Wagner Labor Bill Threatens Recovery and Freedom of Employers
The Wagner labor bill in Congress endangers economic recovery and the industrial welfare of the nation. It would grant a permanent national labor relations board with unchecked power, stripping employers of managerial freedom and subjecting them to penalties for board demands while unions face fewer limits. Critics note even Walter Lippmann calls it bad, urging a scrap and a new bill.
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Wagner
National Labor Relations Board
Walter Lippman
Senator Wegner
New York
Foolish Washington schemes on aliens and pensions debated
Citizens First condemns a bill to deport aliens who enter illegally as cruel to criminals and noncriminals alike. A second plan would grant old age pensions to all residents over five, regardless of citizenship, a move criticized as a foreigner friendly social experiment. The piece questions why the United States should become a haven for foreign paupers while ignoring domestic unemployment and crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Johor
Congress
Department
United States
Hhington
Santa Susan Anirivan
Federal Judge Rules Deportation For Communist Party Aliens
In Chicago Judge Woodward upholds mandatory deportation for any alien belonging to the Communist party. The German Frederick Wilhelm Werrmann, accused organizer, faced deportation after a demonstration at the German consulate. Werrmann sought habeas corpus, but the court ordered voluntary departure or removal. The case signals stern enforcement amid protests and frames Communists as enemies of the republic.
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Woodward
Chicago
Communist Party
Frederick Wilhelm Werrmann
Werrmann
Germany
Werrman
Uncle Sam
Tigre
Tariff policy risks disaster for American industry
The piece argues that current and looming tariff policies threaten heavy damage to the U S home market. It laments administration reciprocity treaties and MFN clauses, claiming they usurp Congress and invite more foreign competition, risking factory closures and widespread job losses. It calls for stronger protectionist measures.
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Congress
Paronychia Danger and Care for Finger Infections
An article warns that small finger skin breaks can lead to paronychia, spreading to bones if untreated. It stresses immediate antiseptic cleaning, avoid neglect, and early care to prevent serious infection, deformity, and potential finger or hand loss. Children are particularly at risk, so teach kids to treat scratches promptly.
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Pati
Tey
Paronychia Treatment Advised By Royas Copeland M D
Medical notice explains that finger infections require drainage to remove pus. It warns against oils and ointments and stresses early antiseptic use to prevent spread. The doctor recommends a small dose of iodine as an antiseptic and urges immediate action after skin injury.
The Vexed Echoes Of Ludendorff And Von Ludendorff’s Rise
A fragmentary historical column contrasts Erich Ludendorff with Pope Pius XII and Eduard Benes. It notes Ludendorff’s early Nazi ties, his debated influence on German policy, and Hitler’s ceremonial praise while placing him amid debates on war and peace. It links these figures to broader European cultural and moral crises post World War I.
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von Luwere
Attl Dey
Hitler
Third Reich
St. Petes
Eduard Benes
Czechoslovakia
Benes
Europe
Pope Pius
Ambrose Daren Achille Ratti
Ludendorff
Faljan
Father Ratti
Hood
Tyrol
Cal, von Lintendartt
Chi
Odin
von Ladendorli
Munich
Hiller
Remantic
Assodate von Hindenburg
Mathile von Chemnitz
Germany
von Hindenburg
von Ludendorff
Tin
Dean
Vonrce
Rasantere
Willy
Sunshine Shafts TAC Happy People Quote
A fragment quotes a sunshiny aphorism about self regard, self support, and religion as a daily supplement. It suggests dignity comes from self respect and earning what one deserves, with a wry note about experience gathering with time.
Bustling Broadway Decline and Late-Night Portraits of New Yorkers
A bygone New York block from Forty-second to Seventh and Eighth avenues shows decay with faded theaters and cheap stores as it eyes a hoped revival by a new Hammerstein site cinema. The period piece sketches socialites, writers Sinclair Lewis and J. Hergesheimer, hotel life on Centre Park South, and aging aristocrats like Kendall’s mother, portraying a city at once glittering and eroded.
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New York
Forty-second
Cross Streets
Seventh
Eighth Avenues
New Amsterdam
Chicago
Clark Street
Hammerstein
L Ong
Centre Park South
Mickey
Restless Women Face A Choice In Emancipation Era
A correspondent riffs on historic gender shifts, questioning how long women will stay in traditional roles. He argues emancipation challenges domestic life and imagines women stepping into work and leadership while men risk moving to the back seat. He ends asking John Henry what comes next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike
Dong
Cain
Grong
Ajri
John Henry
King Feas, Syn, Inc
Fragmented 1924 San Antonio notes mixed with drought data
A garbled May 4 1924 clipping mentions Effie Yantis injured in a vehicle overturn near Kenedy on the way to San Antonio Hospital. The piece also cites Texas drought impacts on winter wheat and barley, plus political activity around an election in Austin and a San Antonio academy principal connected to a college presidency.
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S. A
Effie Davis Yantis
TR. M. Yattis
Kenery
San Antonio Hospital
Fragmented lines on fashion and folly in folklore prose
A garbled passage jokes about ginny mistakes, corsets, condemned women seeking stays, and blind behavior. It notes people crave praise, mentions Bil the world loves a lover, and contrasts two kinds of men who favor flashy things versus those who heed a partner’s advice.
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Wien
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Simovican
Enright
Hou
Royals
Copeland, M. D
Edwin C. Mill
Gen
Erich von Gudendorff
C. McIntyre
Broadway
Fifth Avenue
Park
Sinclair, Lewis
Jamaica
Bronxville
Vermont
Jorem Hergesheimer
Indy
Mare Kendall
Capitol Theater
Hera
Kendall
California
Havang
Ermisted
al. Creighton Webb
Burper
Promenade Lime
Spruce
Gardenraed
Déhoneire
John Bays Hammond
Niagara Falls
Mettausht Synd
Tom
Elsie Robinson
Texas
Houston
Bay
Ferguson
San Antonians
Citizens’ League Teket
Austin
People’s Municipal League
Ned Heresale
W.W. Bondurant
San Antonio Academy
Oie
Danitl Baker College
Brownwood
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