ABU S LIBERTY Aimed at repeal ofProhibition in labor groups
A national committee of organized labor led by Matthew Woll of the AFL convened in Philadelphia. He urged aggressive action to overturn prohibition, blaming industrialists and church leaders for enforcing the law and calling for breaking or resisting injunctions to restore workers' rights.
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Honor to Unknown Mother at Shrine in Arlington
The annual Memorial to motherhood at Arlington National Cemetery honors unknown mothers whose sons lie at the Unknown Soldier's tomb. American War Mothers and other groups lay floral tributes as chiefs of staff and officials observe. Rev. Dr. Sizoo affirms mothers as the seed of national greatness. Troops from Fort Meyer and Boy Scouts aid crowd control.
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A Mother Is a Wonderful Thing and a Farewell
A reflection on a mother as loving, forgiving, and uniquely understanding. The text closes with the sorrow of a mother dying and leaving her child.
Day Held Sacred to Mother Love
The second Sunday in May is national Mother's Day, a time to honor mothers with prayers, gifts, and formal church services. The article traces Mother's Day origins, its 1914 national proclamation by Woodrow Wilson, and church traditions such as flowers, special sermons, and flowers salutés.
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Mother's Pride in This I'm Sure We All Agree
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