Gary Says No Compromise on Unions in Steel Lockout
News review reports Gary says United States Steel will not recognize unions, arguing open shop versus closed shop amid nationwide labor unrest. Gary and Foster cited as leaders. New York printing strike disrupts publishing, while Britain and Italy spark diplomatic strain over Adriatic issues. president ill and debates over peace treaty continue.
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Senate Committee Corporation
New York
Fitzpatrick
Foster
Lemiers
Gary Kent
South
Chicago
Indiana Steel
Gary
Mark Manufacturing Company
Pittsburgh
Bethlehem Company
Pennsylvania
Senate Committee On Labor
United States Steel Corporation T
Steel Corporation
William Z. Foster
Rome
Tssted
Focal Printing Trades Unions
Great Britain
Lloyd George
United States Shipping Board
England
Tiis
Wil
Spaluto
D'Anaunglo
Jongfis Nitti
Trujan
Zarw
Sebenien
Hind
D'Annunglo
Fhune
Thaly
Sue Preme Council
Wilson
London
France
Cornell
Italy
Greece
Roumania
Germany
Bulegaria
Washington
Adriatic
United States
Lne
Senate
Ardmore
Okin
Reed
Apeak
Senate Wriday
Farmers Picnic Draws 1000 Plus in O'Brien County
The Iowa State news item notes over one thousand citizens attended the farmers picnic at the C Hendricks farm in OBrien county. It highlights diverse updates including Iowa Master Horseshoers convention plans in Cedar Rapids and Des Moines hospital and college news across the state.
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O’brien County
C. Hendricks
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Fort Des Moines
W. A. Watts
Merchants Life Insurance Company of
Des Moines
American Life Convention Golf Club
Charles R. Ryan
Missouri Valley Medical Society
Hotel Fort Dan Moines
Blair Converse
University of Wisconsin
Iowa State College
Harry O'Brien
Lowell
Harvard University
League of Nations
United States
Reed
United States District Court
Dubuque Va
Dubuque
Iowa City
Mason Cuy
Mason City
Liberty Lown
C. H. McNider
Town State College
Reg
Jstrar Herman Knapp
ZC. Thornburg
Dee Moines
Jean Edwards
Edwards
Johnson Optical Company
Davenport
Chamber of Commerce
Burlington
Charles City
Clarinda
Clinton
Fort Dodge
Town City
Manchester
Ottumwa
Albert
Queen Elizabeth
Prince Leopold
Belgium
Harding
State Department
Frank Stanfield
Lake City
Madame La Mode Reels In Young Girls Dresses
A witty exchange questions Madame La Mode about a department store promotion for girls dresses. The joke centers on a misfit establishment remark, with Ringe delivering sharp but kind words that endure in fashion gossip.
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Madame la Mode
Milliner’s Bind and Ostrich Parable Spar Over Feathers
A playful exchange references a milliner’s bind and an ostrich hiding its head in the sand. De Grim notes the praiseworthy concealment while De Grouch mocks with a wish he’d keep tall feathers hidden forever, framing a wry debate on visibility and vanity.
Too Smart and the Red Elevator Glöbes Mystery
A curious exchange refers to a department store with mentions of a red elevator and globes. The fragment hints at a search for marked down items or notable features inside a new shop. No clear persons or organizations are confirmed in the readable text.
Not Your Fault Waiter Language Mix in Paris Cafe
Mr Brown and Mr Green on a three month holiday in France visit a cafe. Green, who studies French by correspondence, orders in broken French and is corrected by Brown. Brown humorously notes the clash between misused words and a simple spoon request in this light London Tit-Lits gag.
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Mr. Brown
Mr. Green
France
Geen
Brown
Green
Old Saying Mixes Views on Social Call Duration
Opinion contrasts social expectations with a social secretary’s view of ten minutes to an hour. The piece notes differing habits while praising Jack Robinson’s brief, punctual visits. It highlights how “before you can say Jack Robinson” reflects quick departures rather than lingering chats.
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Jack. Robinson
Jack Robinson
Patent Aids Cold Feet With Heated Shoe Plate
A recent patent covers a shoe designed to cure cold feet. A heated plate is inserted and heat is retained by a close fitting shoe ankle to keep the feet warm.
Thought She Was Serving At Local Cafeteria
A parent recalls taking their 3 year old to a cafeteria for supper. The child blurted out in front of others asking if the parent was working there now, prompting brief laughter and a peek into family dynamics and workplace assumptions.
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Omaha
Fil Smith
New County
Traing
Ark
Helena
Mumma
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Wutterloo Station
Lonrlun
Florello la Guardia
Uro Conz
Edward McVickin
American League For Woman's Service
Breck Trowbridge
Roumanian Relief Committee
Gogu Negulescu
Steel Mills
Edward W. Pickard
Grayson
International Union
Americang
Tran
Trape
Andrews
Knapp
European
Tily
Joga
Slavia
Dalmatian
Supreme Council
von ‘der’ Goltz
Baltic
Berlin
Connell
Markis Foch
von der Golte
Burt
Medin
Riga
Adynnes
Metrogrid
Wart Tington
Milwaukee
Lst
Elizabeth
Iowa State News
Castoria
Chas
H. Fietoher
The
Mitton Gwhs Co
Cincinnati
Postum Cereal Company
Battle Creek, Mich
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