Corporations Developing Souls and the Humane Trend
B C Forbes surveys whether major firms show more humanity after the Equitable Gas disaster. Reports from the Pittsburgh Press and Philadelphia indicate rapid relief efforts, fair claim handling, and moves toward worker and public welfare. The piece argues corporations are increasingly owned by workers and customers, though some railways still overwork staff.
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Equitable Gas Company
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Owen Son-in-Law of Bryan Dies From War Malady
Maj Reginald Owen, son-in-law of the late William Jennings Bryan and World War veteran, died in MIAMIE Florida from a war illness contracted in the Dardanelles. Born in Ceylon in 1883, he married Miss Bryan in Lincoln in 1930. both served in WWI and lived in Egypt. He is survived by his widow and a citizen heir.
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India
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The Lovelorn Cantinued Frew and Georgie
A tense scene unfolds as Georgie resists Ernest Brooks and his demand to flee together. He professes a bond, then pressures her with a planned meeting at Rivard's restaurant. She rejects him, deciding to leave him and deny a future with Mrs Mountford, choosing independence over his threats.
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International
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Husband Slayer Prepares Self-Defense Plea in Ohio
Velma West 21, charged with first degree murder for killing her husband, awaits January grand jury. Counsel plan a self defense plea with possible temporary insanity angle, following witness questioning.
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Velma West
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Kentucky Governor Welds Resigns After Long Presidency
In Frankfort on December 18 the term of Governor William J. Welds ends as he signs his farewell messages and grants clemency before leaving office. The historic resignation caps a lengthy tenure as Kentucky’s chief executive.
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