Davis Warns of Unemployment Rise and Calls for Employment Service Reform
Secretary James J. Davis urges prevention of future unemployment crises and reduction of long run joblessness citing the Federal Employment Service. He notes about 1.5 million detached from payrolls and 2.5 million seeking work, with 1.5 million placed in jobs at no cost. He stresses a fully equipped U S Employment Service to monitor labor demand and supply.
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Secretary of Labor
James J. Davis
Davis
Federal Employment Service
Employment Service
Gnermal
America
United States Employment Service
Gus
LM Severn
Infant food drink and quick lunch options advertised
The ad promotes Infants Invalids and Children original food drink for all ages with rich milk malted grain extract in powder and tablet forms for nourishing meals without cooking. A separate speech excerpt discusses workers adapting to changing employment and the role of the United States Employment Service, noting seasonal work and the need for educational avenues to encourage secondary employment. A chorus girl remark from a West show director is included.
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Oman
United States
National Employment Service
Election of A Stulginski as Lithuania president reported
Reports from London state A Stulginskis is elected president of Lithuania. Other items note Santiago naming a United States Street in gratitude for US naval aid after a quake, and tributes to Pasteur at his 100th birthday celebration.
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London
A. Stulginski
Lithuania
Santiago
United States Street
New York
Louis Pasteur
Community caroling plan adds to Christmas tree program
Ouachita National Bank funds carol sheets distributed by Community Service to school children for a Sunday evening tree gathering at 6 o clock. Carollers will tour the town with the band to serenade shut ins and distribute sweets to churches for congregational singing. The revival of outdoor caroling attracts hundreds as Prof Dykema shares Little Town of Bethlehem, a hymn often used beyond Christmas with settings by Barnby and Redner.
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Ouachita National Bank
Community Service
Dykema
Bethlehem
Phillips Brooks
Boston Divine
Massachusetts
Cars
Joseph Barnby
Louis H. Redner
Notable birthdays mark a July reflection in 1920s era notes
Bainbridge Colby born in St Louis sixty three years ago with a Wilson era tie. Opie Read born in Nashville seventy years ago today. Edwin Arlington Robinson born Head Tide Maine fifty years ago. Frank Kellogg born Potsdam New York sixty six years ago today. Edna Goodrich born Logansport Indiana thirty nine years ago.
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Bainbridge Colby
Wilson
St. Louis
Opie Read
Chicago
Nashville
Tenn
Edwin Arlington Robinson
Head Tide
Maine
Frank B. Kellogg
United States
Minnesota
Potsdam
N. Y
Edna Goodrich
Logansport
Ind
Rise of a California Judge to the U.S. Supreme Court
The text traces the career of a Philadelphia born jurist who moved to California as a youth. It notes his education at a southern college, admission to the bar, entry into politics, service as district attorney, service in the California legislature, election to Congress, and later appointment by President Harrison to the United States circuit court and then to the Supreme Court in 1897 to succeed Justice Fields.
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Das
Justige Toseph Alekenna
Supreme Court of the United) States
Now
California
Far West
Iimembe
Nicin College
Southern
Legure
Congress
Bearnia
United States Circuit
Pres Harrison
Acterna
Justice Fleisc
Boxing cards and racing meetings from early 20th century calendar
The calendar lists racing meetings for Jefferson Parish Fair Association in New Orleans and Cuba-American Jockey Club in Havana, plus Tijuana Jockey Club in Tijuana. Boxing bouts include Lynch vs. Smith in New York and Williams vs. Leonard in New York along with several 10 to 12 round matches in Syracuse Chicago Boston and Erie.
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Jefferson Parish Fair Association
New Orleans
Cuba-American Jockey Club
Havana
Tijuana
Boston
Jonny ‘Downes
Charlies O'Connell
Erie
Brunen Acquitted in Philadelphia Case. Mohr Faces Death Threat
Doris Brunen is acquitted by a jury in Philadelphia of complicity in the husband known as Honest John TP. Harry C. Mohr remains jailed after a murder charge with a motion for appeal to be filed January 9. The judge set a life sentence for Mohr if the appeal is denied. Oklahoma City reports trial arguments begin for Alva Bowen amid emotional insanity claims.
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Mrs. Brunen
Associated Press
Mount Holly
Theo
Doris Brunen
Thesi
John
Philadelphia
Harry C. Mohr
Kabiseh
Hrosaauime
Mohr
Che M. Powel
Oklahoma City
Oia
Alva ¢. Bowen
Police Post Orders on Ku Klux Klan Regalia Arrests
Chief of Police Walsh posted orders in Harrison New Jersey to arrest anyone seen in Klan regalia and to have the sanity of such persons assessed by physicians. The common council actions also call for unmasking hooded figures and penalties for imprisonment. The note recalls past events and mentions a Russian Relief bill and health ad lines.
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Associated Press
Harrison
N. J
Ku Klux Klan
Walsh
Common Council
Dainty Flour Marketed by Ouachita Flour and Feed Co
The Ouachita Flour and Feed Co announces Dainty brand flour as high quality and consistent from sack to sack. Although priced higher, the product is promoted as reliably superior for distributors and customers.
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Ouachita Flour and Feed CO. Distributors
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