Bryan Leads Fight Over Southern Blue Law Push
In Washington August 31 a live contest over proposed blue laws unfolds as William Jennings Bryan leads for the program and the anti blue law league opposes. Florida and Louisiana are among states planning strict Sunday closing bills with bans on electricity and music for many venues.
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Washington
William Jennings Bryan
Anti-Blue Law League of America
Bragan
Florida
Crawford H. Ellis
Anti-Blue Law League
Louisiana
South
District of Columbia
Army and Navy
Tennessee
Alabama
Bryan
Noah W Cooper
Methodist Benevolent Association
the Methodist Church, South
Wilbur F. Crafts
Anii-Blue Law League
Congress
Belem prison in Mexico City reformed for humane treatment
Belem in Mexico City has shed its plague spot image after renovation. The 1500 inmates now have warmer quarters with meals, showers, and large patios. Women prisoners receive schools and child care. no executions occur inside the prison.
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Mexico City
Belemrison
Mexco
Vasquez
Belem
Knickers For Women Marketed By Chicago Clothier
Chicago wholesale house advertises knickerbockers for women for general wear. Promotions emphasize suitability for business and street use.
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Chicago
Army Aviators Forbidden From Spectacular Flights
Army aviators are prohibited from performing flashy or showy flight maneuvers. The order emphasizes safety and discipline, warning against risk taking that could endanger crews and undermine mission readiness.
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Army
Murder Conviction in Mountain Feud Ends Bailey Case
John Bailey, a long-time feudist, was found guilty of murder in Mount Vernon Kentucky and sentenced to life imprisonment for the April killing of Beverley D White amid a twenty year feud between the Bailey and White families. State troops guarded the trial, and Bailey was to be moved to Danville for safety pending a new-trial motion.
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Mount Vernon
John Bailey
Bailey
Beverley D White
Morrow
Danville
Marshal Foch to Inspect Knights of Columbus Schools
Marshal Foch will inspect the Knights of Columbus educational system during his November visit, announced by Secretary William J. McGinley. The plan covers 132 free night schools for veterans of both sexes, with interest in a similar system in France.
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New York
Marshal Foch
Knights of Columbus
Supereme
William J. McGinley
France
Industrial adjustment and wage share in postwar economy
The piece argues wartime government spending via credit distorted the economy and warns that real wage gains depend on natural economic laws. It cites Russia as a warning against wealth redistribution and notes profits in 1917, with wages, dividends, and interest distributing value. It stresses leadership value and natural balance between capital, labor, and industry.
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Russia
Industr and
David Friday
University of Michigan
United States
Avioindomenwal
LOVEE
Cea
Adel and
Gis Ra I i Ee
Whem
BOA Cie Aiello
Luc Owhcts
August Market Report Shows Mixed Industrial Trends
Condition shows little change from July with widespread earnings issues and dividend concerns. Textiles strengthen with cotton goods prices rising while grains face abundant carry and low prices. live stock activity fades in August despite July recovery.
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Industr
U. S
Canada
Martets
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Shipping Board
United States Shipping Board
Andon
Boston
High Shipping Board
London
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Lasker
Hipping Board
Charles G. Dawes
Dawes
Tasker
Foch
National City Laws of
Welborn Furniiture CO
Bi Coffimerce
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N.C
AVIT
Furnitu
Welborn Furniture
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