Cox talks on farm and labor at Minnesota fair
Governor Cox spoke in Minneapolis on farm and labor issues urging measures to boost production and labor supply. He defended collective bargaining, pledged higher postal salaries, and pressed for open public opinion to settle industrial conflicts while outlining farm modernization, roads, and rural education initiatives.
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Cox
Minnesota
Pall
Mina
Soy
Towa
St Mal
Minnenapolis
Minot N
Cox Io
Meroms
Enrane
Tenneave
Tabor
Reid Tisha
America
Wvld
Cigital
Lange Lo
Dabor
Aes
Ghost Clinic to Run Wide Health Drive This Week
City health department mobilizes hundreds of workers for a tuberculosis and cervical exam outreach at county courthouses and public spaces. Nurses from surrounding counties coordinate schedules to screen women, expectant mothers, and children with early morning to evening sessions aimed at thorough examinations and rapid processing.
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City Health Department
Wurse
Wis- Muberculosty
Vriday
Ue Courtshouse
Sheodare J. Werle
Lodhirer
Stitio Ussught
Givius
Pearl Burton
Sturites
Thurgagh
Beach Bathing Rules Warn Sealed Dangers
A fragmentary notice warns beachgoers about dangers of swimming after meals and in heat. It urges waiting before entering the water, cautions against overheating, and recommends wearing a sweater when coming out of the water. The message stresses hydration and careful behavior near the shore.
New Head of United Press Shaped by Veteran Executive
W. W. Hawkins, a veteran news service executive, has been named first vice president of the United Press associations. Hawkins succeeds Roy W. Howard as president, signaling a planned leadership transition within the organization in New York.
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New York
W. W. Hawkins
Stormarly
United Press Associations
Labor Domination Topic in Harding Labor Day Speech
Harding urged understanding between employers and workers while opposing labor domination of business or government. He backed voluntary arbitration and joint committees to promote mutual understanding, endorsed the Curmins Esch rail law, and argued for balanced unionism with no class domination.
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Arion
Ohio
Harding
Yarding
Paperhangers and Painters Enjoy Glotime Ficing
The report recounts a local union gathering with a picnic, a floor wall contest between Moon-Brewers and Home Brewers Winning, a Kangaroo Court with Martin Beg presiding and Sheriff John Tam Pe Ing Mtokey, plus a postgame bout between Gene Wampler and a rival, halted by the audience.
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Anne Wis
Kangaroo Eoth
Martin Beg
Lente Fonteson
John Tam Pe Ing Mtokey
Gene Wamp
Gene Wampler
Democracy at stake asserted by R G Knutson
A fragmentary speech and editorial text discuss democracy and labor, praising workers and warning against radical elements linked to socialist movements. It cites figures like James Thompson and Joseph Verdota and references Wisconsin policies and war-time ideals carried into postwar politics. The piece blends political argument with a public notices tone and includes stray anecdotes about memorials and a moonlit river cruise.
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Jaboi
Labor
James Thompson
Ehict
Wacoman Ner
Washington
Joseph
Verdota
Assembly
Ta Crosez Trades and Tabor Council
Service Record of Stanley Gordon Republican Candidate
The Service Record outlines Stanley G Gordon's military service from July 27 1917 to December 19 1947. He served in France with the S S Kroonland then attended the French Field Artillery School at Samar and fought in major engagements including Somme Verdun Chateau Thierry Meuse Argonne and the St Mihiel and Vesle sectors. He was discharged at Camp Mead Maryland on August 13 1939.
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the Tribune
Stanley G. Cordon
France
S. 5
Kroonland
French Field Artillery School of
Samar
Somme
Verdun
Ravine de Dames
Mayrs
3Rd
U. 5
76Th Field Artillery
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Chateau Thierry
Aisne Marne
la’ Ronchere
Vesle
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St. Miniel
Mt. Lec
6Th Field Artillery
Meuse Argonne
Ard
Louppi Woods
Sedan
Army of Occupation
Ehur
Ane Dernach
Germany
Camp Mead
Maryland
Pink Grapefruit Emerges From Early Trees
Pink grapefruit is the newest table novelty though not yet widely sold. A pair of trees from two varieties produced pink fruit, with one branch at Ri gee, Cal in 1915 bearing fruit four to five inches across. Walters trees showed pink fruit on a limb, and the new variety named Vosler appeared among young Foster trees near Phoenix Avenue.
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Rigee
Cal
Rees
Walters
Phoenix
State committee to prepare school lighting code
Madison Wis Sept 6 industrial commission announced an advisory committee to draft a school lighting code. Members include A B Cook John Caliban M Kittle Thomas Lloyd Jones and others from state boards and city schools. The aim is to improve lighting in all schools and reduce eye strain.
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Industrial Commission
Madison
Wis
A. B. Cook
State Department of Public Instruction
Jobn Caliban
Board of Vocational Education
Am Kittle
Board of Normal School
Ragates
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
American Institute of Architects
Nelson M. Bleck
State Federation of Teachers
Toho A. Haeveler
Incomplete travel query sparks language mix up
A garbled transcription shows a traveling Chinese agent and an official miscommunication about train times. The fragment mentions a two two timetable cue and a confused exchange with Ottumwa and Japan references, indicating a weathered OCR segment with broken dialogue and misplaced names.
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Ington
Ottumwa
Japan
Lhove
Ieruad
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Exeter
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Magland
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Russia
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Traly
Cyril
Serbia
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Ridlto Jazz Orchestra
Stanley Gordon
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Rawlason
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Boston
Triuiscript
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United Stater
Thomas Lipton
Sean
Iprin
Horke
E. W. Rose Co
Cleveland
Certain-teed Products Corporation
St. Louis
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