Secretary Nagel Reports Harsh Iron and Steel Hours
Washington reports by Secretary Nagel of the commerce and labor department show that among iron and steel workers in the United States the typical week runs seven days with many on eighty four hours or more per week. The study covers 344 plants and 90,000 workers, noting foreign born predominance, low pay, and a minority under sixty hours weekly.
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Baseball Scores and Standings Roundup
American League results include Boston 4 over St Louis 3 in Boston, Washington 1 over Cleveland 0, Philadelphia 13 over Detroit 6, New York 4 over Chicago 3 in the first game, and New York 8 over Chicago 2 in the third game. Standings show Detroit 63-32, Boston 49-48, Athletics 60-24, Cleveland 48-51, New York 50-46, Washington 35-60, Chicago 48-45, St Louis 29-66. National League games list Pittsburgh 10 Boston 2, with no other games scheduled. Standings place Chicago 56-33, New York 56-36, Philadelphia 56-37, Boston 56-37, St Louis 52-41, Cincinnati 43-53, Brooklyn 24-58, Pittsburgh 20-74. Tri-State results include York 2 Reading 1, Altoona 5 Trenton 0, Lancaster 11 Harrisburg 0, Johnstown 1 Wilmington 0 (first game) and Johnstown 1 Wilmington 0 (second game). Standings show Reading 54-23, York 37-42, Trenton 47-33, Lancaster 36-40, Harrisburg 35-43, Wilmington 26-52.
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Pension for Andy Toth in Carnegie roll
Andy Toth who served twenty years for a crime he did not commit has been added to Andrew Carnegie’s private pension roll. Carnegie ordered ten dollars monthly as Toth plans to return to Hungary to join his wife after release from the Pittsburgh prison. The piece also notes urged poultry culture appropriations and industry reflections with rural sayings about pigeons and broilers.
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Braddock
Plume less Hats Stir New Jersey Beach Regions
New Jersey enforces a feather hat ban to curb plumes in travel wear. Governor Woodrow Wilson signed the primeless hat act, backed by Audubon society opposition, targeting visitors at Atlantic City and resorts statewide. Police will study feather restrictions as the law governs women travelers and local fashion.
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Woodrow Wilson
Audubon Society
Jersey
Broathway
Cuban Band Starts Uprising Against Government
Cuban insurgents led by General Guillermo Azevedo, with eight to ten riders, moved from Regla toward Havana and then to Lugano, issuing a manifesto denouncing President Gomes and threatening arson if resigned. Naranjo was shot after serving as guide as rurales and troops pursue the rebels across a densely settled region.
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New Mexico and Santa Fe in Building Permit Fee Dispute
Territorial officials challenge Santa Fe on a 40 cent building permit fee claiming it is a tax and have obtained a temporary injunction to stop collection. The piece also touches on poultry hobbies and notes about breeders, pigeons, turkeys, and early electricity powered hatchings.
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Towanda Pay Electric Light Company
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Balloonist Harry Darnell Falls to Death in Air Show
In Plainfield New Jersey on August 2 Harry Darnell a veteran balloonist from Chicago fell seven hundred feet during an air show before thousands of spectators He promised a double flip and to catch a trapeze with his toes He leaped turned twice and missed the bar resulting in death.
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Frederick Market Prices and Farm Ads Marching Ahead
Frederick market prices from the Frederick County Farmers Exchange list grains hay and feeds with bids for wheat corn rye oats barley flour mill feed and seeds. It includes cotton seed meal timothy clover hay and straw, plus a promotional note urging readers to subscribe for The News to reach buyers and sellers.
Birth of 15-Pound Baby in Middletown News
In Middletown New York on August 2 a baby girl weighing fifteen pounds and four ounces was born to Mrs William L Moore wife of a prosperous farmer near the city. The grandmother reports the birth and both mother and child are doing well.
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Pupil of Mrs Eddy Dead in Brookline
William B Johnson longtime clerk of the Christian Science Mother Church has died in Brookline at age unnamed. He was a pupil of Mrs Eddy, founder of Christian Science. The notice appears amid district advertising snippets in the paper.
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