Coming Of Machines Brought Strife To Textile Industry
The article surveys two centuries of textile history highlighting the shift from handwork to mechanization. It notes early inventions like the flying shuttle and spinning jenny, the rise of mills, child labor, and the labor reform movement leading to unions, with emphasis on the NRA code and evolving working conditions.
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Ee Harrison Srvice
New York
United States
General Johnson
The
Association of Manufacturers
Social Workers
Unions
NRA
John Kay
England
Kay
Leeds
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James Hargreaves
Richard Arkwright
Nottingham
Crompton
Manchester
Cartwright
James Watt
U. S
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Eli Whitney
America
Samuel Slater
Pawtucket
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Alexander Hamilton
the Treasury
New England
Congress
Dover
N. H
Lowell
Mass
Washington
United Textile Workers of America
American Federation of Labor
Secretarial Etiquette Question Sparks Office Dinner Debate
Kenneth Corbett dictating a note on office etiquette asks if a secretary and her husband may be guests for dinner after business hours, while Sue records the exchange and notes the ongoing workday. The conversation ends with a reminder that office hours remain in force.
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Sue
Kenneth Corbett
Corbett
Crime Must Go Contest Aims to Solve U S Crime Problem
A United States Flag Association contest invites 600 word monographs on beating crime with a $150 prize fund. The top entry earns $100, second place $50, judged by five notable figures, with deadline September 18 and results October 2.
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America
United States’ Flag Association
Copeland
Department of Justice
United States Flag Association
Devil’s Island
United States
National Council of ‘76
Patrick J. Hurley
Washington, D. C
Hayesville Man Dies at 103 in Quiet Illness
J M Crawford died near Hayesville after a short illness. He was 103 years old last Christmas. In Marshville W Williams, soda shop operator, was critically injured in an auto crash near Monroe.
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Hayesville
J. M. Crawford
Here
Marshville
Williams
Monroe
Motsinger Acquitted in Slaying Jury Verdict
In Winston-Salem J F Motsinger is acquitted of manslaughter in the death of Dewey Perdue from a recent auto accident. The jury delivered the verdict after deliberation in the case filed last month.
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Winston-Salem
J. F. Motsinger
Dewey Perdue
Veterinary Surgeon Dead by Own Action in Waynesville
Dr. E. M. Martin aged 45 a veterinary surgeon killed himself in Waynesville with a gun. Ill health was given as the cause.
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Waynesville
E. M. Martin
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