Beating Up Unionism The Legal Viewpoint
The piece argues Taft would seek to defeat labor union exemptions from Sherman anti trust prosecutions, asserting the Supreme Court already binds labor groups to the law. It calls Taft's stance misguided and accuses him of pandering to open shop advocates and political factions, while weaving in political conjecture about Roosevelt and party leaders. The tone critiques legality and morality of treating labor as ordinary commodities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Congress
United States Supreme Court
Mr. Taft
Taft School
Trey
New York Port Customs Collector Supports Administration
The passage states that the collector of customs for the port of New York remains supportive of the administration, asserting ongoing approval despite ongoing questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port of
New York
Return of the Linen Duster Fashion Trend
A Star reporter records Everett True noting the linen duster revival's humor and history. He recalls its rise from rural wear to vaudeville icon and its near extinction in cities before a current comeback sparked by a theatre era nostalgia.
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Pike Stear
Everett True
Star
Mr. True
True
Farmer
Buried Hoopskirt Ad Campaign Recalled at Bar
A bar display evokes a provocative advertisement urging revival of a prehistoric hoopskirt style, prompting commentary on fashion history and gender norms in a dimly lit setting. The line sparked discussion among patrons about retro trends and cultural references.
Little Jonathan's Brave Fire Rescue Imaginary Tale
A child narrates a dramatic escape from flames and a daring rescue by firemen. He dons a red shirt and a red blanket, exits through a back door, and pretends to seek burning people to save. The scene shifts to a field with a huge wild bull as a surreal audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathan
King County political filing opens amid shifts and races
King County opens filing for county and legislative seats with candidate rotation and August 12 deadline. Clcero Hawkins seeks the Democratic prosecutor post after a close 1908 loss. Linck Davis moves to the Fifth ward and becomes active in politics. Republicans face renewed opposition in senatorial races with Williams Nichols Knickerbocker and Piper in fights, while Pliny Alles eyes renomination and Griffith Davies urged to oppose Allen.
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Linck Davia
Pierce County
Davie
King County
Williams
Nichols
Knickerbocker
Piper
Pliny Alles
Griffith Davies
Allen
Senate
Dan Landon
Bowen
Kent
Clong
Strange hotel dwellers in New York lobbies
In New York hotel lobbies men cool off with electric fans and ice water while house detectives eject those not on the register. some use hotel armchairs to conduct casual affairs and save on office rent. The piece also muses on romance before and after marriage and the nature of friendship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Childs
Washington Delivers Message Before Crossing Delaware
Fragmentary dialogue recalls General Washington and plans for receipts from fight pictures. Bits speak of royalties, postage bills, and a jumble of unrelated anecdotes about Am y Commeehahia and a girl nicknamed Pera Musker.
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Washington
Delaware
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