Morrison Thinks Outlook Is Bright for Labor
St Petersburg Fla Sept 7 Associated Press Organized labor in America has never had a more militant organization than now or greater cause to feel elated Frank Morrison secretary of the American Federation of Labor declared in a Labor Day address Morrison assailed open shop advocates as enemies of collective bargaining and warned about company unions and stock sales to employees He argued miners can be met within profits and questioned immigration as a solution for production machinery needs
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St. Petersburg
Fla
Associated Press
Organized Labor
America
Frank Morrison
American Federation of Labor
Morrison
United States Coal Commission
Federation
Telepathic pain warns Lee of deaths in transfusions
London doctors study Frederick George Lee a Middlesex hospital blood donor who feels a sharp arm pain at the moment a patient dies after his blood transfusion He has given 36 pints since 1922 seventeen patients survived seven died He never meets the recipients and began this work three years ago after offering to donate blood for a dying girl at Middlesex hospital He claims no serious harm beyond pain and nausea when a death occurs while scientists seek explanation Also notes a South African port strike affecting exports at Beira East Africa.
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London
England
Frederick George Lee
Lee
Middlesex Hospital
Purification Ad Promises Health Through Calotabs
A 1910s style drug ad touts Calotabs as the greatest purifier of the system. It urges a thorough course once or twice weekly for several weeks and offers a family package with directions for 36 cents at any drug store.
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Aow
Mother Jones Leads Child Army to Push Child Labor Reform
In 1903 Mother Jones gathered thousands of striking Kensington textile workers' children for a cross country march to President Roosevelt. The protest drew wide attention as the band toured Philadelphia Princeton Hoboken and New York, culminating in a failed meeting with Roosevelt but contributing to a Pennsylvania child labor law restricting work for those under fourteen.
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Mother Jones
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Princeton
N. J
Mtila
Independence Park
City Hall
Philadelphia
New York
Congress
Marshall Sweeney
Grover Cleveland
James Ashworth
Jersey City
Hoboken
Twentieth Street
Milla
Coney Island
Mr. Bostick
Manhattan Beach
Senator Platt
Pennsylvania
Gun-Toting Mama Loses as Rex Picks Other Girl
New York, Sept. 7 Rex Fairbanks, once famed for a spree that left $500 behind on the roadside, declares he is broke yet claims a brighter future with Joyce Desmond. She agrees to marry but Rex later cancels, choosing Margeret Moran instead. He hints a gun in a dispute once involved Miss Desmond.
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Mama
Rex
Bruce Catton
New York
Rex Fairbanks
Great White Way
Denver
Miss Joyce Desmond
Miss Desmond
Fairbantes
Brooklyn
Mariparet
Moran
Desmond
Love and plans collide in a Florida escape tale
Miss Moran becomes Mrs Fairbanks as she rejects a rival. Miss Des mond vows to leave town for Florida to escape a persistent suitor. She expresses openness to marriage proposals and a desire to settle down in her own home.
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Miss Moran
Rex
In the Realm of Higher Things REPORT ON PROHIBITION
Washington reports completion of a Federal Council of Churches study on the Social Consequences of Prohibition. Authored by Rev. Ernest Johnson, the 30 000 word document surveys crime trends living conditions and related subjects while noting it is not an official policy statement.
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Washington
Associated Press
United States
Department of Research and Education
Federal Council of Churches
Ernest Johnson
Johnson
German bonds require notify to German issuers by date
American holders of German industrial bonds must inform issuing companies in Germany of their securities and file proof of ownership well before December 28, 1925. Washington report Sept 7 states the rule applies to holders of these bonds.
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Associated Press
Germany
Washington
West Greenland Birds and Eskimo Feasts From Arctic Expedition
Descriptions from the MacMillan Arctic expedition detail West Greenland's red brown hills and green timothy, and recount the Eskimos’ meals of auk breasts. The report covers dovekie hunting, arching rock ledges, and the birds’ colonial nesting habits near Fjords, with notes on photography and peril to planes.
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Washington
Eapt. T
Ausoci
Ated Press
Greenland
National Geographic Society
MacMillan Arctic Expedition
West Greenland
Maynard Owen Willams
Society
Jacob Gnayer
Love Murder Speed of the Gulf Stream Along Coast
The article notes the Gulf Stream's flow along the United States coast travels at about five miles per hour, emphasizing its steady, powerful current and potential impact on coastal navigation and climate effects.
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Univer States Coast
Arctic flowers resist winter in Greenland reports
Washington reports from the MacMillan Arctic expedition describe patches of blue bells and daisies blooming despite frost and snow. Dr. Walter N. Koolz notes green grass at Uma nak Fjord with autumn colors on birches and willows, while birds signal approaching winter and seals and various fish abound in coastal waters.
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Washington
AIBC
Arctic
MacMillan Arctic Expedition
Umanek Fiord
Greenland
Walter N. Koolz
National Geographic Society
Umanak Fjord
Allis
President Coolidge to Return to Capital
President Coolidge will depart White Court in Swampscott for Washington by overnight train Thursday ending a vacation. He plans to hold his first cabinet meeting in nearly three months on Friday. Key issues include funds for another naval dirigible and the fate of Colonel William Mitchell over aviation policy criticism.
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Swantpscott
Mass
Associated Press
Coolidge
Washington
Iris
William Mitchell
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