Ohioan author of amendment answers critic
Representative Israel M. Foster of Athens Ohio declares the child labor amendment ridiculed by critics and says it does not prohibit work by persons under 18. He explains the amendment enables Congress to enact labor laws based on state sentiment and notes many states already regulate under 15 to 21. Foster says farms and farm children would not be affected and the bill will apply to those over 16 once enacted.
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Soviet Russia Aims To Abolish Religion Says War Correspondent
War correspondent Captain Francis McCullagh now in the United States argues that Soviet rule under Lenin is a permanent attack on religion. He cites the Moscow Marx slab and calls Bolshevism a system intent on destroying Christianity and capitalism, tolerating Orthodox church members only to absorb them into Bolshevism. The piece outlines the Bolshevik strategy to graft communism onto established institutions, including the church and family, to extinguish religious life.
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Wallace couple hosts New Bedford show er shower
New Bedford couple Mr and Mrs Bob Wallace celebrated a miscellaneous shower at their home on Friday with about fifty guests. Weekend visits included Mr and Mrs B F Harry in New Castle and Mr and Mrs Lloyd Redmond plus son Glenn from Youngstown Ohio. Community events featured a chicken supper at the town hall and various social calls and visits across New Castle Hubbard and Petersburg.
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New Castle
Lloyd Redmond
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Youngstown, C
Vert Redmond
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Dorothy Bauder
Dorothy Dogan
Helen Shields
Floyd Harry
Coitsville
Methodist Church
Ed Porter
Lina Porter
Ed Sutton
Robi. Wallace
P. G. Club
David Zimmerman
Jennie Ribblet
Petersburg
Viola Rogers
Frank Calderwood
Wilcox
Ralph Underwood
Hubbard
Admiral Beatty in retirement rumors after Jutland debate
The wartime commander of Britain’s grand fleet may retire at 53 amid a new book accusing him of a role in the Jutland defeat. Jellicoe is faulted by some for not “following me.” Beatty, 53, rose to Admiral of the Fleet at 48 and earned high honors before possibly settling in Leicestershire as First Sea Lord or a colonial governor. Countess Beatty links to Chicago society, and their elder son Viscount Borodale is a midshipman.
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Public Buildings Bill Approved for Post Offices and Bridge
Washington Jan 27 The House Building Committee approved the Elliot bill to authorize spending 150 million dollars for new post offices and other federal buildings with site and construction details left to Treasury and the Postmaster General. The committee also backed a 14 million dollar memorial bridge across the Potomac linking the Lincoln Memorial and Arlington.
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Potomac
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Funeral returns for Edward Logue family and hometown ties
Mr and Mrs J W Logue of Butler Mrs John Burns and Mrs Holden of Youngstown Ohio Mrs Katherine Reid and son Ronald of Pittsburgh and Miss Winnie Burns of Butler have returned home after attending the funeral of Edward Logue of Borough Line Street. The system of shorthand writing used in France and Italy was invented in 1786.
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Ronald
Pittsburgh
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Italy
Parents of Abandoned Child Heads to Court
In Philadelphia on January 27 Judge Raymond McNeille will decide parentage of a nearly two year old boy claimed by Mrs. Russell F.E. Steimling and Mrs. Martha Silknitter. After two hours of testimony the judge postponed further hearing. the child remains in custody of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children. The boy was found abandoned in a Camden rooming house last December.
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International News Service
Philadelphia
Raymond McNeille
Solomon
Russell FE. Steimling
Martha Duff Silknitter
Camden
N. J
Greenville Deputy Here Wednesday To Install Officers
Mrs Blanche Kinder of Greenville Pa Deputy of the Dames of America lodge will officiate at the Loyal Sons and Dames of America installation in the Knights of Pythias hall City Building at 230 PM on Wednesday January 28. It is expected every member will attend to greet her.
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Blanche Kinder
Greenville
Dames of America Lodge
Officers of the Loyal Sons and Dames of America
Knights of Pythias
Bees Make Owners Pay Damages for Stung Mules
The Mississippi Supreme Court upheld a Washington county ruling awarding 259 dollars to Will Ammons for the death of two mules stung by honey bees owned by Charles Kellogg. The decision rests on the view that domesticated bees render owners liable for damages caused by their insects. The case details reflect a period in which property losses from animals were legally upheld as recoverable damages.
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Miss
Mississippi Supreme Court
Washington County
Will Ammons
Charles Kellog
Henderson to Address Students Tonight in City Lecture
Henderson will deliver an address to LaSalle Extension University students and their friends in the city and vicinity, presenting an excellent lecture on Wednesday evening. The event aims to inform and engage attendees about timely topics and scholarly discussion.
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LaSalle Extension University
Starving Crew Rescued From Icelandic Schooner Kren
In Bergen Norway on January 27, a passing vessel spotted the helpless Icelandic schooner Kren after a two month drift through terrible weather. The exhausted crew was taken aboard the rescuer as the ship’s food ran out and fuel dwindled.
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Norway
Kren
Kellogg's ALL BRAN promotes relief for constipation
Kellogg's ALL BRAN promises permanent relief and improved appearance for constipation, claiming doctors recommend it and a guarantee of permanence if eaten regularly. It states two tablespoons daily, offers recipe ideas, and notes production in Battle Creek Michigan with wide restaurant distribution.
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Nature
Battle Creek
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