy shortens the illness when opiates are not given. It asserts the medicine is safe, pleasant to take, and effective in many epidemics.
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Acantha
Liejourdonnais
Teton
Scott’ & Bowne
Bloomfield, N.J
Prescott
Big Ranch
Knutson
Knut- Son
Greene
Shelby
President Springs
T. A. Smith
Main Ave
Choteau Hospital
DAS. Rhoads & Bateman
Soo Son
South Main Street
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