Out of the Bales of Copy on Labor Editorials
An editorial reprinted from the Pittsburgh Press argues for fair judgment of unions, praising honest railroad brotherhoods and other unions while warning against extremists. It critiques mushroom unions, urges separating the reputable bulk from a few derelict elements, and cautions about anti union sentiment fueled by rapid, untrained growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh, Pa
Huronite
Labor
Standard Railroad Brotherhoods
Standard Railroad
Uncle Sam
Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Department of Justice
Railroads and publishing industry embrace collective bargaining
The text notes that railroads and the publishing industry have long practiced collective bargaining, as have many other industries with strong union responsibilities. It implies that business leaders willing to deal with organized labor have less complaint about perceived irresponsibility.
Dead Jokes and the Shifting Tides of Minstrelsy
Reflects on James McIntyre and the McIntyre and Heath duo, famed minstrel shows from 1870s to 1900s, and their decline in popularity. Compares era humor to modern tastes, noting aging acts like Rudy Vallee and W C Fields. Contemplates changing taste in jokes and social attitudes toward blackface performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
James McIntyre
McIntyre
Heath
Mr. McIntyre
Stephen C. Foster
Suwanee River
New West
Rudy Vallee
Prandipa
Abie
W. C. Fields
Charlie McCarthy
Interesting Editorials From Other Newspapers Note
A notice describes daily editorials selected for the Evening Huronite collection in South Dakota. It notes open access during office hours for reference, study, or merchandising, with a reference in the library of the Evening Favorite Building.
Widening Battlefield Deepens Sino Japanese Clash
The conflict widens from Shanghai to the Whangpoo as Chinese and Japanese forces intensify. Reports of northward Chinese troop movements and Konoe’s rejection of a neutralization plan raise fears of a major Shanghai catastrophe. U S losses and city-wide danger loom while powers urge restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Shanghai
Whangpoo
Prince Konoe
United States
Augusta
Praskhat Roosevelt
China
Japan
Great Britain
France
Hopch and
Chahar
Nankow
Nanking
Chiang Kai-Shek
Thoee
Times of London
Foreign Office
Tokyo
Memorials for Criminals Stir Boston Protest
Sioux City Journal notes a Boston group once defending Sacco and Vanzetti pushes for a bronze memorial on Boston Common. Gov Hurley calls the plan patently absurd as debate continues about whether the executed robbers deserve a lasting city tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City Journal
Boston
New Jersey
Nicola Sacco
Bartolomeo Vanzetti
Boston Common
Hurley
Masmachusetts
Mansfield
Committee of Defenders
Massachusettn
Roosevelts Court Battle Faces Questions In Washington
Rodney Dutcier analyzes the Roosevelt court reform clash and its fallout. Advisors split on strategy, Roosevelt overestimates support, and a vacation misstep weakened leadership. The piece weighs whether the president learned from the debacle or repeats old errors as next year’s primary battles loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Friend
Fae
Texas
Supreme Court
Sesson
Farley
Indianapolis
Guffey
Wheeler
Burke
O'ma—Honey
Hart
Ronvelt
NEA Service, Inc
Diary of a Central South Dakota Farm Woman’s Fall Reflections
An October diary entry blends farm chores with family plans as a mother contemplates her son’s college entry and boarding, recalling droughts, crop failures, and the loneliness of farm life while detailing social gatherings at Lake Shetek and a series of refined entertainments in Des Moines, Madison, and nearby towns. It chronicles preparations, conversations with her son, and notes on relatives visiting, with a long passage about hosting a card party and musical program led by Miss Dieruf of Madison and Miss Breen of Minneapolis, including luncheon and whist honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry
Hers
Harlan Whisman
Ft Snelling
Ida Grove, Jr
Jessie Minus
Whisman
Marguerite
Des Moines
F.N. Stewart
George Norris
Tracy
Mian
Lake Shetek
Mayme Dicruf
Madison
Wis
Josephine Breen
Minneapolis
Dicruf
John Hogan
John B. Wheeler
F. H. Dwyer
Misaina Warren
James Durfee
Leo Horah
Ina Warren
Florence Hogan
Miss Breen
Twenty Years Ago Today In Huron Contacted Visitors
Complimenting Miss Mary Ellebee of Mitchell, who was the house guest of Miss Marene Richards, Miss Ethelyn Medberry entertained a small company of Young ladies at one o'clock luncheon on Friday the tenth. A wealth of bright blossoms made the table lovely. Covers were laid for six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ellebee
Mitchell
Marene Richards
Ethelyn Medberry
Death of Mrs. Frank Boles Reported in Pierre Hospital
Word reached St. Lawrence of the death of Mrs. Frank Boles in Pierre hospital. The Boles family has long lived north of St. Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Lawrence
Frank Boles
Pierre Hospital
Boles
Here
Miss Gladys Kunze Returns Home for New Teaching Post
Aug 26 report from Alpena notes Miss Gladys Kunze ended her Chicago cafe job and will visit her parents before taking a teaching position in Wessington Springs. Her move follows a brief home visit after the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpena
Gladys Kunze
Chicago
Joe
Wessington Springs
Paul Harrison on Alice Brady Hollywood's lively comedienne
Hollywood, Aug. 35. Paul Harrison profiles Alice Brady, a leading screen comedienne noted for ebullient emotion and commanding set presence. The piece traces Brady's rise from Broadway to film, highlights her two-picture workload, and notes her dynamic, expressive face and private eccentricities behind the scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Harrison
Hollywood
Comediennes
NEA Selice
Enly
Carole Lombard
Alice Brady
Miss Brady
Aline Brady
Katherine Cornell
Patrick Campbel
Fing
Comedienne Accond
Fust
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Huron Publishing CO
Third Street
Robert D. Lark
Huron
Garrlers
South Dakota
Associated Press
Andi
Bureau of
National
Arthur A. Hawg & Associates
New York
Kansas City
Omaha
Nebr
Denver
Colo
San Francisco
Calif
Northwest Daily Press Association
Minn
Heman
Tomberow
George Clark
Gifford
Rodney Dutcier
New England Conservatory of Music
William Brady
American Theatrer
Stritls
Papa Brady
World Film Co
Mademoiselle
Plang
Comedienne
BY William Ferguson
Wolverine
Mother Nature
Emmagear
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