Ohioan author defends child labor amendment in Congress
Washington January 27 Representative Israel Foster of Athens Ohio defends the Tahar amendment against critics who call it ridiculous He says the proposal does not ban labor by under 18 year olds and would enable Congress to enact a nationwide child labor law with state input The amendment passed the House April 20 1924 and Senate June 2 1924 both by wide margins Foster notes states already regulate under 18 work including New York and Ohio and that the bill would not apply to those over 16 until the amendment is adopted
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Soviet Russia's Main Admis Slav ery, Says War Correspondent
War correspondent Captain Francis McCullagh now in the United States argues that the Soviet government’s attack on religion is a global menace. He claims Lenin offered no new ideas, that Moscow’s Red bureaucracy rules arbitrarily, and that religion is targeted as part of a permanent Bolshevist plan to destroy Christianity and capitalism through subversive state power.
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Wallace scene marks recent wedding shower in New Bedford
New Bedford couple Mr and Mrs Bob Wallace hosted a miscellaneous shower at their home on Friday with about thirty guests. Attendees included Mr and Mrs B F Harry and families from New Castle and Youngstown. Community activities mention church supper plans and local visits among residents through the weekend.
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BEATTY SEEN AS POTENTIAL RETIREMENT AFTER JUTLAND CRITICISM
The wartime commander of Britain's grand fleet, Admiral Beatty, may retire at 62 amid a new book accusing him of a role in the Jutland defeat. Friends argue Jellicoe, not Beatty, erred. Beatty’s bold tactics and famed signals, including the rumored "follow me" stance, fueled public debate. Beatty, First Sea Lord, may become a colonial governor or settle in Leicestershire as his son follows naval footsteps.
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Public Buildings Bill Approved by House Committee
The House Building Committee approved a bill to authorize expenditure of 150 million dollars for new post offices and other government buildings. Sites and construction details would be set by the Treasury Secretary and the Postmaster General. The panel also backed a 14 million dollar Memorial Bridge project across the Potomac between the Lincoln Memorial and Arlington.
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Judge to decide custody for abandoned Camden boy
In Philadelphia Juvenile Court Judge Raymond McNeille is asked to arbitrate custody of an eight year old boy claimed as son by both Mrs Russell Be Steimling and Mrs Martha Silknitter. After a two hour hearing, the judge postponed today for further proceedings. The child is in the custody of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children while tests and guardianship questions proceed. The boy was found abandoned in a Camden rooming house last December.
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Greenville Deputy Here Wednesday To Install Officers
Mrs. Blanche Kinder of Greenville Pennsylvania Deputy of the Dames of America lodge will officiate at the installation of officers of the Loyal Sons and Dames of America in the Knights of Pythias Hall City Building Wednesday January 28 at 2 30 PM It is hoped every member will be present to greet Mrs Kinder.
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Bees liable for damages in Mississippi case
The Mississippi Supreme Court upheld a Washington county award of 280 damages to Will Ammons for the death of two mules killed by honey bees owned by Charles Kellog. The decision confirms owners’ liability for damages caused by their domesticated bees. The unrelated note mentions Thomas F L Henderson speaking about making dreams come true at the YWCA and later addressing the Pittsburgh Chamber of Commerce.
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Henderson Will Make Address for Local Students
A forthcoming address will be delivered in the city to area students and residents, presenting an opportunity to hear a noted leader speak on topics of universality and progress. The event is set for the coming Wednesday at a central venue.
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Starving Crew Rescued From Icelandic Schooner Kren
In Bergen Norway on January 27 a passing vessel rescued the crew of the Icelandic schooner Kren after two months at sea. The ship had drifted disabled in terrible weather and exhausted food supplies before rescue.
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Kellogg's ALL-BRAN Promises Permanent Constipation Relief
An old advertise ment claims constipation causes blotchy complexion and links over forty diseases to the condition. Kellogg's ALL-BRAN is promoted as the permanent solution, guaranteed to work if eaten regularly, with a money back offer. It recommends two tables spoons daily and notes ALL-BRAN is made in Battle Creek, Michigan.
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