Muscatine Journal and News-Tribune Publisher and Staff
A transcription fragment lists the Muscatine Journal and News-Tribune with Journal Printing Co. as printer and editions in major cities. It names Rothenberg and Jann, Clyde R. Rabedeaux, and D. D. Mich as publisher and editor roles.
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the Muscatine Journal and News-Tribune BY Journal Printing CO
Chicago
New York
Kansas City
Detroit
Atlanta
St. Louis
San Francisco
Nore. Rothenberg & Jann
Clyde R. Rabedeaux
D. D. Mich
The Drive for Shorter Hours in American Industry
The nation debates a 30 hour week driven by Washington policy and public opinion. Employers fear higher production costs, while public sentiment, led by figures like Henry Ford and Judge Gary, pushes toward an eight hour day history. The piece links shorter weeks to leisure education and broader social progress.
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Burton Kline
John W. Citizen
Washington
Gary
U. S. Steel
Mr. Roosevelt
Henry Ford
L. P. Jacks
Ethelbert Stewart
Adam
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Women Breadwinners Challenging Job Deprivation Notion
An article argues married women are often the sole breadwinners or essential income earners. A Harper's Magazine study cites a New England factory survey showing 40 percent of married women support their families. A Pennsylvania study of 34,000 families finds 28 percent depend on the wife and 50 percent rely on her salary. The piece asserts wives work out of necessity, not choice.
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Harper’s Magazine
New England
Pennsylvania
Payroll underwrites public works only for on job labor
A plan backed by a major financial group urges the Treasury to guarantee payrolls only for workers actually on site. The idea would speed relief by funding payrolls at the time work starts, reducing federal maintenance and boosting local government and bank activity. France may move against the Ruhr to enforce sanctions as Germany faces alleged arms production.
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George Durne
Washington
Public Works
Treasury
Public Works Administration
Central Plan
Hods
Uncle Sam
Germany
France
Ruhr
America
Berlin
Bank of International Settlements
White House seeks all sub-officials out of the market
News Behind The News notes a plan to create a federal office of procurement through which all government purchases will be made. The piece mocks applicants and hints at changes in federal purchasing while mentioning Roosevelt’s push for repeal of the 18th Amendment and political maneuvering in Alabama and Tennessee.
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Glass Houses
Roosevelt
Uncle Sam
White House
Senate
Wise Boys
Geneva
Ble
New
Federal Office of Procurement
Alabama National
Senator McKellar
Tennessee
McKellar
Philippines
Wall Street Notes on Speculation and Utilities
New York observers report Washington signaling against rampant speculation, hinting at market cooling and safer prices. Utilities face battles over public ownership and long-term contracts while banks brace for stricter post Glass-Eow policy. Harriman’s insanity defense mocks and Douglas faces budget tensions as oil proof rubber debuts ahead of auto shows.
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New York
James McMullin
Washington
Wall Street
Moonlight excursion by Champion Hose in Muscatine
Fifty years ago today the Champion Hose company of Muscatine sponsored a moon light excursion on the steamer Ida May. Cyrus Kemble of Muscatine announced the purchase of Mrs. Freg Stones residence on the Iowa City road.
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Champion Hose Company
Muscatine
Ida May
Cyrus Kemble
Freg Stone
Iowa City Road
H. F. Martin
Grace Lutheran
State Luther League
Marshalltown
Perry Sutherland
Hugh Wilson
Indiana
Muscatine Y. M. C. A
Muscatine County
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