Hughes Urges Just Laws for Labor and Compensation
In Sacramento the Republican candidate Charles E. Hughes urged an adequate compensation law for workers in hazardous interstate trades. He praised existing labor protections under Republican administrations, including safety acts and hours of service, calling for broader fair legislation and a move away from negligence actions toward true labor compensation.
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Cal
Charles E. Hughes
Hughes
Department of Activity
U. S
Cooperation and well managed labor ensure American prosperity
The passage argues that profitable results depend on workers recognizing the value of productive effort and managers guiding production. It stresses government responsibility to ensure sound foundations and calls for a spirit of cooperation among all involved as essential to America's ideals and prosperity.
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Aswell Attacks Hughes Over Inconsistencies in House
Representative Aswell of Louisiana assails Charles E. Hughes in the House for egoism and inconsistency. He accuses the Republican nominee of pandering to monopolistic interests and derides campaign statements as contradictory against preparedness and funding.
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Washington, D. C
Charles E. Hughes
Aswell
Louisiana
Emocrat
Hughes
New York
Efficiency Expert Arrives to Speed Army Mail Service
M. H. Bunn, an efficiency expert from the postoffice department, arrives in San Antonio to study border mail handling. He praises Llano Grande post office for handling 14 000 pieces daily, aided by soldier clerks, and mentions limited complaints about tardy mail from troops. He plans to inspect railroad mail service with Chief Clerk Arnold and head to Eagle Pass and Ki Paso.
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Weather bulletin tracks tropical disturbance near Turks Island
Weather bureau reports the tropical disturbance that passed Porto Rico Tuesday morning lies west southwest of Turk's Island and moves northwestward. A close watch on the South Atlantic and Florida coasts has begun for the first signs of the storm.
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Washington, D. C
Weather Bureau
Porto Rico
Turk’s Island
South Atlantic
Florida
Conductor Honored For Mercy On Milk Request
J F Donnell a White River division conductor held a passenger train for 20 minutes at Cotter Ark to obtain milk for a sick baby aboard. Eb F Bush St Louis receiver praised the act saying it showed humanity above railroad discipline.
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Mr. Bush
Inquiry into Shooting of Three Men in Dublin Opens
An inquiry in the Four Courts investigates the 1916 rebel killings of F. Sheehy Skeffington Ired McIntyre and Thomas Dickson without trial. The victims were shot by Captain Bowen Colthurst who was court martialed and found guilty but insane.
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Ired McIntyre
Thomas Dickson
Bowen Colthurst
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