Rule of Reason in NRA Wage Code Sparks National Interest
The Cleveland Plain Dealer argues for a rule of reason in the NRA code, allowing exemptions for small firms with a formal agreement to follow the code until final rulings. The piece praises broad national support for recovery measures and notes thousands signing agreements and a rising public confidence in the republic’s creed.
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NRA
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Washington
Cleveland
Republic
Maillions
Twenty Years Ago From the Journal Files July 31 1913
The National Bank of Curry is making substantial improvements in its banking rooms. John S Rogers has taken over the electrical supply business formerly run by R Rogers Co. Weeks and Braedon are erecting scaffolding at the Presbyterian church to redecorate the interior during the summer intermission. Eugene Deane and Robert Bartow of Barlow Hardware test last evening for the west where they will complete arrangements for the addition of several new ones to the local firm.
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The
National Bank of
John. S. Rogers
R. Rogers Co
Weeks & Braedon
Presbyterian Hirch
Eugene Deane
Robert Bartow
Barlow Hardware Company
West
Polls Call for More Local Candidates in Fall Elections
Washington dispatch recounts a Colorado governor's near mishap en route to Washington and notes public urging for more citizens to enter municipal and school board races. It highlights calls for home rule in schools, a shift from past contesting norms, and mentions local removals affecting enrollments and a stalled interlocking rail project.
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Earl Rogers
Chautauqua
Aity
Hutchinson
Higgins Hall
Board of Education
Sibel
Questioned dates on local figures and places
The user asks about specific historical timelines tied to Clarke Paine at the Wicket of Citizens' Bank, Harry Naylor’s tenure as superintendent at the U S Radiator Corporation plant, Jake Levy leading Corry High orchestra, and Naylor Brothers operating a job printing shop on Maple. No concrete facts provided.
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Clarke Paine
Ciizens' Bank
Harry Naylor
U. S. Radiator Corporation
Jake Levy
Corry High Orchestra
Naylor Brothers
Om Maple Sve
Ear ringing warned as potential symptom
In Milwaukee Wisconsin Charles Le Rue of Columbus spoke to the American Otolaryngology and Ophthalmology Society warning that tinnitus can signal underlying ailments. The discussion highlighted how ear ringing often appears well before more serious health issues become evident.
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Milwaukes
Wis
Tyr
Charles le Rue
Columbus
American Ontopathic Society of Ophthalmology
Municipal Club storms to 15 6 win over Kurla nine
A six-run rally in the fourth inning propelled Municipal Club to a 15 to 6 victory against Kurla at City League Park yesterday. The clubs combined for a high scoring show with Municipal Club breaking the game open in the middle innings.
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Innning
Kurla
Hollywood Film Shop Mystery of a Lively Duck Soup Set
Hollywood file: ALANSON EDWARDS notes on the Marx Brothers filming at Paramounts Duck Soup set. Groucho and Harpo appear despondent yet jokey as Gen McCarey and Chico and Zeppo hustle to improvise new quips while production resumes after each mock calamity.
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Alanson Edwards
United Press
Hollywood
Calif
Lohengrin
Paramounts
Am Undertakers
Groucho
Chien
Well the Cat
Zeppo S
Gen McCarey
Marxin
McCarey
Wome Ideets
Survey Indicates Business Still Shows Broad Expansion
The Guaranty Survey reports continued expansion across major American industries in recent weeks, with steel, automobiles, coal, and rail freight showing gains and factory employment rising. However the analysis warns inflation potential hinges on currency policy and velocity of money, noting speculative demand and government intervention may influence the recovery's strength.
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Quaranty Trust Company of
New York
Ismie
Guarenty
United States
Waal
Speedatye Marieta
Department of Labor
Liis
Madame Perkins Shocks Washington With Tireless Labor Drive
Washington buzzes over Frances Perkins first woman labor secretary who reorganized the labor department and pushed to curb politics in federal employment. Her actions include publishing employment figures, shaping the 80 hour week bill, and enforcing strict information control while dodging press. Perkins, 54, Boston born, previously New York labor commissioner, noted for blunt style and distinctive hats.
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Fredderick C.othman
United Press Star
Washington
Frances Perich
Labor Department
William Nuckles Donk
Federal Employment Service
Misa Perkins
Europe
Miss Perkins
Lucy Stoner
Paul Wilson
Perkins
New York State
Roosevelt
Afies Perkins
Mbd
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Corry Evening Journal
South Street
Corry
Colegrove
Arthur Colegrove
Pubnaber Hyational
Fred Kimball, Inc
W. Dath St
Tritone Tower
Chicago
Chamber of Com
Pittsburgh
Carricp
Ting
Wenom Y Beeve
Edwin Johnson
Colorado
Atlantic
Potomac
Murray Olde
Olds’ Winton
James Richards
Walter Merrick
Tye Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Ullown
Tomy Lite
Saya
Henry Bachomer
Harrisburg
Gliniak Co
Cheyenne
Wyo
Denver
St. Louis
Telsport
Ut Johnson
Colorado National Guard
Johnson
Stowe
Stark Gray
Main Street
Margaret Alexander
Maple Springs
Accordme
Iepid National Guard
Pionert
Washington Monument
Ohio
Severa
Ldbk
Treasury
Woodin
Ian
Ohe
Hiye
Andrew Wiaton
Olin
Merlon
Protira
Wiidin
Hollywood Film Shop
Madame Secretary
Superior Dry Cleaning Co
A. M. Asc
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center Street
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