Homer Folka and Jae Deen Leaders in Social Work History
Homer Folka elected president of the National Conference of Social Workers. He first gained prominence as a social economist while superintendent of the Children's Aid Society of Pennsylvania and later led a similar post in New York City. Jae Deen has been influential in public charitable and welfare groups in New York since the early 1900s and served as NCC/C president in 1911.
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Homer Folka
National Conference of Social Workers
Children’s Aid Society of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
New York City
Jae’ Deen
Cuba
New Republic
National Conference of
Qgharities and Correction
College course for hotel men to be discussed at Boston convention
Boston July 7 hotel leaders from the United States and Canada will gather in Boston for the American Hotel Association convention. Topics include Cornell University training for hotel managers and workers, a travel bureau and extensive vocational education. The plans foresee a $2 million educational program with trips, a clambake at Nantasket, and a three day Hotel Men's Mutual Benefit meeting.
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Boston
Mags
Cornell University
America
American Hotel Association of
United States
Canada
Research and Travel Bureau
Association
John W. Abercrombie
Alabama
Watt T. Brown
Ragland
Ala
Henry P. Porter
Educational Coromities of
United Typothetae of America
John Lapp
Chicago
F. Dutton
Travel Bureau
Hotel Men's Mutual Benefit Association
Hotel Men
New Eugiafid
Bonifacea
Sue
Nantasket
Social Calendar Friday at local churches
The Sunbeam Band meets Friday at the Baptist Church at 4 pm. Mrs O W Killam will entertain from 4 to 7 pm as the Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist Church holds a tribute at 5 pm at the church.
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Sunbeam Band
Baptist Church
O. W. Killam
Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Requiem and Family Notices from a New York Tribune Letter
A fragmentary poem titled Requiem contemplates burial and motherly ties. The page then lists general notices: Mrs J W Gla han and daughter Jennie May return from Corpus Christi. Mrs EB Lee is in Virginia for summer. Mrs F M Ramsay visits New York. the Schwartzmann family returns from Atlantic City and Philadelphia. Ed Cotulla of San Antonio visits. Estella Garza returns from Brownsville with sister Luz Garza. H G DaCamara and son Lawrence expected home from Corpus Christi. B H Burr moves to Rosario Street. Horace A Hamlin to Mayo Clinic in Rochester. Vicente Ferrara Jr and sisters Luisa and Maria visit before returning to Monterey. Latin American Club to hold monthly hop with Jaga orchestra.
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Vicente Ferrara, Jr
Luisa
Maria
Ludovico Volpe
Monterey
Italy
Relagohan
Birthday party honors seventh for Jack Donalson
Mrs. J. B. Donalson hosted a large party in pink and white for Jack Donalson’s seventh birthday. About forty children enjoyed games, outdoor photos, and a dining room party with seven cakes and fragrant centerpieces. Helpers included Mrs. Hall and Misses Blake Magnon and others.
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J. B. Donalson
Jack Donalson
Mesdames Hall
Blake
Magnon
Cezeaux
Agnes Blake
Leonor Magnon
Menars
Global Industry Facts and Trade Highlights
Industry mentions span coal fields covering 1 250 000 square miles to Nottingham as the largest lace center. Plans for a 50 000 dollar labor temple in Tucson and exports of 100 000 000 bushels of grain from New York yearly.
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Nottingham
Tucson
Arizona
New York
Tampa
South Africa
Honolulu
Pacific Northeast
Leominster
Mass
One Dollar Saved Represents Ten Dollars Earned
A fragmented admonition on thrift notes that saving ten percent of earnings requires nine dollars for living costs. It argues careful spending and even turning a few cents into seeds purchases.
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Ake
Florida town Hollywood Fla mapped as 1925 convention site
The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen chose Hollywood Fla as its 1925 national convention site though the town is new and has only a handful of houses, two business blocks, nine stores, eight offices and a 100 room hotel under construction. Officials doubt the site and consider Spokanes as a backup if Florida cannot accommodate.
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Associated Press
Fla
Florida
Toronto
Hollywood
Hadeen
Calif
Holly Hill
Pla
Irmond
Daytona
Miami
Florida East Coast Railway
Clash Near Donegal as Free State Forces Advance
Reports from Glenveigh Castle Inchfort indicate a desperate Republican stand as Free State troops move north of Donegal. Large Republican units harass the National army at Inchfort while Cathal Brugha dies from wounds after the Sackville Street surrender.
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Associated Press
Belfast
Donegal
Glenveigh Castle
Inchfort
Bridge End
National Army
Dublin
Cathal Brugha
Famonn de Valera
Sackville Street
Brugha
President Hiarding Leaves Columbus for Washington
President Hiarding and his party depart Columbus on a return motor trip to Washington this morning.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Ohio
Hiarding
Washington
Murder case continued in Houston court
Mrs. Laura Sims charged with the murder of her husband W. R. Sims at their home near Scott's Bay on May 10 had her case continued to the next term of court today in the criminal court.
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Houston
Texas
Laura Sims
W. R. Sims
Scott's Bay
Criminal Court
Notable Birthdays Mark July 7 Across Royal and Arts Circles
Prince George of Sparta born in Athens 82 years ago today marks a royal birthday alongside actor Richard Carle born in Somerville Massachusetts 61 years ago. Bishops Junius M. Horner and Davis Sessums born in Oxford North Carolina and Houston Texas 63 and 64 years ago today. Saymond Haton, film actor director, born in Red Oaks Iowa 35 years ago today.
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Prince George of
Sparta
Greece
Athens
Richard Carle
Somerville
Mase
Junius M. Horner
Asheville
Oxford
N. C
Davis Sessums
New Orleans
Houston
Texas
Saymond Haton
Red Oaks
Iowa
Chile seeks world armament agenda at Pan American meet
Dr. Rivas Vicuna, Chilean ambassador in Paris, announced in Paris that Chile will demand adding to the Fifth Pan American Conference agenda the entire question of world armament including naval and military forces.
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Associated Press
Paris
League of Nations
Chicago Striking Shopmen See Violence Spark Across Areas
In Chicago the first week of the railway shopmen strike ends with outbreaks as workers and sympathizers, including women, attack homes of Trinity Central employees who did not join the walkout. Police dispersed the mob as federal injunctions curb picketing and state troops are mobilized in Illinois and neighboring states.
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Associated Press
Chicago
B. M. Jewell
Ilyland
East St. Louis
Shreveport
Black
Illinois
Wabash
Decatur
Alabama
Kansas
Missouri
Iowa
Burnside
Strikebreakers Arrive as Katy Strike Looms in Denison
Denison Texas sees new strikebreakers brought in to replace striking shopmen on the Katy railroad. The men are housed on company property and a private guard cordon has been placed around the Katy facilities as the local labor action continues.
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Denison
Texas
Katy
Governor orders National Guard gathering as precaution
Jefferson City Missouri July 7 Governor Hyde announced National Guard companies from Warrensburg and Booneville are to gather at their armories as a precaution. He emphasized the move is not a mobilization command.
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Jefferson City
Warrensburg
Booneville
Hyde
Topeka Union Leader Charged Under Industrial Court Act
A state war rant was issued today against T Huntington president and Thomas Hillery secretary of Federated Shop Crafts Union No 11 of Topeka charging violation of the Kansas industrial court act for issuing a strike order that led to a walkout.
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Topeka
Kan
T. Huntington
Thomas Hillery
Federated Shop Crafts Union No. 11
Kansas Industrial Court Act
Walecudba
Found Dead at Home in Galveston County
Martin Hatin aged 46 stock man in Galveston county was found dead at his west Galveston home from a shotgun wound to the neck. His wife had died several weeks earlier.
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Associated Press
Galveston
Martin Hatin
Galveston County
Cloture Plan Defeated In Senate Vote
The Senate defeated the Republican plan to enforce cloture on the administration tariff bill by a vote of 45 to 49 with two thirds needed. Democrats voted solidly against the move and five Republicans joined them. An amendment by Senator Sterling would allow prohibition officers to board and search vessels within six marine leagues off the U S coast.
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Associated Press
Washington
Republicn
Senate
Prohibition
United States
Sterling
South Dakota
Judiciary Committee
Warrant Issued Against Union Officials in Statewide Strike Order
The attorney general states warrants will be issued immediately against union officials who sent the shop strike order. The same action targets Kansas miners chief Alexander Mowat and related personnel, with a similar case tied to the earlier conviction noted.
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Macecharpe
Alexander Mowat
Kansas
Attorney General’s
Strikers Threaten Lynching at St Louis railway shops
J M Kurn, president of the St Louis and San Francisco railway, says striking workers drove three men from the Springfield shops under threats of lynching. He adds police later removed 28 men at Springfield after unloading them at the yards.
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St. Lois
J. M. Kurn
St. Louis & San Pranise Railway
Spring Ueld
Volce
Springfield
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New York Tribune
J. W. G@lahan
Jennie May
Corpus Chriati
EB. V. Lee
Virginia
Mrs. F. M. Ramsay
Jack Ramsay
A. Schwartzmann
Mrs. Schwartzmann
Atlantic City
Philadelphia
San Antonio
Ed. Cotulla
City
N. Cc. Withdrow
Estella Garza
Brownsville
Luz Garza
Valley Country
H. G. DaCamara
Lawrence
Corpus Christi
B. H. Burr
Rosario Street
the Heights
Horace A. Hamlin
Rochester, Minn
Hamlin
Mayo Bros. Hospital
Jaga” Orchestrs
Ands Ben
The
Presbyterian Church
W. D. Butler
Heights
Methodist Church
Mr. Paisley
Miss Nunnally
Mesdames Lattig
Sutton
Pratt
Westbrook
Sweatman
Earnest
Riebe
Hagadon
Hatley
Rosebud Club
Consuelo Gomez
Irene Gomez
Vivia Ostrom
Ruth Rogers
Teresa Fasnacht
Joe Fasnacht
Dick Derby
W. H. Mims
Ezequiél Salinas
Aloysius Notton
Richard Bunn
Bernardo
John Leal
Estella Leal
Alma ‘Leal
J. Honeyman
M. Guerra
P. Leal
Austria
D. M. Hainisch
Virgil G. Hinshaw
Prohibition Foundation
Hinshaw
National Council
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Industry
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Pepare
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Cambridge
Eng
England
Tchitcherin
Geneva
George Tchitchin
Genoa
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Licans
Democrats
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