National Child Labor Conference Draws Noted Speakers
In Baltimore from March 23 to 25 the thirteenth National Child Labor conference will feature Julia C. Lathrop John Dewey P P Claxton Dr Felix Adler and Charles P Neill among others. Sessions cover making laws effective codification of laws rural child labor street merchants and federal aid to education with leaders from the National Child Labor Committee and partner organizations.
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Julia C. Lathrop
John Dewey
P. P. Claxton
Felix Adler
Charles P. Neill
Baltimore
National Child Labor Committee
John Price Jackson
Pennsylvania
Chas
Baltimore City Club
Stephen S. Wise
New York
A. J. McKelway
Washington, D. C
W. J. Kerby
Catholic University
Washington
Owen R. Lovejoy
England
Samuel McCune Lindsay
Bureau of Municipal Research
U. S
Bureau of Information
Southeastern Railways
Labor and Industry
Harrisburg
Florence Kelley
National Consumers’ League
Charles J. Fox
Ethel Hanks
New York Child Labor Committee
Homer Folks
State Charities Aid Association
C. C. Carstens
National Committee For
Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of
Boston
Mass
Martha P. Falconer
National Committee
Glen Mills
Darling
Jasper Y. Brinton
Philadelphia
Roy Smith Wallace
Pennsylvania Society To Protect
Delaware
Jeannette Eckman
Wilmington
New Jersey
Douglas P. Falconer
Southern
A. C. Monahan
U. S. Department of Agriculture
S. H. Mathis
Alabama Bankers’ Association
Gadsden
Ala
Edward N. Clopper
Columbia University
D. C
Society For Ethical Culture
Academy of Music
Baseball Gossip From Spring Training Rumors Across Leagues
Bobby Roth offers to coach Northwestern outfield while Barry changes hands to Milwaukee. Germany Schaefer may join the Giants as regular coach. Les Mann returns to the show with the Cubs. National league to raise bleacher and premium seats. Raymond Gonzales signs with Philadelphia. two collegians join the Athletics. Joe Tinker trips to Columbus for AA opening. Hornsby demands salary raise to 6000. Pitcher Berry likened to Paderewski by Senators. Griffith clan entertained in Augusta. Clark Griffith’s talent to Minneapolis. Reds run two daily practices under Math ewson. Braves praised for Johnny Evers strong year and Harron shines.
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Germany
Schaefer
Marlin
Giants
McGrawites
Les Mann
Cubs
Raymond Gonzales
Phillies
Athletics
J. J. Mitchell
Boston College
David Reese
Goddard
Nary
Chicago
Joe Tinker
Columbus American Association
Columbus
A. A
Roger Hornsby
St. Louis Cardinals
Berry
Paderewski
Washington Senators
Griffith
Augusta
Clark Griffith
Minneapolis
Joe Santillon
Millers
Senators
Daylight Saving Bill Endorsed by State Secretaries
North Carolina Commercial Secretaries Association forwarded a letter to Congressman Charles M. Stedman urging support for House Bill 5049 and Senate Bill 7828 known as the daylight saving bill. The letter, signed by officers and directors from Charlotte to Durham, notes endorsements from the president, national chambers and federations, and asks Stedman to aid passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
North Carolina Commercial Secretaries Association
Charles M. Stedman
Fifth
House
Senate
William F. Borland
Missouri
Jacob B. Ballinger
New Hampshire
Committee On Foreign and Interstate Commerce
William C. Adamson
Committee of Interstate Commerce
Senator Newlands
Rabies Hit Dog Bite Sends Boy for Pasteur Treatment
Ray Gurley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gurley, was taken to Raleigh for Pasteur Institute treatment after a dog bite. The dog, later found rabid, was killed and its head shipped to Raleigh for hydrophobia testing. The result confirmed rabies. parents were informed yesterday. The dog reportedly belonged to a neighbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh Tor
Ray Gurley
Charles Gurley
Raleigh
Gurley
Gurleys
Walton-Alfie wedding claim sparks rumor of wealth
The item reports Walton-Alfie saying he wed a rich woman so she could have everything she desired, presenting a controversial motive behind the marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walton
Alfie
Our Unkind English Friends from the London Globe
The piece lampoons English stereotypes with a London Globe excerpt and a mock headline declaring only one voice in the United States. The tone is satirical and pointed at transatlantic cultural confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
London Globe
United States
Barometer Exam Trick Reveals Student Ingenuity
A Western engineering professor notes that only occasional innovations keep the subject relevant. An exam question asks how to determine building height with an aneroid barometer. A clever student replies he would lower the barometer by a string and measure the string.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Engineering College
High Point Enterprise Delivers AP Reports Six Days a Week
The High Point Enterprise provides full Associated Press reports delivered daily six days a week for 10 cents, offering readers quick access to national and local news.
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High Point Enterprise
Associated Press
High Point Ser
Thomasville
Gordontown
Denton
High Rock
Eavere
Denton See
Seeree
Thomasville Esetene
High Point
Rere
Carolina and Yadkin River R R Co Schedule In Effect
The Carolina and Yadkin River Railroad Company timetable goes into effect on October 1 1915 listing expected train arrival and departure times at stations shown though exact times are not guaranteed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolina & Yadkin River
R. R. Co
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ROYAL
Labor Conference For Children
Cial
B. Howel Griswold, Jr
Baltimore Board of Trade
Children’s Bureau
D. Carlos M. deePna
Uruguay
Anne Davis
Department of Education
Ohio
FE. R. Hayhurst
Department of Health and Sanitation
Ohio State University
Colorado
E. R. Costigan
Denver
Massachusetts
Richard K. Conant
Massachusetts Child Labor Committee
Jeanie V. Minor
Child Labor Committee
Kentucky
R. P. Halelck
Louisville
Alabama
W. L Murdoch
Alabama Child Labor Committee
Birmingham
Bobby Roth
Cleveland Indians
Northwestern University
Oakland Pacific Coast League
Barry
Milwaukee
American Association
Mathewson
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Braves
Johnny Evers
Trojan
Boston Braves
Harron
University of Georgia
Woodrow Wilson
United States Chamber of Commerce
American Federation of Labor
Chambers of Commerce
FE. N. Farris
Charlotte
C. R. Pugh
Elizabeth City
Alan T. Bowler
Bessie Hackney
C. W. Roberts
Gastonia
J. C. Forester
Greensboro
C. Davis
Aberdeen
Robert C. W. Ramspeck
New Bern
G. C. Horne
Rocky Mount
W. L. Gilbert
Statesville
Alexis J. Coleman
Durham
Direc
Tors
Pasteur Institute
Urday
Thacker’s Men’s Store
North
Landreth
Matton
Matton Drug Company
North Carolina
Federal Reserve Bank
Banking House
St. Louis
Federal Reserve
Koehler
Sheloff Hardware Co
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