Who Killed the Minimum Wage Bill Transcript
A Friday April 6 1923 note quotes a Retail Merchants Association item on the killing of the Burke Minimum Wage Bill in Ohio. It describes a letter praising two district senators for supporting a fact finding commission and asks readers to interpret the generosity of merchants and lawmakers. The piece questions public claims of genuine study behind the commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio League of Women Voters
Senate
Burke
Retail Merchants Association
Ohio
Conan Doyle Comments On Elementals And Pharaoh Curse
A fragmented, late era newspaper fragment references Conan Doyle and Lord Carnarvon, noting a Pharaohs curse motif. It discusses perceptions of superstition, credit for discoveries, and skepticism about lingering fears while naming Howard Carter and Lord Carnarvon in the context of archaeological achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvon
Wentlemen
Lord
Carnarvon
Howard Carter
Poor Fish Novice Wet Wash Machinery Adage
A fragmented OCR snippet mentions The Manhattan Laundry offering a wet wash service. It references green paint on items and a claim about machinery costs, suggesting a cautionary or humorous note on comparing costs and methods for laundry work. The text is inconsistent and incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Yesterdays in Ohio and National Milestones
Fragmentary notes recount Ohio political and civic items, including legislature actions on race language in 1867, Samuel M. Golden Rule mayoral tenure in Toledo, and a 1886 death in Fostoria. It also notes memorials, births, and inaugurations, plus global items from Siberian leaders to Porto Rico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Fostoria
Samuel M
Toledo
Fragmented Read leads and scattered notices in old paper
A broken OCR fragment mentions Dor Resty in a waiting room, odd notes about an orangutan ship tale, references to centenaries of Joseph and James Starra, and scattered lines about a Nantasp termination. Overall the text is garbled with stray phrases and incomplete names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph
Mediemfront Chiraza
James Stara
Portico
Nantas
Fragmented OCR note with garbled names and events
A severely garbled OCR text mentions ABE MARTIN and various names and places. It references a person named James Yellow Line and cars on West Ave, plus scattered phrases about meetings, reporting, and possible events with unclear dates and actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellow Line Dent
West Ave
Gompers Surfaces to Rally Open Shop Drive
Samual Gompers returns to Washington in frail health to denounce Republican attempts to push the open shop. As president of the American Federation of Labor he pledges full support from allied unions to defeat the open shop issue. Gompers, born in England in 1850, helped organize early labor bodies and has led the AFL since 1883, authoring works on labor questions. He married Gertrude Glen Neousrheter in 1921 in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samutel Gompers
Gompers
Washington
Peonie
International Union
Federation of Trades and Labor Unions
American Federation of Labor
Brien
Raw Federationist
Leas
Sais National
Faderai
Council of Represented
Law of Labor Peace
Gertrude Glen Neousrheter
New York
Centennial taunt stirs local recollections and rumors
Thirty five years ago a taunting centennial group formed with leaders in the town and a proposal for a ten cent bounty per sparrow head. The report mentions Ravensna telegrams and the implication of figures linked to a detective’s death, with a political backdrop in the local legislature.
Worldwide Industrial Strife and Middle East Tour News
The piece discusses a German threat to Ruhr control and American reliance on chemicals, plus a consul general’s tour of Egypt and Palestine. It notes fears of another world conflict, doubts on Egyptian stability with rising young politicians, and Arab resentment over Palestine’s status after Jerusalem’s capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
Charles M. Dickinson
Dairister
Hulwarks
Palestine
Dickinson
Dal
Allenby
Jerusalem
Mesopotamia
Holy City
Elyria Lumber Co Forms Group With Local Leaders
The Elyria Lumber Co organized with B. K. Hoyle M. Straus C. Hill G. A. Buda Kan Koli Ho Wurst ILA C. Sur og W. Baker and Hul as members They bought the plant of the Ohio Shear Co on the west side Columbus April Sectional and specialized group meetings were held during the day and a general session in the evening for the second day of the third annual educational conference at Ohio State University under the college of education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Lumber CO
B. K. Hoyle
M. Straus C. Hill
G. A. Buda
Kan & Oli Ho Wurst
ILA
C. i Sur Og. W
Columbus
Oo State University
College of Education
We Thank Thee Father in Heaven Poem
A compact excerpt praising nature and divine grace. Though text is garbled, it echoes Emerson style from Ralph Waldo Emerson. It thanks God for flowers, grass, birds, bees, streams, shade, fragrance, and cooling breeze. The lines invoke Father in heaven and nature’s beauty.
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the Chronicle-Telegram
J. F. Burke
A. C. Hudnutt
Elyria
Lorain
State of
International News Service
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Bureau of Advertising
The
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Eee
A. E. Clayden
Fifth Ave
Chicago
John W. Hunter
Marquette Bldg
Circulation News
Retail Merchants Association of
Ohio State Senate
Conan Doyle
Lord Carnarvon
Shi
Gregorie Semenov
Siberia
Peary North Pole
Arlington Cemetery
William Renwick
Supreme Court of Ontario
Northumberland County
Ont
Admire
LC. S. Naval Force
Iredell County
N.C
BEC
Joseph Copal
Imdianap
Eagiesmere
Botling
Atch
New
San Juan
Horace M. Torrer
Porto Rico
New York City
Touay Florence
Cleavor Societies of
Sour Burlington
Komical
MME Aa Sreen House
Hawets
Abe Martin
Hayes
Garay Bastin
Homs
Hess
Henry Bee
James
Taunty Ohig
Prrsiment
Os Meteall Cos
Vmrls
Treas Lorain Ening
Pape Tesmesaniog
Oliptas Cratemoial
Tn Ean
Brion
Merdetsen
Pheersan
Wisetan
Braman
Ty Jornson
Ravenna
Wein MaSton
Bressinge
York
Girvan
Ce Chemical
Ce World 3
Ruhr
America
Congress
Poyree
Cleveland
Lars Per Ton
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Standard Hardware Company
Broad Street
Broad St
Ebert
Fascination Twin
Bonela
Howard's
Ria
Anta Strop
Durham
Aiderika
Tae Brome Seltser O
Father Johns
Aer
Uae
Castoria
Johnson's
Red Cross de Zine
Moether’s
Bonea
Beauty
Igar
Vor
Ali
Lebh Aeg
Columb
Chester
Bing
Sena Ernor
Chirope
Newar
H. Crambile
E. Mehaffe
Frank A. E
Pra
Roo.s
Elvria
Coltmr
Jefetnor
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