Cabor Attacks Antitrust Policy In Federation Report
El Paso Texas The annual report of the American Federation of Labor executive council denounces the federal trade commission and anti monopoly legislation. It praises Secretary Hoover's Department of Commerce as constructive and warns against swift creation of labor banks. Federation figures show 1921 paid up membership at 2 865 979 with 23 labor banks and total labor bank resources over 60 million dollars.
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el Paso
Texas
Federal Trade Commission
Executive Council
American Federation of Labor
Department of Commerce
Hoover
Organized Labor
Frank Morrison
Court orders accounting in $1 million Illinois funds case
Master in Chancery Brigsie rules Gov Len Small must account for $1 million in state funds alleged to be withheld during his tenure as state treasurer. The ruling rejects the governor's plea in civil suits and also orders Verne S Curtis and Etha G Curtis to account for all interest they collected. Circuit Judge Burton plans to present the report to Attorney General Brundage before his retirement. Evidence mirrors that in the related criminal case tried at Waukegan.
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Small
Springfield
Brigsie
Sangamon
Len Small
Verne Ss. Curtis
Etha G. Curtis
Edward C. Curtis
Burton
Brundage
Woukegan
Ten Die In Storm Big Property Loss
New York reports a deadly gale along the Atlantic seaboard with ten known fatalities and extensive shipping and shore damage. Rescue teams search for missing mariners as 80 to 90 mile gales disrupt arrivals. Frolic survivors reach safety aboard Mexicano. total property losses run into millions.
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New York
Atlantic Seaboard
New York City
United States Revenue
Elizabeth
Coast Guard
Frolic
Brooklyn
Nantucket
Rockaway Point
East Hampton
Good Business for U S Says Bank Economist
Benjamin M. Anderson Jr of Chase National Bank told the Illinois Manufacturers' Association that rising agricultural prices and Europe’s Dawes plan improve U S prospects. He said industrial fundamentals are in better balance and financial policy supports a strong banking and credit environment.
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Chicago
Europe
Benjamin M. Anderson, Jr
Chase National Bank of New York
Illinois Manufacturers’ Costs Association
Llotel la Salle
Anderson
Two Die in Atlantic City Hotel Fire
An Atlantic City hotel blaze on Virginia Avenue near the Bond Wall killed an elderly man and a woman, with two other women believed dead. The fire followed an explosion on a Lambert Transportation barge at Staten Island Sound, destroying the barge and a steamship and injuring several workers. Authorities suspect arson amid a string of Jersey waterfront fires.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Bothwell
Virginia Avenue
Bond Wall
Warners
Lambert Transportation Company
Staten Island Sound
Jersey
Pastor's Wife Dies in Furnace in Columbus Case
Mrs Addie Sheatsley fifty wife of Rev OC V Sheatsley was found burned to ashes in her home furnace in Columbus Ohio Authorities ruled death by own action but prosecutor questioned the verdict The husband claimed she crawled into the furnace, locked the door and burned himself to death in the furnace room
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Columbus
Ohio
Addie Sheatsley
OC. V. Sheatsley
John R. King
Murphy
Mrs Harding Gives Up Says It Is Too Late
Marion Ohio reports Mrs Florence Kling Harding widow of the late President may live days or die any time. Bulletin says no change in her condition remains very weak and exhausted. Dr George T Harding father of the late President visited and asked if he could help. She replied it is too late.
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Marion
Ohio
Florence Kling Harding
White Oaks
Charles EB. Sawyer
President Harding
Bandits Rob 76 Autoists at Cafe Near Mitchell Ill
Seventy six guests at a cafe near Mitchell Illinois were robbed of jewelry and cash totaling eight to ten thousand dollars by eighteen armed bandits. The group held the grounds overnight while guests arrived. A well dressed man guided arrivals to a rear parking area where bandits seized valuables.
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St. Louis
Mitchell
Here
Teeth of Elephants
A descriptive note explains elephant dentition noting eight teeth with two above and two below on each side and huge yellow molars. It contrasts the elephant’s "milk teeth" and permanent molars, both pivotal in the animal’s nutrition, with the adult stage reached at about fourteen years old.
Juicy Fruits as Nature’s Sugar-Coated Pills
The text extols juicy fruits as wholesome raw foods rich in organic mineral salts. It notes they lack starch fat or protein yet advocate their status as nature’s perfect sugar coated pills due to their mineral content.
How Wood Is Bent
The forest service explains the steam bending process for wood used in this purpose. Hickory and ash are common choices. A straight piece is steamed in hot steam and bent over a desired form, then clamped and dried to set the shape.
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Forest Service
Leonardo's Genius: Curiosity and Beauty United
Walter Pater notes two core forces in Leonardo da Vinci genius curiosity and the drive for beauty. He describes their tension and harmony creating a subtle graceful quality in his art.
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Leonardo
Walter Pater
True Courage and Circumspection in Nayland Quote
A quotation attributes true courage to circumspection, contrasting wise restraint with rash hardness, and credits Jones of Nayland as the source.
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Jones
Nayland
Inkwent Has Self-Closing Cover With Pen Rack
An invention features a cover linked to a pen holding rack that closes automatically when a pen is placed on the rack. The design integrates storage and cover function to protect ink and maintain presentation.
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CABOR
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Trade Board
Atlantic
U.S
Atlantic City Hotel
Mitchell, Ill
Calumet Concrete Construction Co
115Th ST
Bintacan
Apex
Michigan Avenue
Pullman
S. Halsted
Eng
RED Comb Chicken
Conrad Kern
Indiana Avenue
Riverdale
Public Service
Public Service Company OF
Northern Illinois
C. L. Hyatt
Public Service Co
Illinois St
Reights Telephone
Chicago Heights
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