Senator Willacy Urges Arbitration For Labor Conflicts
State Senator John G Willacy proposes compulsory arbitration to settle labor disputes in Texas railroads. He argues public funds and traffic bear the costs of strikes and lockouts, and urges a legally binding arbitration board with enforcement against both sides. He cautions against equating organized labor with crime and urges public oversight to protect the right of all citizens to share in wealth creation.
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Texas
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Supreme Court of the United States
Arbitration Board
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Rheumatism Cure Claim Prompts Free Trial Offer
An 1808 letter from A Mark H Jackson of Syracuse New York promotes a rheumatism remedy he claims cured him and others. He offers a free trial by mail with no charge if unsatisfied, then asks for payment of one dollar only after proven relief.
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Wonderful Rocks on the Cumberland River
An antiquated Nashville Tennessean description extols rock formations along the Cumberland River near Davidson County Jail. The rock layers reveal petrified shells and stone strata, claiming vast ages and a romantic legend of early inhabitants and lovers, ending with a garbled Punch-like interjection.
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Cumberland River
Davidson County
Nashville
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