History of Labor Day Observance and Legal Status
The article traces Labor Day origins in New York with the Central Labor Union proposing September as a festal day featuring parades and speeches. It notes widespread adoption by state legislatures, a 1894 federal legal holiday for DC and territories, and the goal that wage earners of all kinds should rest as on the Fourth of July.
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New York
Central Labor Union
Indus Japor’s
Enics
American Federation of Labor
Congress
District of Columbia
Territories
Labor Union Builds In Capital For Wahuden Suburb
A labor union in Wahuden plans a new Carpenters building costing about 300000. The six story complex includes an auditorium for carpenters and other unions with training rooms in the basement. Financing relies on rents and support from allied unions and the American Federation.
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Subur
Carpen
Fuzhrones
First Union of Machinists Formed in 1888
The International Association of Machinists began with 19 machinists in Atlanta, Georgia, in May 1888. A May convention attended by delegates from 74 locals elected leaders and changed the name to the National Association of Machinists as the group expanded nationally.
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International Association of Mecchiniots
Atlanta
America
Atlants
O Orsnieation
Rome
Internationea Nation of
Machiniem
Laters al
Engineers Unite: Formed 1896 Union for Steam Engineers
A fragmentary notice describes the Engineers' Union origin in 1896 as a group of steam engineers seeking solidarity with other trades. It notes early meetings in St and at the American Federation convention, with four engineers in attendance and proposals for a pole union. The piece traces name changes through 185 to 1905 toward a broader steam and op role.
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Federa Thy
Pole Union
St. To
Value of Union Workers Must Prove Its Merit
John P. Frey, president of the Ohio State Federation of Labor, argues union leaders must prove that cooperative, friendly relations with employers benefit both sides. He urges demonstrating that unionized workplaces offer better conditions, aiming to win broad employer support and expand nonviolent collaboration.
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John P. Frey
Ohio State Federation of Labor
Mir Tele
Dexeloft Morétmd
High Tribute Paid Leaders of Labor by Sir Henry Thornton
Sir Henry Thornton a veteran railway executive born in America and experienced in the United States and Britain pays tribute to labor leaders. He cites fair treatment and honest conduct, noting his long involvement with workers and trade unions across railways in wartime and peacetime.
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Sir Henry Thornton
United States
England
Great Eastern Railway
France
Carmia
Utah News Notes Highlights Farm and Road Projects
Regions across Utah report good forest conditions and bloom in Ephraim area. University of Idaho milk test awards Jersey cow top select class with 597.26 pounds butterfat and 745 pounds milk. Davis county roads spend 26,002.45. Kaysville gets 540. rest to improve school routes. Weather cooler in Snake River valley. small rains noted. Price-Salt Lake road project from Rolapp to Nolan valued at 141000 dollars. Great Northern proposes mail service competion in Oregon, Idaho, and California corridor. Layton station dairy shipments show July decline versus last year. Malad fair directors set committees for September 22 event. Utah mining output ranks strong in 1926. Muhotire Nevada cutoff revival discussed in Nampa. Idaho Falls reports strong grain and alfalfa crops. Carbon county meat and dairy inspection proposals advance. Nampa population exceeds 10,000 with 14 million gallons water use in July. Provo discusses fish propagation waste and pond strategy. Ephraim Seeley men report lambing range improvements from reservoirs July 30.
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University OF Idaho
Moscow
Imperial Augerez
University
Farmington
Davis County
Kaysville
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Snake River
G. Clyde Baldwin
Price—Ely Construction Company
Rolapp
Nolan
Price-Salt Lake
Washington
South Central
Oreek
Orth
Great Northern Railway
Benl
Riamath Falls
Fallroad
LCC
Denver & Vio Grande Western
Layton
Devis Qunty
Woods
Ely
Farm Bureau
Mathews
Malad
Eneida County
Park City
NAMPA
Kaho & Direst Highway
California
Doverna
N.C
Boldriden
Samoa Kiwanis Club
Caldwell
Oregon
Com Nevis
Winne Mucea
Ohana
Salt Lake Valley
Ivy W. CC. Carpenter
Brokone
Federal Farm Labor Bureau
United States
Labor Division
Chamber of Commerce
Carbon County
K. F. Lueder
Flo
News House
Passport Photos Resemblance Questioned by Officials
Frederick Tisdale cites Liberty article noting New York passport officials see vanity in photo submissions. An official recalls older applicants bringing high school pictures, and explains that current photos must accurately resemble the holder for proper identification.
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New York
Pessport Apthors
Frederick Tisdale
Liberty
New York Poseport Office
Girl Inventor Honored by Russian Engineer-Constructor
A Russian government project appoints Mine L. Paltor, a gifted girl inventor, as engineer-constructor. She is among the few women in the field and recently perfected an airplane engine rated at 20 horsepower, designed for the All Russian conference on aerial and chemical defense.
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L. ¥. Paltor
Changeable Animal Revealed by University Scientist
Dr Martha Rooting of the University of Pennsylvania claims a changeable amoeba like creature can morph into a flagellate form and then revert to its amoeba state. The annal is described as a jelly drop in the amoeba family with transformation abilities.
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Martha Rooting
Soological Department
University of Pennsylvania
Bonting
Looking Ahead Sam's Worrying Habit Questioned
In a brief anecdote from American Legion Monthly Sam is told by his employer to stop worrying about nothing as he holds a steady job. Sam acknowledges the fear but says he has nothing in sight should Ahyevah decide to quit.
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Sam
American Legion Monthly
Electric welding feat begins in California pipeline
The project claims the strongest electric welds and the most elaborate feat yet. A contract for a water supply pipe of eight and a half miles long and feet in diameter has been awarded to a bidder who will install a welded main for the entire distance.
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California
The Insinuating Wretch Mra O Grouch Yoln
TheInsinuating Wretch Mra O Grouch Yoln mutters in a dream like fashion about biting her tongue in sleep and asking if another has a hasty taste this morning in June.
One Way Only: Court Transcript Fragments Describe Violent Quarrel
An American Legion monthly fragment recalls a magistrate interaction in which a man on the stand is asked if he witnessed a violent quarrel between a wife and her husband. The man responds he said nothing, claiming he was not saying anything.
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American Legion
A Total Failure in a Murky Legal Tale
An oblique quotation tells of a famed criminal lawyer consoling a distressed figure. The fragment references a long-ago conflict, a lack of sensational tabloid coverage, and hints at hidden wars in a periodical titled The Aterhern Legion Monthly.
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Aterhern Legion Monthly
Striking She Pht Jothbab ete Weddings Display
A cryptic sports note describes a striking display by She Pht Jothbab at weddings. He Tivy would have joined if eleven garter elocks had been in play, suggesting a playful misread of a past event.
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Truncated readable fragment from a historical page hints at an event or notice but lacks clear entities or dates. The readable words suggest a fictional or garbled phrase rather than a concrete report.
The Retort Withering Mother quotes a temperamental quarrel
A fragment from Capper's Weekly shows Mildred dismissing Hared's fretfulness as temperamental while a teasing exchange hints at parental concern. The dialogue suggests a domestic scene with playful banter and a mock quarrel between lovers.
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Mildred
Hared
Capper
Car Sales Notice with Misread Features
Fragmentary sale item notes describe a vehicle with unclear accessories and terms. The text mentions a troughle light and references Pathfinder style elements but lacks coherent details, making a precise model, price, or seller unclear. Further readable context would help identify the exact make and sale conditions.
Fragmentary Souvenir Note On Gift Origin Revealed
A fragmentary souvenir note questions who gave a certain keepsake and when it was received. The readable text hints at a personal reflection on the origin of the mint bear and its connection to a tender moment, but the full context remains unclear.
Trails of Yosemite Park To Queenne Nathogal pirk Cleedine OM flies
A fragmentary item notes Yosemite Park trails and a named location. The readable text mentions motor vehicles and travel routes but lacks full context or clear events.
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Richard Worten
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Engineers’ Union
Bach
Canadian Railway Head
News
Utah
Mant) National Forest
Ephraim Orangeville
Trail Mountains
Castle Dale
Orangeville
Provo
Mark Anderson
Tah Fish and Game Protective Association
Ephraim
Hyrum
Karl Seeley
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Postum Company, Inc
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Yosemite Park
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