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Newspaper

The Beaver Herald

Location

Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1922

Page

8

Railroads and the Esh-Cummins Act Debate in Government Transport Control

The piece argues the Esh-Cummins act offers a template for federal oversight of rail transportation, detailing how a powerful Labor Board could enforce continuous service and limit strikes. It discusses the balance between government intervention and workers rights, noting risks of traffic disruption and the need for public service duties. It also reports local notes on Topeka, visits, and residents.

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Temple Visitation in China Inspires Reflections on Faith

Stella Tremaine recounts a spring visit to Ohin kiane and Golden Island temples along the Yangtze. She describes vast halls, priests, and pilgrims, the burning paper boats for drowned souls, and her urge to preach monotheism while marveling at the river, countryside, and pagodas. She notes the beauty of China’s landscape despite squalid conditions and hopes for new churches to draw visitors.

Ohinkiane Teu Wil Bowte Prineta Lee Jon Ieee Towur Itmenae Jonas Chitese China Uhe Stella Tremaine

Law and civic duty unite to uphold peace

A long reflective editorial emphasizes universal duty to respect and enforce laws, stating no class is exempt and every citizen must help maintain order. It warns evasion by individuals or groups harms society and urges steadfast commitment to equality, citizenship, and lawful conduct. Local notes mention A. Cates in Texas, Mrs. Cates in Kansas, and several town visits and social reminders.

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