Taft Replies On Injunctions And Labor Questions
Secretary Taft answers questions from Llewellyn Lewis of the Ohio Federation of Labor on injunctions. He supports a statutory definition of labor disputes and calls for notice and a hearing before restraining orders. He says ex parte injunctions have led to abuses and favors rapid, limited hearings with possible shifts in who hears contempt cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin's Ferry
Taft
Llewellyn Lews
Oho Federation of Labor
Ese Taft
Jude
Taft Association formed by New Hampshire Republicans
About 150 Republicans from across New Hampshire met in Concord to form the Taft Association of New Hampshire with ex-Governor Frank W. Rollins elected president. Letters from U.S. Senators Gallinger Burnham and Reps Currier and Sulloway voiced opposition to the meeting while others backed Taft and urged membership. An objection claimed the group aimed to shift New Hampshire's delegation plans, which Rollins denied. No resolution was adopted on New Hampshire's unpledged delegate tradition.
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Concord
N. H
Taft Association of
New Hmshir
Frank W. Rollins
Assention
United States
Gallinger
Burnham
Currier
Sulloway
Bryan Gays 11s Cannon Speech in Illinois Campaign
William J. Bryan addressed Bryan Democrats in Hin or Tonville about Joseph C. Cannon as Republican presidential hopeful. He urged opposing Cannon and criticized the administration with remedies for finance, eastern banks, Wall Street, and wealth centralization, noting gaps in the Chicago platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thunville
Dan
William J. Bryan
Bryan Democrats
Joseph C. Cannon
Tryans
Cannon
Bryan
Wall Street
Mark
Chicago
DeWitt's Little Barly Risers Sold at Bon Street Drugstore
Advertising note states DeWitt's Little Barly Risers are the best pills known and sold by Wm F Jungkunz druggist at 85 Stephen Bon Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt
Wm. F. Jungkunz
Stephen Bon St
Statement on party platforms and principles in 1806
A brief remark contrasts the Republican platform with the Democratic positions of the era. The speaker argues that the Democratic party’s principles from the past have been vindicated, while the Republican platform shows weakness.
Hughes' Boom Launched For GOP Nomination
New York January 10 Governor Charles S Hughes presidential bid was launched at a Hughes dollar dinner by the Republican club of the Twenty ninth assembly district at Terrace Garden. He was not present but sent a telegram urging supporters to help make the Republican party a constant effective instrument for correcting abuses and preserving rights and opportunities for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F Hughes
New York
Charles 5. Hughes
Bay State Democratic Discord Flares in Boston Meeting
In Boston on January 10 a quarrel within Massachusetts Democrats persisted as 27 of 56 state committee members gathered while many others boycotted, signaling continued tension after the Springfield state convention last October and plans for today’s regular committee session.
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Bay State
Boston
Massachusetts
Springfield
Iowa Republican Convention Sets Dates for 2 State Meet
At Des Moines on January 10 the Republican state central committee fixed dates for two state conventions. The first, in Des Moines March 18, will select delegates to the national convention. the second, at Waterloo June 24, will nominate the state ticket. Attorney General Byers chosen temporary chairman and Ora Williams named secretary.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Republican State Central Committee
Waterloo
Byers
Ora Williams
Pass the Smile Along Optimistic Club Promotes Humor
New York January 10 1930 humor is used to form the Optimistic Club of America with offices at 52 Broadway Governor Cutler of Utah chairs the executive committee and a circula r containing the platform asks every man who can smile at trouble to join and pass the simile along New York January 30 1930 one new sworn juror joins the Khan trial panel bringing total to seven from four hundred talesmen summoned since the second hearing began on Monday another panel of 100 was ordered
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New York
Optimistic Club of America
Broadway
Cutler
Utah
Harry Sk. ‘Khan
Miners Enlist at Columbus Barracks After Monongah Disaster
Among the recruits enlisting at the Columbus barracks are miners from the Monongah W Va district and other mining areas, according to records at the post.
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Columbus.c
Dan
Monongah
W. Va
Roosevelt Chosen Honorary President at Bison Society
New York Jan 10 Theodore Roosevelt has been chosen honorary president at the second annual meeting of the American Bison Society. The announcement underscores Roosevelt's continued advocacy for wildlife preservation and conservation.
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Roosevelt
New York
Tresiden Roosevelt
Hnear
American Bison Society
Unions Seek Compulsory Birth Limits in Nevada
Idle men in New York reach 160000 as other authorities report a series of disparate notes. In Auburn New Zealand a fire kills James Moulton and his wife, both over seventy five. Rev Henry D Robinson to accept bishop role in Nevada district. W B Thoms elected president of American Sugar Refining after Havemeyer death. Coldfield Nevada unions plan compulsory birth limits through an extra session bill. Austrian government to open a radiuin therapy bath in Bohemia. Lucius C Storms dies on a Michigan train. Georgia railroad orders free service for a public utility. Weybosset mills in Olneyville resume full production. German bill seeks state monopoly on wireless stations. Walsh testifies in Chicago misappropriation case. Senator Jefferson Davis misses Chicago banquet, citing fatigue.
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James Moulton
Auburn
N. Z
Henry D. Robinson
Racine
Wis.) College
Missionary District of
Nevada
W. B. Thoms
H. O. Havemeyer
American Sugar Refining Company
Coldfield
Nev
Legi Ature
Joachimetal
Bohemia
Lucius C. Storms
Lansing
Mieh
Miellean Boand 0N Corrections and Charities
Somerset
State Railroad Commission
Moo Piuble Service Corporation
Georgia
Weybosset Mills
American Woolen Company
Olneyville
Reichstag
Chicago
John R. Walsh
Chcago National Bank
Jefferson Layis
ArkHlisus
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve Endorsed for Piles
DeWitt's Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve is especially recommended for piles. Sold by Wm. I. Jungkung, druggist, $5 Stephenson St.
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DeWitt
Wm. I. Jungkung
Stephenson St
Humor of the Hour Always the Way
Tommy visited a professor for dinner and his mother worried about table manners. He called his behavior polite, until meat slipped to the floor. A guest mused that tough meat explains it, and he continued eating.
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Tommy
Staircase mishap in rear yard tale from Judge
A housewife guides her new chambermaid to the rear yard via a staircase. The speaker slips and tumbles to the bottom with a loud clatter. The chambermaid asks if she’s hurt. the mistress replies it’s nothing and jokes that the job is too strenuous for the maid.
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Mary
Roomer Tears Curtain. Landlady May Charge Extra Rent
A Detroit Tribune item quotes a roomer admitting to tearing a curtain and a chambermaid advising telling the landlady, who will record the damage as extra rent. The exchange highlights landlord tenant friction and potential charges for property damage.
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Detroit Tribune
Elopement Joke Cited by Chicago News
A timid suitor asks if eloping will win parental forgiveness and the maid jokes that forgiveness hinges on not delaying too long. The exchange reflects a light hearted, dating era tone and humor from the Chicago News.
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Fair Maid
Chicago News
Memory Wordplay At School Sparks Lightbulb Moment
Teacher asks Willie Green to define memory. Willie answers with a wry joke, saying memory is what we forget with, turning the classroom moment into a humorous insight about recall and forgetting.
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Willie Green
Willie
Perhaps She Did Inherit Talent For Drawing Says Father
A Houston Post quotation suggests a daughter may have inherited talent for drawing. The parent recalls a brother who is a dentist, implying artistic ability runs in the family. This brief exchange highlights curiosity about hereditary traits in artistic skill.
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Houston Post
Christmas Gift Between Couple In Frugal Time
A dialogue from the Los Angeles Times shows a wife asking her husband for a Christmas present. He replies he wants nothing due to the recent panic, stating he must economize this year. The brief exchange highlights financial caution in the era.
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I.o5 Angeles Times
A Question of Honor in a Pickpocket Tale
The Philadelphia Ledger notes a pickpocket surveying a fat purse. He mutters that only samples remain and questions whether there is honor among women, reflecting a period tone on theft and virtue.
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Philadelphia Ledger
New Cook Quenacingly to Make Pie in Baltimore
A humorous Baltimore American item features a bold new cook declaring she will not mince matters while a timid mistress queries how to make pie. The quip highlights domestic duties with sharp social wit.
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Baltimore American
Hustler Hewitt Gruet Faces Constant Motion
A New York Press remark describes Hewitt Gruet as a hustler always on the move, noting he never pays his rent. The quip highlights the subject’s restless habit and financial lapse in a brisk, period voice.
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Hewitt Gruet
Fie
Jewett
Tie
New York Press
What He Learns at School
Willie shows skill in weaving, box making, ark crafting, wire weathercocks, brassy work, painting, singing, wood and leather crafts, and bead work, described as a wonder. His father favors the three R's and teaches Bill at night, worrying about broad learning.
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Re van
Meike
Willie
Bill
Piano tuner J Burdett listed by Brown & Dollmeyer
J Burdett, piano tuner, is listed with Brown and Dollmeyer. An accompanying note directs readers to place orders at their shop or call Bet 4datt for service.
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J. Burdett
Brown & Dollmeyer
A Persian servant and a tailor who steals
A London Globe essay notes a Persian servant dismissed after two weeks for ineptitude beyond sewing. The tailor protests his long service and poetic thefts. The piece contrasts Persian and English servant woes, illustrating charm and irony in dismissal.
Advertising is a mighty factor in business world
Truman A. De Weese writes in System that advertising is an evolution of modern industrial competition. It is a business builder with power beyond mere salesmanship. It creates demand, expands production, and drives growth by stimulating consumption and expanding desires.
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Truman A. de Weese
System
Magazine of Business
Mbim
Customer Chooses Porcelain Cups at Store
A department store clerk recalls a day of odd customer remarks. An elderly woman sought porcelain cups for everyday use, narrowing to plain white and a white with a grayish green figure. She finally picked the grayish pair, joking that they won't show dirt so soon.
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New York Press
Pugnasious Super and the Battle of Supers
London Standard recounts actor B. R. Benson training two armies of supers for a battle. A pugnacious Irishman in the vanquished force challenges the method, insisting a plot twist requires X. in the opposing army to ensure the defeat.
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B. R. Benson
Margaret's Alphabet Tip Inspires a Memory Aid
The Washington Star notes Margaret struggles with the alphabet the year and uses a vivid phrase to remember letters. Her mother suggests a mnemonic that links letters to sounds and simple words, helping improve recall. The piece hints at ongoing practice and future challenges learning sequence and phonetics.
Proved De Million Disputes Marital Claim
A garbled reminiscence shows a man named De Million challenging claims about marital proof of business ability. The text references a promise made at marriage regarding demonstrating capability, with a Finnish style digression about a daughter and a suitor.
Quote from Skelun to Marks Sparks Debate at Home
In a heated exchange, the phy Skelun tells Mr Marks never accept disagreement. He adds that if he had always followed that rule, Maria wonders where his wife would be. The dialogue highlights domestic friction over agreeing or opposing views.
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Phy Skelun
Marks
Maria
Naybor Plans New Plane Spark Conflict
A tense exchange reveals Naybor eyeing a bright toy and Popley accusing him of acting on a new plane already. The dialogue hints at rivalry and a looming confrontation over a fresh venture.
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Naybor
Press
Popley
Fragmented Message From OCR Lacks Clear News
A garbled OCR excerpt contains incomplete phrases and misspellings, offering no coherent event, names, dates, or locations to summarize into a valid news item. The readable text provides no actionable information or identifiable entities.
Relief for stomach trouble with KODOL advertisement
It urges prompt stomach relief at first sign of trouble and recommends taking KODOL for dyspepsia and indigestion after meals. Sold by Wm. F. Jungkunz, druggist, 65 Stephenson St.
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Wm. F. Jungkunz
Stephenson Bt
Corn auction fetches record price at national exposition
A Indiana white corn ear sold for 250 dollars at the National Corn Exposition to Chiesa, part of a 15 year corn improvement campaign. The grand champion ear had 1200 kernels valued at 20 cents each, with sixty ears making a bushel. The piece notes such prices are incidents, not the objective of corn breeders.
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Indiana
Chiesa
Tames Riley
Indiana farmer spawns famed corn varieties and prize boom
A Hoosier farmer’s seed ear selections in his cornfields sparked lasting advances in corn breeding. Boone County White and Riley’s Favorite originated from his work, with Leaming and Reid’s Yellow Dent paralleling gains in Ohio and Illinois. The Chicago corn show drew 14 states, awarding $16,000 in prizes as growers celebrate improved yields and admired exhibits.
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Champion Bar
Whith Coun
Boone County
Riley
Mr. Riley
Indiana
Ohio
James L. Reid
Reid
Mississippi Valley
Chicago
Illinois
Iowa
Wisconsin
Nebraska
South Dakota
Michigan
Missouri
Kansas
Minnesota
Oklahoma
Texas
Kentucky
Tudinna
Cover crops capture nitrates to protect soil health
A cover crop in fall traps nitrates and other plant nutrients that would run off into drainage, building soil fertility for spring cultivation. It also absorbs excess water, reducing leaching and enabling earlier field readiness for crops.
Carrot Leaves Valued Highly for Horse Feed
Carrots hold high value for all stock classes and especially for feeding horses. The carrot leaves are noted as having greater feeding value than mangels or rutabaga leaves.
Rail timetable notes for Omaha and Midwest routes
A dense OCR of train schedules lists arrivals and departures at Omaha St. Paul and Dubuque with west and east bound trains, freight and passenger services, and connections through Rockford Belvidere Beloit and Madison. It notes car types and Sunday limits, including freight and passenger counts and daily patterns.
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Decatur
Agen
Cesses Ee
Soute
Decatur Eix
Madison
Perbeaehbe
East Bound
Ly.Freep
T. Ar
West Bound
Chic'ge
Freep
Rockford
Beloit
Janesville
Milwaukee
Ison
Belvidere
Sycamore
DeKalb
Harvard
DeKalb Spring Valley
Rock Island
Davenport
Chicago
Arc
Milwauke
Kansas City
Omaha
Cedar Rapids
J. B. Sweatt
Chicago Express
Specia
Dubuque
St Paul
Minneapolis
Waterloo
Marehalltown
Des Moines
Omahe
Kansas City Express
ALY Ieee Ca
St Joseph
Ft. Dodge
WM. Neese
J. Pp. Elmer
St. Paul
Mina
Rockford & Interurban Rwy
Freeport
Aurora
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Tella Labor
New Hampshire
Bryan Gays
The
Optimist Club of America
Uulline
Union
Humor OF the Hour
Sam
Journal
W. J. Mooge
Onjoagg
WM. Jungeune
Persia
England
Teheran
London Globe
Margaret
Washington Star
Jou Porely
Paris
Am Lowa
Ely
Eb. Hayfever
de Warren Stivet
Dfield Regulator CO
Atlanta
M.S. Hart's Sanitary Laundry
Chicago ST
Deliv
BANKS
D., Co
Stover
H. H. H. Antrim
R. G. Shumway
Honey Paler
Orman
State. Bank
A. & Held
J. Fred Smith
Fred W. Hoefer
H. A Antrim
J. H
German Bank
Ill
C. O. Collmann
J. 8. Collman
L. R. Jungkunz
A. F. Schulte
Ass’t. Cashier
D. B. Schulte
Wm. Trembor
August Bergman
W. J. Rawleigh
W. N. Cronkrite
John 8. Collman
First National Bank
B. Bidwell
Creweltients
Bidwell
Sasharass
Voung Barret
Joseph Emert
C. H. Little G. Wright
C. 5
Boyd P. Wm
Raumon Bidwell
M. V. B._Elson
H. 8. Webster
L. Z Farwell
Second National Bank
M. V. B. Eason
H. S. Webster
Reuben Siegfried
J. F. Falr
J. N. Galloway
F. E. Schaeffer
Webster
Union Loan & Building Association
Jume
J. WN. Galloway
F. E. Schaefter
C. J. Welle
John J. Trunck
E. Mayer
J. F. Kramer
W. J. Schwarz
H. S&s. Webster
Attorneys AT Law
R. P. Eckert
Attorney AT Law
Stephenson Street
Ilinois
Wagner
Anzelger
Chicago and
Spring Streets
A. Ruthe
Carpenter and Contractor
Douglas Ave
New
Frisbie & Haney
General Contracting
Eati Intesa
Illinois Central R. RL
Tleave
Omaha Tim
St. Paul Glin
Dubucue
Dodge
Stoun City
Omaha Fx
Peereen
John FL Daly
PRB
Boma
Arri Tobem
R. Island
Freiight
Passengre Freeport Aacine
Caree Carroll
Troll Peaepans
Chicago Great Western
Maple Leaf
South Reeport
Forreston
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