Adoption of child labor amendment would extend federal farm work rules
A discussion notes that adoption of the proposed child labor amendment would let federal standards apply to rural farm work for children. It cites limited state coverage, with four states detailing agriculture rules and many youths still leaving school to work on farms across several states.
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Ashington
Congress
Supreme Court
Nebraska
Massachusetts
Pennsylvannia
Ohio
Children's Bureau
California
Illinois
Michigan
North Dakota
Colorado
Texas
Maryland
Virginia
Kentucky
South Carolina
Connecticut
Comptroller Dawes Presses for National Banks Protection
Henry M. Dawes, comptroller of the currency, urges Congress to preserve the national banking system and resist moves to abolish the office or expand branch banking. He argues independent control is needed to safeguard national banks and oppose conflicting interests. He contrasts private branch banks with a federally supervised reserve system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hnry M. Dawes
Congress
The
Tional Banka
Dawes
Red Flag Over White House Aimed by Soviet Instructions
President Coolidge and Secretary Hughes publicized authentic Soviet instructions to the Workers Party of America urging intensified revolutionary work to “raise the Red flag over the White House.” The State Department cited the ties between the Soviet regime and the Communist International.
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White House
Workers’ Party of America
Ralse
Cool Anary Hughes
America
Recognion
Hughes
Zinoviev
Communist International
Petrograd Soviet
United States
Department of Justice
Russia
Red Organization
State Department
Communist Party For
Steklov
Rus
Sian Communist Party
All- Russian Central Executive Committee
Izvestia
Soviet Russia
Worker's Party of America
W. Pp. A
United States of North America
Coolidge Grants Amnesty and Frees 31 War Prisoners
President Coolidge commuting the sentences of all remaining war law violators releases 31 prisoners from Leavenworth. Among those freed are few convicted in 1919 for I W W activities in Kansas City Chicago and Sacramento. Haywood is reported as abroad in Russia or missing with various Red fortunes noted.
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Coolidge
Leavenworth
Kan
Kansas City
Chicago
Willam D
Big Bill) Haywood
Sacramento
Newton D
Beker
James G. Harbord
Charles H. Brent
Episcopal Church
Army Chaplain Service
American Civil Liberties League
Borah
Toaho
Congress
United States
C. J. Bourg
Harry Lloyd
Charles Ti, McKinnon
James P. Thompson
Alexander Cournos
Burt Lorton
James Rowan
Big Bil Haywood
Iussia
Wis
Reds
First State Reception at White House Wins Brilliance
President Coolidge and Mrs Coolidge received the diplomatic corps and about 2060 guests at the White House in the first state reception of the new administration. The blue room was filled with diplomats and officials as military aids lined the procession. The French ambassador Jusserand led the diplomatic line, followed by members of the cabinet and their wives in formal attire.
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Omment
Washington
Ress
Coolidge
Highes
Costs Millions for One Battle
The article outlines the immense costs of British artillery in World War I, noting single bombardments for Ypres and Messines, daily expenditures, and total war credits. It compares daily spends, totals for France and other theaters, and Britain's rising national debt from 1914 to 1920, illustrating the scale of war funding and manpower.
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New York
Great Britain
Ypres
War Office
Messines
France
Wlinders
Italy
Salonten
British East Africa
Egypt
Mesopotamia
Aden
India
Burmah
ByanGas
Mies
Hindenburg
Arras
United States
Toa
Britain
British Isles
Flanders
Mons
London
Sea Aly
Durl
Colored Lumber By Weinberg and Renner Startup
A Philadelphia chemist Weinberg and German chemist Dr. Renner claim a method to dye and preserve lumber within two days at a cost under a dollar per tree. They plan commercial use next spring and show apparatus attached to a tree.
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Weinberg
Philadelphia
Herbert Renner
Fossilized Oyster Found in Canada
Winnipeg reports a fossilized oyster unearthed by A G Shearer while plowing a hill near Pope Manitoba. Dr R C Wallace of the University of Manitoba suggests the oyster dates back to a pre glacial era and was carried by glacial ice millions of years before the current epoch.
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Winnipeg
A.G. Shearer
Pope
Manitoba
R. C. Wallace
University of Manitoba
Shearer
Toll of Tuberculosis Decreased During 1922
The Department of Commerce cites census data showing 90 542 deaths from tuberculosis in 1922 United States with a rate of 07 per 10000 population, a drop of 24 since 1921. Colorado had the highest adjusted rate at 172.0 per 100 000 and Nebraska the lowest at 86.1. Mississippi posted the lowest white population rate at 64.6.
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Washington
Department of Commerce
United States
Coe ‘Yo
Colorado
Nebraska
Tennersee
Dog Leads Searchers to Scene of Owner's Death
Clar ence Meeks was found dead in Gunley River about 75 feet from his gun and duck bag on the riverbank. Authorities believe he went into the river to retrieve a shot duck and drowned. his dog guided searchers to the scene and fed them clues at the bank.
Swedes Develop Grain Drying Machine for Damp Weather
Stockholm reports a new Swedish contrivance that dries grain to counter damp conditions. The device promises cost savings for flour mills and could reduce the need to blend imported American grain.
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Stockholm
Thon
Sweden
Adersen
Swedler
Legislative notes on budget and agriculture relief proposals
The report outlines Senate resolutions urging federal and state action to relieve farm economic hardship. It discusses jail repeal clauses, the push for a comprehensive state budget, and resistance to eliminating standing appropriations. It also notes code commission debates and payroll payment rulings during a holiday recess.
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J. D. Buser
Muscatine County
Code Commission
Buser
Senate
code /commission
Fortieth General .Assembly
Department of Agriculture
Towa
John Hammill
State Auditor’s Office
Ben J
Gibson
B.M. ‘Stoddard
House
Dutcher
Iowa City
Smith
People of Iowa
Cal “Bank
Carrie Hammill
Bucer
Iowa Progress and Problems Highlight State Developments
A scattered survey notes Iowa farm gains with higher crop values and better roads needed. It cites 104,082 miles of roads, 23 governors since statehood, and a push to enforce prohibition. It mentions agricultural leadership, veteran attendance plans, and federal road funds totaling about $6 million.
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Alwiya
Iowa
Jiake
Towa
Winneba Worth
Beryl P
Colfax
Iite
J. A. “Tracy
Phall
Star Distribution
Nals Nana
Solons Demand Aid for Farmers in Iowa Senate
Iowa Senate Republicans mutinied against national leaders, passing Bowman concurrent resolution 26 to 16. The measure urges Washington to address economic inequities menacing Middle West farmers and seek immediate agricultural relief. The final text omits direct reference to the Republican party.
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Senate
Middle West
Congress
Lincoln
McKinley
Roosevelt
Harding
Iowa
Bowman
Washington
State House
United States
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