Views From Washington on Steel and Dyes Controversies
Special correspondence outlines clashes over the 12 hour steel day, union and capital, and the broader labor policy debate. It notes Judge Gary’s stance, government inquiries, and church critiques, plus the German dye patent dispute and Nebraska German teaching case, with third party hints and rail reform chatter in Washington.
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United States
White House
Elbert H Gary
Washington
American Iron and Steel Institute Endeayore
Stern
Wilson
Gary
New York
Samuel Gompers
Judge Gary and Company
Movies in Washington Schools Begin Visual Education
Washington plans introduce motion pictures into district schools as a regular visual education component. A trial program will run this term with a teacher directing the effort, intended to supplement textbooks rather than replace them.
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Bership
Congress
LaFollette
Borah
Senate
House
Warren
Washington
National
Harding
Masonic Order
War Iren
Film Library Aims to Chronicle School Year Events
Teachers will use motion pictures in lessons drawn from the country and historical events. The District of Columbia public schools have begun a film library to record outstanding events of each school year. Two films exist already: a cadet drill competition and a Shakespearean pageant.
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Department of Agriculture
District of Columbia Public Schools
Jo Film Library
Mrs Newton Vreeland Endorses Chamberlain's Tablets
Mrs Newton Vreeland of Minoa New York says Chamberlains Tablets have been used by her husband and herself for five years. When heavy after meals or feeling dull she takes one or two tablets and they fix her up fine. She recommends the tablets for constipation or indigestion and says they will do you good.
Chamber of Commerce Publishes Rural School Guide
Washington reports the Chamber of Commerce of the United States has issued its sixth pamphlet for its education service titled The Rural School and the Chamber of Commerce. The 16 page monograph aims to help ensure a common school education for all American children under competent teachers in wholesome environments.
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Washington
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Chamber of Commerce
Education Service
America
Funeral services held for John English at Wilder church
John English died at 79. Funeral services were conducted Friday afternoon at Wilder church. Burial followed at Roswell cemetery.
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Wilder Clysrch
John English
Roswell Cemetery
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Tribune
National Capital
Willin i 10
Nebraska
United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Proletariat
A. 1. Myers
Caldwell
Idaho
Fordson
Ford Neekly
Ford
Big Bend Park
U. S
Burns Bros
Caldwell Auto Co
Caldwell, Idaho
Conoco
P.O.D
Ads
Continental Oil Company
Time and
Louis Stoweer
Noco Gasol
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