Labor Bill of Rights sparked global clash with government
Edward W. Pickard reports organized labor under Samuel Gompers issued a bill of rights and demands challenging U S injunctions in industry. The piece notes reactions of Harding's cabinet picks, Near East talks in London, mandates for Yap, and Bolshevik advances, plus Irish debates and a historic transcontinental air mail flight.
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United States
Harding
America
Yap—Near East Conference
London
Edward W. Pickard
Organized Labor of America
Industria
Samuel Gompera
Natrons
American Federation of Labor
Washington
Areree Anae W .Thin
Afl Ita
Colon Labor
Kuch
Gompers
Federation of Labor
Boluherium
Reda
Inbor
Congress of Legislaion
Butann Inbor
Italy Moves to Raise Bread Prices to Fill Budget Gap
The government won a lengthy debate and passed an act increasing food price payments for natives in countries where Italian money loses value. The measure aims to reduce the budget deficit caused by fixed low bread costs, with critics warning of broad economic impact and foreign buyers paying less. Signor Giolitti urged careful taxation of foreigners to protect domestic industry and the budget.
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Rene
Chamber
Siso
Ita
Itay
ACI
Signor Giolitti
Furniture Cleaner from Turpentine and Oils
A simple flame made furniture cleaner combines one tablespoon of turpentine with three tablespoons of distilled or lemon oil in one quart of boiling water. When cooled to a comfortable temperature, wipe all wood furniture except white enamel with a cheesecloth cloth, using a dry piece for a polished finish. The mixture contains no varnish, so the furniture will not feel sticky.
Relaxation and knowledge aid women in daily rest
The passage urges simple daily rest in a recumbent position to calm nerves and suggests learning to relax as a remedy for overwork. It notes that knowledge equalizes conditions of mind and reduces the strain of multitasking, even in routine tasks like fancy-work, arguing a quiet, broad awareness strengthens well being.
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Lord Beaconfield
Ohio News Capsule Merges Tragedy Crime and Industry
A Findlay organized dry law enforcement league forms. Fatal train incident near Marion claims James Boyd. Toledo robbery arrests rise. Lorain fund backs Boy Scout work. Hamilton reports Mrs Gillaspie poisoning. Toledo operation deaths. Amherst blaze damages five buildings. Cincinnati political figure Miller dead. Canton Merchants elect Worley president. Fremont suicide. Canton dance hall rules debated by mayor. Newton Falls to resume plant operations with 500 600 workers. Yongstown contractor Palmer dies from workplace injuries. Kent pastor Mabon dies in Cleveland after illness. Steubenville murder suspect Vestry shot. Tiffin moviemen jailed for Sunday closing. Toledo navigation may open early. Youngstown gunfire kills Dolnay. Cincinnati bootlegging raid on Schneider. Dayton gas rate suits dismissed. Grange Farm Bureau plan taxation talks. Columbus officer Beall killed by bootlegger. Springfield college grant to receive funds. Mahoning valley steel hourlies strong. Coyle death inquiry after bootleg liquid. Hart sues Monroe stock matter. Tripp charged manslaughter in Columbus. Canton jewelry theft. State reform bill tied to nine director ships. Canton boy faced choice between night school or reform school. Ohio coal operators indicted for antitrust. Ironton river bridge fund oversubscribed. Dode Paskett saves lives in Cleveland fire. Kenton official claims frameup on suspension. Ohio State reports 6000 academic failures. Mansfield murder charge against Mrs Shafer. Cantor engineer Kranz notes raw-eye eating. Various local incidents and acknowledgments across Ohio.
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Charles A. Miller
Cincinnati
William R. Worley
Canton Retail Merchants’ Association
Ewing Love
Fremont
Toledo
Herman R. Whittier
Canton
Newton Step
Newton Falls
William M. Palmer
Yongstown
George Dolnay
Youngstown
John Schneider
General Assembly
Thomas Prosser
Prosser
Pythian Home For
Springfield
Edward Olson
Ohio
Thomas Troxwell
J. K. Careicker
Marion
Springfeld High School
James E. Jones
Clarence R. Jones
Licking County
Newark
Willis Epps
Grand
Davis
Don V. Parker
Prohibition
Parker
Ashtabula
Sylvia Holliday
City Commission of
Dayton
Sater
Gas Consumers
Teague
Grange and Farm Bureau Federation
L. J. Taber
State Grange
M. D
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Jesse B. Beall
Columbus
Wittenberg College
General Education Board
Rockefeller Foundation
Mahoning Valley
Thomas Coyle
Euat Liverpool
Jis
William L. Hart
Aook
Edwin J. Monroe
Hienald W. Tripp
Columbus i
Mary Geist
Tripp
Merritt Company
Charwan Dun
House Committee
John Goodman
Cincinnat
Aaron Ward
Arkans Lancaaler Rotary Lib
John Fisher
Nile
En Deal
Hoch Brothers Parage
W. H. Alban
Jeffersin Cumity Bar
Federal Grand Jury
Cleveland
Poan
Summit
William H. Peters
Charles Grant
William A. Gloyd
New Philadelphia
Central Presbyterian Church
Akron
Sophia Kovach
Michael Mackey
Youngetown
Rube Ogden
Chillicothe
Albert . Maurer
William H. McGannon
Municipal Court
Harold Kagy
Earl C. Herman
Luther Memorial Church
Erie
Trinity Lutheran Church of
Matthews
Lai Davis
Miamisburg
Athens County
State
State Department of Public Instruction
Phillip Ruppert
John Whelan
Bellevue
Board of Health
Thomas Wilson
Mingo ‘Junction
Steubenville
Rosario Cervalo
Harry M. Daugherty
Harding
Jonse Kimpson
Ake
Mansfield Reformatory
Indianapolis
Francisco de Chiado
Josephine Vicconci
Ironton
George “Dode" Paskett
Union Clothing Company
John H. Lewis
Niles
Stevenson
W. B. Wetherill
Kenton
Civil Service Commission
Ohio State University
G. B. Helmuth
Millersburg
P. G. Clifford
Pleasant Township
Fairfield County
Mary F. Shafer
Nicholas Shafer
Asheep
Burns
Harlan Brate
Cincinnati High Echo
Burs
The Lord's Supper Teachings From Jesus and Judas
The sermon outlines Jesus shared at the Passover with his disciples, detailing Judas’s betrayal, the preparations for the Passover, and the institution of the new covenant through bread and cup. It emphasizes obedience, self-examination, and faith in God’s foreknowledge as the Master guides the faithful.
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Jenus
Che
Satan
Judas
Jesus
Christ
Judas Ysenriot
Christianity as grace and example over force
A religious perspective contrasts Christianity with coercion, asserting true grace comes from God, not laws or violence. It extols living by example to influence others, warning against forcing beliefs on adults and condemning cynicism and brutality.
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Willett
Rolfe
Savory Salisbury Steak And Fruit Jelly Creations
A vintage cookery piece describes Salisbury steak using select beef cuts and marrow, with detailed prep and broiling steps. It also covers Southern sweet potatoes, velvet jelly, soft molasses cookies, and fruit and vegetable jellies with molded shapes and decorative dressings.
Molasses Honey Kisses and Cauliflower with Cheese
Simple kitchen notes show Molasses Honey Kisses made by boiling molasses honey sugar corn syrup butter and water until a hard ball forms, then cooling and cutting into inch pieces. Cauliflower with Cheese serves four with a cream sauce of butter, paprika salt, milk, and grated cheese, able to pair with turnip celery or cabbage.
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