Texas Senate debates child labor amendment and states rights
In Austin on January 16 the legislature debated federal child labor amendment ratification amid tensions over states rights. Supporters and opponents framed the issue within broader debates on government power, with Senators Davis Berong Floyd Price and Strong weighing in on federal aid and the doctrine of states rights.
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Associated Press
Austin
Jae Sn
Legislative ” “Council
Wom
Bapa
Senate
Espeskees
John “Davis
Dallas
J.G. Berong
Carthaze
Charles Ru Floyd
Paris
Thoyd Ee Price
Daingertidd
Strong
Bavis
Jalinca
California Educator Wins 25000 Peace Prize In USC Ceremony
The Raphael Berman peace prize of 25000 will be awarded to Dr David Starr Jordan chancellor emeritus of Stanford University at a USC program in Los Angeles. Willian G McAdoo presided as Augustus Thomas World Federation of Education Associations president presented the prize. The winning plan urged educating people for world peace.
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Los Angeles
Raphael Berman
David Starr Jordan
Stanford University
University of Southern California
Willian G. McAdoo
Herman
Detroit
Jordan
Fidelity Club Elects New Officers at Meeting
Officers of the Fidelity Club were elected at a meeting in the Fidelity building. New officers include J. G. Finnegan president, J. I. Pines vice president, P. T. Fallis secretary, and J. J. Machann treasurer. The 1924 lineup followed the prior officers. Mr Lang spoke on standardization and concentration of offerings and the value of term-over, stressing careful selection.
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Fidelity Club
Fidelity Building
Gilbert Lang
William M. Ochse
Don Yates
J. G. Finnegan
J. I. Pines
P. T. Fallis
J.J. Machann
R. J. Tinscott
Frank Kneeht
Margaret Munro
Jack Henderson
Lang
Dallas ice concern robbed third time since December
In Dallas on January 16 thieves broke into the City Tee Company office for the third time since December 1, stealing about $100 in cash from safes that had been repaired and repainted. Officials estimate total losses at about $1,350 across the three robberies. Jewelry valued at $2,000 was taken last night from O. L. Capy of Oak Cliff.
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Dallas
City Tee Company
L.i Capy
Oak ‘Cliff
France's Revenue Exceeds Expenditures in 1925 Forecast
Paris forecast from the Chamber of Deputies budget committee shows France will post 24.504 billion francs in receipts against 35.490 billion francs in expenditures for 1925. The report notes a projected deficit of 11 billion francs and rejects a proposed tax on increased business values.
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Associated Press
Faris
Francé
Chamber of Deputies
M. Viollette
Engineers Oppose Development Bill at Washington Session
Washington engineers oppose a bill requiring the Federal Power Commission to draft a comprehensive national water resources plan to boost power development and navigation. They say the measure is impractical and risks government ownership, endorsing a committee report against it. The council also supports the Cramton bill to place industrial alcohol under prohibition authority. Committees were formed to improve sanitary and engineering status and study reclamation needs.
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Washington, D.C
Federal Power Commission
Neces ‘Engineering Council
Ransdell
Louisiana
Power Commission
Cramton
Paok Ae
Department of Public Works
Whites and Negroes Merge Insurance Firms in Atlanta
In Atlanta, the Southern and Standard Life Insurance Company fusion combines a black led firm with a white one. The new company pools assets totaling about 5 million dollars and an outstanding business near 73 million. Leaders from across the South attended as Herman E. Perry urged the merger.
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Atlantas
South
Southern and Standard Life Insurance Company
Atlanta
Nashville
Standard Life Insurance Company of
Southern Insurance Company of
Will G. Harris
Southern Insurance Comp
Ssters
Herman E. Perry
Standard Life ‘Insurance Company
Minority Oil Committee Defends Denby on Leases
The Senate minority on the oil committee concurs with the majority in criticizing Interior Secretary Fair while defending Navy Secretary Denby over naval oil leases. They urge rejecting Fall’s acceptance of a $100,000 gift and other favors from Edward L. Doheny, the California oil magnate tied to the reserve lease.
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Washington
Albert B. Fair
Interior
Edwin Denby
Navy
Senate Oil Committee
Senate
Edward L. Doheny
California
a.Cwifornia Naval Oil Reserve
Colidge 10: Editors' Meeting Address Features Caspa Yost
The opening address by Caspa Yost of the St Louis Globocrat Society presidents is reported. A presiding officer of the Science Monitor speaks and Fishbein, editor of American Medic, will attend the dinner tomorrow night.
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Caspa
Yost
St. Louis
Globee Crat
Syce Ae
Edito
McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets Sold At Local Drug Stores
An advertisement touts McCoy's original Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets as a remedy after illness. It claims quick gains in weight and appetite, suitable for weak children and adults, sugar coated and pleasant tasting, priced at 60 cents a box.
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A&k
Sommers Drug
H.L. Wagner Drug Stores
McElroy Drug Store
McCos
McCoy
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Sall
Chase
Manhattan
Coats
Howe
Wilson Bros. Union
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King ’ Gillette
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