Power to Prohibit Child Labor Rests in Congress
Speech by Senator Albert Beveridge of Indiana at a national charity conference in Minneapolis advocates federal power to prohibit child labor. He cites sworn testimony and Supreme Court precedents, arguing Congress can regulate interstate commerce to ban child labor and deemphasizes constitutional objections. A Seattle labor case fines a man for carrying a strike banner, $25, for picket duty near Machinists union shops.
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Congress
Albert Jo Beverldce
Fa @imna
National Conference of Charities
Minneapolis
Senate
Republic
Meiare
Supreme Court
Uprone
Congresa
Uniot
Seattle
Comet
Airlie
Piere Annentne Cement
Machidata
Moran Company
Pensions For Workers At New Haven Hartford Company
Old employees with thirty five to forty years of service at the New Haven and Hartford line will receive weekly pensions ranging from 26 to 74 dollars for life. The indemnity totals about two hundred dollars per worker. The appointment of a commander of police is noted, with the decision expected to draw interest.
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Forts
New York, New
Cat TV
Marriazee by the Thousand Reported Daily Marriages Worldwide
A quirky note estimates about 32 090 marriages occur daily across the world, reflecting a high level of matrimonial activity in global society. The figure suggests widespread marriage rates though details on source or method are not provided.
Bishop rules Church of England not responsible for civil marriages
The bishop of London ruled that the Church of England is not responsible for civil marriages. A derayman of that church may officiate at the wedding of a divorced person whose previous marriage occurred in a registry office.
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London
Church of England
Funeral of Adam Loos Held at Local Church
The funeral for Adam Loos who died at his home Friday was held Sunday at Mr church with Rev Black and Rev Thrapp in charge. Interment followed at Hick Chapel. Loos, near 78, threshed 52 seasons and is survived by his wife, a son in Missouri, two daughters, and many relatives and friends.
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West Lafayette
Daly
Adam Loos
Missouri
Seth Daugherty
Tenante
M. PF
Nelité Snyder
M. EK
James Wolfie and Tittle
Newark
O .B. Davis
Fat
Columbus
A T. Beall
Mr. Davis
Mr. Wolfe
Clothing Needed for Destitute Family on South Sixth Street
Officer Jackson reports extreme destitution in a family on South Sixth Street. Four girls aged 3 to 10, mother prostrate for four weeks, two children with measles. The caretaker has fallen ill. donations of suitable clothing for their ages are sought and should be brought to Mr. Jackson as the Humane Society handles the case.
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Jackson
South Sixth Street
Pontemona
Injunctions Filed Against 62 Foreign Fire Insurers in Kansas
Kansas Attorney General files injunctions in county district court against 62 foreign fire insurance companies alleging violation of anti trust laws. Based on information from Charles H Barnes superintendent of insurance. Judge A W Dana grants temporary injunction. permanent relief sought plus receivership if non compliant.
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American Breen Telegram
Topeka
Kan
Jack Bon
Charles H Barnes
Eck
Elridge
Kanenn Insurance
A. W. Dana
Helpful Hints for Farmers From Practical Advice Page
A broad collection of farming tips covers livestock care crop rotation and pasture practices. Topics include feeding oats versus corn for muscle, alfalfa cutting timing, horned cattle fattening, hog fattening with mixed meals, worm treatment for sheep, and cautions about relocating farms. Emphasis on practical methods and careful observation.
Taft Endorsement Hopes Rise Ahead of State Committee Meeting
Columbus July 15 Taft managers push for Republican state committee promises to back an endorsement at a possible July 27 meeting. Local factions seek a quick settlement of county election board disputes to avoid full committee action while Foraker supporters resist any endorsement effort.
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Columbus
Taft
Republican State Committee
State Committee
Foraker
The Black Pyramid Leaflet Counts Spending On Vices
A Riverside California Sunday School Temperance Bureau leaflet titled The Black Pyramid shows a pyramid chart of spending: one point four billion dollars on intoxicating drinks, seven hundred million on tobacco, a hundred million on bread, and small marks for temperance work and five and a half million for missions. It asks how rich is spent on harms versus benefits and urges national improvement.
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Sunday School Temperance Bureau
Riverside
Cal
Fine Muskingum County Farm for sale near Duncan Falls
The Maxwell farm two miles southeast of Duncan Falls and one mile from the river covers 200 acres with a ten room house and large barns. Suitable for cattle or sheep and all kinds of fruit. Bargain at 5000 dollars. List of farms sent on application Col Hoskinson 47 North Fourth St Zanesville Ohio.
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Muskingum County
Wayne
Maxwell
Duncan Falls
Col. Hoskinson
North Fourth St
Zanesville
Lamplighting Invention Shocks Newcastle
A German inventor installs a machine at the local gas works to light and extinguish all street lamps simultaneously, a development that could affect Newcastle’s lamplighters and their trade.
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Newcastle
Guardian
Vacation Dreams and City toiler Realities
A humorous look at vacationing for mothers and workers, contrasting home duties with desire for fresh air and new scenery. The piece riffes on seasonal getaways, city life, and the irony of plans to reform resort practices, ending with the cost and appeal of pure air.
Fifty Two Patterson Graduates Receive Diplomas
The Patterson high school commencement celebrated fifty two county graduates. The event highlighted regional school fellowship and individual pride in the rise of the next generation, as hopes and standards were raised across the district.
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Patterson
Tratterson
Entre County
Patterson commencements boost state common schools
The Patterson law and commencement exercises energized the audience as the Johnson orchestra played and Prof. Pearson of Columbus delivered a well received address. Prof. McCurdy distributed diplomas with remarks, highlighting education’s lasting value. Ad inserts promote Manville Dry Powder Fire Extinguisher sales.
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Patterson
Johnson Orchestra
Pearson
Caumbus
McCurdy
Board of County Examiners
Muffins Favorite at Kennington Court Tea
A Royal fondness for muffins is noted as a staple at Kennington palace tea parties. The King, following precedent set by his mother, is described as sharing a special muffin appetite. The piece mentions a 1997 prom and references an era known as the famous eve of the sixties and its attempted revival.
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Kennington Palace
London
Hystander
Pevwil
Creeves
Lendon Planet
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