Open Shop and Labor Clash Clouding Economy
Edward W. Pickard outlines rising tensions between organized labor and capital over the open shop as manufacturers pledge to curb union labor and immigration debates swirl with the John son bill stalled. Harding scales back inauguration pomp while abroad tensions heighten over Europe and Cuba.
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Edward W. Pickard
Elbert H. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Chictpo
Harding
Citizens’ Committee
Washington
Hardins
Marion
Florida
Ito
Wording
New League
Brenter
George Sylvester Viereck
In Magazine
Frotherland
John M. Kinney
Knoxville
Waterloo
Chicago
Austin
Mina
Misa Wiley
R. J. Wiley
Muscatine
Ballity
Olive Halleck
K. Hallack
Audubon County
Charles W. Huff
Council Bluffs
Huff
W. Marble Hart
Charlton
Trail
British Columbia
Dan Gaines
Omaha
Mt. Ayr
Lenox
A. J. Mitchell
Cedar Rands
Des Moines
Brazil
Concern
Laavel
Rio Janeiro
Iowa Polled Hereford Breeders’ Association
Fasional Association
Gamman
Cssociation
Witham Lininger
Union County
Internal Revenue
Harry McIntosh
John Pantis
Paulis
Marble Rock
New Sharon
Lacey
Forestdale
Riverside
Riverside Association
W. J. Atkins
Bondurant
Marie Pray
Marshalltown
Dray
A. G. Goss
Dayson Drug Store
Cedar Rapids
Anamosa Reformatory
Iowa
Stera
Walter C. Ramsey
Aspirin and a Sly Comedy Exchange Dialogue
A fragmented dialogue features brisk back and forth about a novel and a comedy idea. Mentions of memory, a book title playing on Looking Glass, and social banter reveal light humorous exchanges about aging and compliments amid casual banter. Names or precise events are not clearly identified.
Cindy's Ups and Downs in a Cinderella Tale
A fragmentary note describes Cinderella through a child named Carolyn Wells. It hints that a humble start can lead to a noble end and includes brief reactions from Curt Criticiam and Mr. Geogimsan about a musical evening at the Giwhker residence.
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Cindy
Carolyn Wells
Ile
Giwhker
Mr. Geogimsan
Why the Celt Was Puzzled
A New York physician, convinced of Seoteb Irish royal ancestry, visits a supposed old family seat. The Celt ironically questions his ancestor claim, asking why he now searches far from the supposed homeland.
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New York
Poor Pup and Pink Boots Draw Crowds on Fifth Avenue
A limousine halted on Fifth Avenue as a matronly woman and a girl restrained a dog with a pink rubber boot and a plain blanket. The scene drew onlookers, with the dog awkwardly stopping at the photographer’s feet as curious crowds gathered.
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Fifth Avenue
New York
Rose Up In Their Wrath
A rugged exchange among surveying party members amid Crimson Gulch hints at a looming shift toward a town’s hoped for status. The dialogue reveals tension between progress and those resisting change as residents debate roles and obligations.
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Phulle Pete
Caetus Jou
Crimson Gulch
How He Got It
A fragmentary dialogue shows a family quarrel over clothes shopping for a party. The mother insists on a new gown, while the father provides a brief, uncertain reply, reflecting domestic dispute tone and vintage speech.
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