A Word to Both Sides on Labor Strife by Pegler
Westbrook Pegler argues in a copyrighted piece that labor and management share rights during strike turmoil. He warns against treating the dispute as war and urges equal protection of civil liberties, condemning coercion by either side and calling for government safeguards against labor excesses.
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Westbrook Pegler
Pegler
Army
Navy
Cops
The
Elks
Parent-Teachers Association
Henry Ford
Union Square
Harlan Deputies
Tribune
Taybe
Progress and Labor Organization
G Fow
Fragmented planner fragment on liberal protection debate
A clipped passage discusses liberal or progressive self image and the perception of workers as vermin. It argues some people show the worst bias by treating certain workers as unworthy of protection, despite professing humanitarian views.
Salute to Dreams: Little Violet and the Century Ride
A nine year old girl from Elkhart Indiana named Violet Kathleen Schmidt waved to trains for years. The New York Central Railway crew noticed and invited her and her mother to ride to New York. Violet toured Grand Central Station and met railroad president Frederick E Williamson. She rode back on the Century and signaled the train to depart. The piece reflects on romance, escape, and public recognition of railroading as a symbol of dreams.
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Violet Kathleen Schmidt
New York Central Railroad
Elkhart
Ind
New York Central
Violet
Great Corporation
Century
New York
Frederick E. Williamson
Grand Central Station
Wavers-At-Railroad
Drake
Devon
Interesting Editorials From The Evening Huronite Library
A note explains the editorials are selected daily from the largest edition of American newspapers, stored in the Evening Huronite library. The files are open during office hours for readers, private study, school study, political review, or merchandising information, housed off the News Room on the building’s second floor.
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Ssta
Huronite
Huronita Bulding
Expensive Dams Debate in Pacific Northwest Policy
Minneapolis Journal warns that grand Columbia River dam plans could cost about a billion dollars. Critics flag overinvestment, limited navigation gains, weak markets for power, risk to fishing, and potential overproduction from irrigating two million acres. Public debt looms as funds flow to Bonneville Grand Coulee and eight other dams.
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Pacific Northwest
Columbia River
Bonneville
Grand Coulee
Misalastppi
Calliers
Pasterty
Wealth and harvest bring new growth in Midwest regions
A Sioux City article extols rising wealth from farming and livestock as the backbone of local prosperity. It notes abundant crops including corn and wheat, with accompanying jobs and building activity, and warns of dangers of carbon monoxide from closed garages after a Linux City incident.
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Sioux City
Techune
Middle West
Lady Baig Stays Bore at Statue Unveiling
A reported incident from Los Angeles notes Lady Medghen refusing to attend a statue unveiling honoring her husband. She disliked the horse depicted and the sculptor’s choice of a scroll. the widow’s grief may be shown before art ever if sensitivities are hurt.
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Baig
Los Angeles
Medghen
Shah
What nest behind the New Deal labor plans
Washington June 22 H B Bauchage reports from Secretary of Labor Perkins on business readiness for the proposed wages and hours law and national labor relations act. He notes three unofficial predictions: no change to allow appeals to the board, full hearing for employers on industry standards, and unions not govt regulated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. BR. Baukhage
North American Newspaper Alliance, Inc
Washington
Labor
Perkins
Miss Perkins
National Labor Relations Act
Diary of a farm woman predicts storm in noon field
Central South Dakota diary notes Jim predicting a storm at noon while in the field. He warns to unhitch early as a colt is spooked, the storm arrives around 2:30, rain pours straight down with no wind, and the writer bakes biscuits afterward. Night ends with preparations for tomorrow.
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Jim
Noo
Jerry
Ted
Belvew
Jery
Nancy
Family Pressure Spurs Fear of Overbearing Support
A note expresses concern about representing the family too much and the resulting fear. The speaker seeks balance and privacy, signaling strain between duty and personal autonomy within close relations.
Twenty Years Ago In Huron Affects Local Wanderers
Twenty years ago in Huron residents made travel plans and noted liquor laws. Mrs Ella Berkey left for Dell Rapids to handle six weeks of business. Mrs A H Cotton arrived from Hit en cock to visit the Bachman home. Saloons prepare to close as South Dakota becomes bone dry in seven days. Willem Hart and family departed for Norfolk Virginia to see their son in naval training. Verne Bornsteel returned from a ten day Madison Wisconsin reunion. Mrs L T Bodine left for Hawarden with a niece visiting. Mrs J Madsen and Esther traveled to Chico California. Dr and Mrs Chambers and Lawrence returned from Andover Ohio after three months there.
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Ella Berkey
Dell Rapids
A. H. Cotton
Hitencock
W. J. Bachman
Huron
South Dakota
Willem Hart
Norfolk
Virginia
William
Verne Bornsteel
Madison
Journal Devotes Hemispheric Space to Braddock Louis Fight
A Minneapolis Journal sports section, led by Dick Cullum and the Galloping Gophers, heavily promotes the Braddock Louis heavyweight bout in Chicago. The critique argues the paper sacrifices news balance for excessive hype, turning pages into promotional space while minor local items and other sports receive scant coverage. The author calls for journalistic ethics, noting the $700,000 gate and related hype do not merit disproportionate local attention.
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Minneapolis Journal
Chicago
Journal
Bally
Cullum
Halsey Hall
Minneapolis
Help Yourself And Lend A Hand
A cooking contest offers two cash prizes, $1 for first and 50 cents for second. Recipes for chocolate cake and accompanying dishes are asked by next Wednesday. Olive Neff provides home economic tips for frying chicken, including prep, flouring, fat ratios, and testing doneness.
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Hurontte
Olive Neff
Bureau of Home Economics
Sioux Get Payment For Land Allotment
Washington June 2 The house passed an appropriation of 15.03 dollars to pay Indians of the Pine Ridge reservation in South Dakota for land allotted but not taken. The Interior Department considered the Bad Lands unsuitable for allotment, yet Indians were entitled to the land and the department recommended payment at 50 cents an acre. The funds would be divided among 72 claimants.
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Carter Glass
Jefferson Island
Bel
Ithl
Rixey Smith
Hamilton College
Rixey
Burke
Washington
House
Pine Fidse
Interior Department
Old Soldier Dies at Home in Molly Falls
Anthony Penson a 33 year old man born into slavery in Georgia and who served with northern forces during the Civil War was found dead at his home in Molly Falls. Coroner Mar Whervon and friends described the death as a heart attack. Relatives were notified.
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Molly
Falls
Anthony Penson
Hegre
Georgia
Homs'here
Mar Whervon
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Huron Publishing Co
Third Sree
Robert D. Lusk
Alwasa
Temozrom
Santiag
Hitler
Duce
Sloine
Argus
George Clark
Huron Morte
Dtik
Mi B
Ufa
Schmeling
Ior
Joe Louis
Schmelings
Pastor
Joe
Don Lash
Jimmy
Elma
William Ferguson
Solar System
Seneral
Shan
Woslle
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