States Rights Rally Denounces Federal Aid Bill
In a Washington briefing Senator William Bruce of Maryland argues against federal aid as a tactic to erode state sovereignty. He cites the $75,000,000 annual road bill and acts like Smith Hughes Lever Chamberlain Kahn and Sheppard Towner as encroachments. Bruce urges a return to state autonomy and labels federalism a peril to constitutional rights. He critiques President Coolidge for supporting measures that undermine states rights and warns of a growing public demand against child labor amendments and centralized authority.
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British Pastor Proposes Women as Pastors in Blyth
Blyth England March 2 Associated Press Rev J Lineham president of the United Methodist Conference urged calling educated women into ministry as ministers. He warned that removing women would weaken church life and cited the shortage of local ministers across Methodist churches.
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England
Associated Press
J. Lineham
United Methodists’ Conference
Mr. Lineham
Evening at Home with the Listener in 1925 Radio Digest
A fragmented OCR of a 1925 Radio Digest page lists times, programs, and station references. The jumble mentions Mianee City, various names, times, and dial notes, suggesting a schedule or broadcast guide from the era without coherent narrative or clear event details.
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Radio
Digest
Battle over labor amendment rages as states waver
Washington March 2 Associated Press describes a protracted fight over the child labor amendment. With over a quarter of states rejecting it the campaign intensifies on both sides for ratification or defeat. Legal questions about timing and proclamation linger as Congress debates extending defeat recognition. Meanwhile Wrangel’s forces in the Balkans show signs of reorganization under new command as troops disperse and report to Pirot for duty.
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Associated Press
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Department of Foreign Affairs
Supreme Court of the United States
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Standardization and mechanization shape modern industry
Pittsburg Feb 24 Associated Press reports Carnegie Institute of Technology president Thomas S. Kerr notes a trend toward plant integration and product standardization boosting organization and administration. Baker warns engineering curricula must adapt to modern conditions to serve national interests as industry leans toward mechanization, while experts applaud engineers as drivers of industrial civilization and schools face a twofold task in training high quality engineers. Also mentions mortgage registrations by Mrs Isa E Wellman and Garnett court term start, plus a note on gold leaf used on ancient Egyptian tombs.
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Pittsburg
Associated Press
Thomas S. Ker
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Carnegie Institute
Baker
Passion Play cast readies for Chicago production
Nearly 500 Chicagoans, including 850 actors and 150 singers, rehearse for a yearly Passion Play staged by business leaders to fund Big Brothers care for Juvenile Court wards. The production, March 15, uses Chicago Civic Opera scenery, Gothic interiors, and a nonremunerated cast led by Marie Mayer Becker and Eleanor Price.
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Chicago Civic Opera
Marie Mayer-Becker
Mary ‘Magdalen
Oberammergau
Eleanor Price
Northwestern University
Francis J. Grigman
Christ
Jerusalem
Pilate
Calvary
Judas
Army Airplanes To Dust Hawaii Cane Fields To Fight Eyespot
Negotiations between the Hawaiian Sugar Planters' Association and army headquarters aim to use military airplanes to dust sugar cane fields on Oahu against the eyespot pest. Initial flights are expected in a few months, following Texas and other states where planes dust cotton to control boli-weevil. The fungus causing eyespot reportedly costs plantations about 100000 dollars annually.
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Associated Press
Hawaii
Hawaiian Sugar Planters’ Association
Texas
Oahu
Ely's Cream Balm for Head Cold Relief
A promotional blurb urges fighting a head cold locally in the nasal passages with Ely's Great Balm. It claims instant relief as antiseptic fumes clear air passages and subdue inflammation, encouraging readers to ask their druggist for a bottle and prevent future colds.
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