Labor report blasts President and courts at AFL meet
The AFL delegates at Cincinnati issue a harsh annual report criticizing Congress, the Supreme Court, and President Harding for pro business stances. They praise organized labor's resilience amid unemployment and strikes, notably in coal mining, textiles, and packing houses, and urge rallies for pro worker candidates.
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Cincinnati
Organized Labor
American Federation of Labor
Congress
Bedi
Snelieles
Mament
Mentho Sulphur Heals Skin Eruptions Quickly Say Specialist
A noted skin expert proclaims Mentho Sulphur heals unsightly eruptions, rashes, and blotches by next day due to germ destruction. The preparation is said to dry eczema and soothe irritation, with a small jar available from druggists to use like cold cream.
Porridge Promises Pondered In Scottish Fitness Debate
A scrambled report discusses porridge and Scottish sturdiness, noting claims about health effects on the pituitary and facial structure. The piece references new findings and quotes from Associated Press News, framing porridge as a factor in trait development.
Illinois Mayors and Officials May Be Extended Under New Constitution
The Con Con schedule committee in Springfield proposes extending terms for all mayors and park and school boards in Illinois beyond the upcoming spring and June elections. The plan aims to align offices with a single November election day, pending approval, as delegates wrestle with Supreme Court restructuring and the number of judges.
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Associated Press
Springfier US
Park Board
Illinois
C. A. Dupuy
Supreme Co
Supreme Bench
James H. Cartwright
Oregon
Floyd E. Thompson
Rock, Island
Supreme Court
Cook County
Justice Cartwright
Dupuy
Schedule Committee
William E. Trautmann
East St. Louis
Cartwright
Constitution Debate Promises Off-Year Elections And Pay Rise
The proposal seeks long terms for royal officials and off year elections for all offices. It also bars county judges from practicing law in office and raises salaries by fifty percent funded by the state. English language documents would govern court work. The schedule committee includes Dupuy and Gorm among others. Jubilee marks President Harding's temple visit to Columbus with Aladdin’s troupe and a cornet loaned to the president.
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Dupuy
China
WV. E. Trutman
St. Louis
Phill E. Iiring Macomb
John J. Gorm
Chicago
Andrew H. Mills
Eeator
E. H. Morris
Harding
Columbus
Canadian Rockies
Taming Sands
Crack
Schoolboy Essay On Cats From Detroit School
A young Detroit student offers a humorous, misspelled essay about cats. He humorously notes cats have four legs and nine lives while joking about nine legs, canines, and odd behaviors. The piece rambles through observations of cats sleeping, playing, and cleanliness with childlike misstatements.
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Detroit
Ness
P.S
Hermetet Makes Honorary Athletic Fraternity
Galesburg Knox College hosts the 10-Two event day where Hermetet and Inoon Buehvit Goodman Hermetet were the only two men to complete all events. The rest of the participants dropped out or failed in one or more events.
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Hermetet
Galesburg
Knox Psi
Sigma Delta Hat
Knox
Inoon
Buehvit
Bulldog Guard Over the Hootch Cellar
State and federal prohibition officers raided the Charles Bruno farm near Sioux City Nebraska. They found a large underground still, a barrel of finished product, and about 300 gallons of mash after a dog attack delayed the search. The proprietors are under arrest.
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Sioux City
Charles Bruno
Neb
Thei
Forty Boats Enter Peoria Regatta Show Strong Interest
Forty entries have been received for the Mississippi Valley Power Boat association regatta in Peoria from July 1 to 8. Officials say this surpasses last year’s total and plan to make the event one of Illinois river power boat racing history with seating capacity rising to about four thousand.
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Peoria, II
Mississippi Valley Power Boat Association
Association of Commerce? General Regatta Committee
Ilinois
Vermont school tax payers seek injunction against treasurer
Taxpayers in Vermont community high school district No. 281 along with McDonough Fulton and Schuyler counties have filed an injunction against the McDonough county treasurer barring tax collection for that district. A hearing before Judge C. I. Imes is set for next Monday in county court. The action delays tax sales in Eldorado township where unpaid taxes would otherwise be offered with other parcels.
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Vermont Community
McDonough
Fultop
Schuyler
McDonough County
C. I. Imes
Eldorado Township
One Among Many Wedding Myths Debunked
London Opinion argues against rice throwing at weddings as a dangerous custom while noting there is little value in dwelling on extra wedding dangers. The brief reflects editorial humor about social rituals and commonsense safety.
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London
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Chas. Pierpont
Randolph Street
Kew
Nunn & Kline Lumber Co
Stock Yards
Luis
Sute
Associated Press News
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TRAC
J. Me Bevint
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Nova Scotia
Boston
Shriners
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Frater
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Meadows Company
Macomb and
Central Illinois Public Service Company
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Mikado Eagle Pencil Company
New York
Cory
Pere + Seld
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