Labor leaders rate Senator Dick evasive on grievances
Washington Aug 25 A statement from the American Federation of Labor lists labor’s verdict on several congressmen. Senator Dick of Ohio is marked evasive, with Griggs of Georgia and Champ Clark of Missouri receiving only qualified approval. The document signals harmony with the Democratic Congressional Committee and notes Dick’s letter favors labor but avoids specifics on the grievances bill. No other Ohioans are named.
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American Federation of Labor
Congress
O. K
Ohio
Gompers
Griggs
Georgia
Democratic Congressional Committee
Champ Clark
Missouri
Gompars
Organized Labor
Labor
Ohio Members Set for Public Statement on Cough Cure
A forthcoming public statement notes several Ohio members will join in for attention. The ad asserts truth in plain terms that most cough remedies, especially opiate containing ones, are inferior. Kennedy’s Lextiva Honey and Tar is claimed to move the bowels and contains no opiates and is available at all druggists.
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Ohio
Kennedy
No Longer Galls for Alice Parrot Tale
Washington DC August 23 Roosevelt owns a parrot kept in the White House. The bird grew fond of Miss Alice Roosevelt Longworth, crying Alice Alice. After her marriage the parrot grew despondent and silent, later placed in a pet emporium where it sits quiet, head tucked, unresponsive to other birds.
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Washington, DC
Roosevelt
White House
Oyster Bay
Twelfth Street
Miss Alice
Bird
Alice
Longworth
Hove
Mrs. Longworth
Europe
Papers After Morton Stir Western Ohio Baseball Talk
The Newark Advocate accuses President Morton of favoritism toward Akron and Youngstown after Mert Whitney was fined $25 for an umpire incident in a Youngstown game. Umpire Long initially kept Whitney from a suspension, but Morton issued a statement and a harsher penalty. The piece hints at collusion to boost Hogan’s pennant favorites, implicating Morton, umpires, and Hogan.
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Mert Whitney
Youngstown
Whitney
Long
Akron
Morton
Whitner
Newark Advocate
Marty Hogan
Hogan
Elyria Business College Promises Employment For Graduates
Young men and women urged to enroll at Elyria Business College where every graduate finds employment. Last week seven calls for stenographers and bookkeepers were received in one day. Best prepares for responsible positions. New classes begin Sept 4 with day and evening sessions. Large enrollment already. Full information upon request. 822-4110.
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Elyria Business College
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