Injured at Labor in Ohio Children
The Consumer's League reports 2763 Ohio youths injured at work last year with 3 dead, 27 permanently disabled, and 563 seriously hurt. Most injuries were in manufacturing from machine accidents. calls for higher minimum compensation and stricter enforcement of child labor laws.
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New York
New Jersey
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Maryland
President Coolidge and the 1924 nomination question
The piece argues that Coolidge has not committed to running and may be drafted by the party. It notes expectations of party urging and suggests several Republicans could begin to pursue the nomination, framing the situation as a test of leadership and timing for the good of country and party.
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Coolidge
Republican Party
Nixson
The Child Kings and Wars Across Time
A collage of historical notes and birthdays spanning 1810s to 1914 includes royal events in Romania and Sweden, World War I mentions, and oblique comments on governance. It references Andrew Borden murders, Radical shifts, and a health column on rheumatic fever with home care guidance.
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S Ria
Samuel J Tilden
Levanan
Millbrook Kas
Andrew J Borden
Fall Reyer Mass
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Ku-Chene Chini
Siimaries
Davd P Barrows
San Diego
Sermal Fehoul
School of
Manila
Great Britain
Germany
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Pace
Sweden
San Francisco
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Duchess of Tors
Australia
Ware Jose Dauchi
Brussels
Harry Lauder
Portobello
Sotlanu
Henry J
Atlen
Roumania
Michael
Festal of St Domine Celebrates Coast Guard Anniversary
The TS government marks the Coast Guard at 137th anniversary while Provincetown begins a weeklong observance. The event highlights the Coast Guard as the oldest service in the region and coincides with Pilgrim history in Provincetown as a landing place.
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Domine
Order of Tiamincans
Coast Guard
Toda Elerates
Provincetown
Madame Nontalgia Predicts Coolidge Photo Op
In this month's Farm and Home Miss Fawn Lippincat notes clairvoyant Madame Nontalgia who will visit Tel Brinkley at the New Palace hotel and asserts President Coolidge does not mind being photographed despite Tarnishin.
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Learning to be a Pedestrian in Chicago
Chicago pedestrians may face fines up to one hundred dollars after two weeks of schooling on crossing streets. Old traffic regulations are being revived to require pedestrians crossing highways to use direct routes and yield to vehicles at non crosswalk locations. The shift reflects a move toward accountability for walkers as time changes pedestrian privileges.
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Jay
Chicago
Saving on Ocean Voyage Through Faster Inspections
Discussion on two days shaved from a Europe to America voyage due to faster United States examinations and inspections at quarantine and customs. Authors argue earlier planning and efficiency could have saved a day or half a day, improving crossing times.
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Europe
United States
I'M THE GIN AND THE HIGH LIFE
A satirical voice scorns false dignity and helping the shabby to save time and money while noting that many leaders once faced poverty. The piece cites Carding Andrew Fritwirth as pope appointing a new chancellor in the Holy Roman Church, reflecting a blend of social critique and current events.
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Andrew Fritwirth
Pope Pius
SMALL GRAINS BRING BIGGER WHEAT CROP
Washington report notes U S and Canada farmers boosting wheat oats and other grains with new small grain varieties The Marquis wheat and other hybrids spurred higher yields across major belts in Canada and the U S The Iowa Kansas and Minnesota experiments show gain from resistant varieties and disease tolerance Political Advertising
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Washington
Canada
Kansas
Winne
United States
Towa
Guillotine at Pittsburg Warehouse Destroys Prohibition Stills
In Pittsburgh a heavy steel beam replaces a cutting blade to smash illegal whiskey stills. Prohibition agents report the yard operation yields about $9,000 monthly from scrap copper. Caps and Hats were two political factions linked to the story. Sweden’s 18th century upheaval is touched on in brief.
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Work& Pittsburgh
France
Nicks
Sweden
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