Power of Unionism in England and American parallels
A 1925 column discusses England's coal strike and the power of unions spanning mines, railways, and shipping. It compares to American labor influence, noting how organized groups can threaten government function and industrial operation, with emphasis on constitutional representation and collective bargaining dynamics.
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England
Baldwin
Caeretan
Amerra
Enel
Amd Pa
Ann
Efort
di Wieni
Civic Conscience Call to Vote in City Elections
A fragmented civic appeal urges residents to vote tomorrow for city government positions. It questions candidates qualifications and urges participation to shape the next two years of municipal leadership.
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Sedday
Milie
Union Rules and Beauty Parlor Labor Growth
A quirky notice links unionization among beauty parlor employees to industry changes. The playful text urges timely action before closing to avoid unwanted attention, hinting at a broader tie between unions and beauty standards in a satirical voice.
Boundary Question in Ireland Remains Unsettled
The Irish Boundary Commission has completed its work but the issue of the Ulster Free State boundary remains unresolved. The task of pleasing both ends of Ireland with new tentative lines is seen as exceedingly difficult and may require a permanent commission that continually revises boundaries.
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Ulster
Free State
Ireland
Irish Boundary Commission
Progress in Commerce and New Steam Service
A new regular monthly steamer service between Antwerp and Toit has begun, signaling growing commerce. The vessel reached port recently as the Great Lakes water level remains lower than in past years, impacting shipping and trade routes.
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Antwerp
Toit
Great Lakes
Yesterday's One Year Ago Reflections and Political Hints
Fragmented notes recall events from a year ago including mentions of Paul M. Warburg and Glazounoff, with references to a primary day coming tomorrow. The text blends biographies, anniversaries, and civic notes, ending with a brief mention of James M. Lynch poised to preside.
Poems That Live Not To Stiil Fer Xa
Poem fragment by Ben Johnson questions women and shadows, noting denial of women’s authority and presence. Sparse readable lines imply a reflective meditation on gender and perception within a historical voice.
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Ben Johnson
Labor Conventions Open Across North America
The International Typographical Union begins its annual convention in Kalamazoo Michigan with week long sessions. Other major unions opening meetings include the International Longshoremen's Association in Montreal, the Hotel and Restaurant Employes' International League in Montreal, and the Cigar Makers International Union in Boston.
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John “W. Mears
New York
Edu Teit Mer
Plburg
New Brunswick
Ihal
International Typographical
Kalamazoo
Mich
Conventions Open Across Cities This Week
Various fraternal and labor group gatherings begin today in cities including Toronto Toledo Denver Billings Huntington and Steubenville. The General Grand Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star and the Fraternal Order of Eagles lead the openings alongside the National Fraternal Congress of America the Custer Battlefield Highway Association and state labor federations.
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Toronto
Ont
General Grand Chapter Order of the Eastern Star
Toledo
Grand Aerie Fraternal Order of Eagles
Denver
National Fraternal Congress of America
Billings
Mont
Custer Battlefield Highway Association
Huntington, W. V
West Virginia Federation of Labor
Steubenville, C
Ohio State Federation of Labor
Abe Marit Cerri Tie On Monday
A fragment notes ABE MARIT Cerri tie on Monday August 10 1925. The writer jests about government hiring dry enforcement officers and suggests prohibition would prohibit.
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ABE_MARIT
Mfe
Charles Tucker opens plant amid high water incident
The report describes Charles Tucker seeking authorization to open a paper mill to manufacture for use in PARK CUS5wall. A boy driving a car was carried away by floodwaters after leaping from a foot bridge. A thief entered DACHT store via skylight and stole merchandise. Ohio National Guard reaction to border patrol duty rumors. Primaries tomorrow vote urged.
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Charles Tucker
Pape
Testobler
Ohio National Guard
The Way of the World by Grove Patterson
News dispatches discuss harnessing radium and canned lightning for medical use. Kettering of General Motors describes experiments in synthetic food and sugar manufactured without cane. The author notes future possibilities and limits of these advances.
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Grove Patterson
Kettering
General Motors
Synthetic era's promise fuels faith and fear in religion
A speaker warns Asbury Park Lutherans that synthetic fuels and foods will reshape the world and test faith. He notes the surge in college attendance and church membership while warning of materialism and moral drift in modern life. He lauds quiet restraint and cites a Brooklyn girl's surgery demonstrating faith over fear.
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Walter A. Maier
Toon Lutherans
Asbury Park
Maier
America
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Audit Bureau of
Second Street
Elyria
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
A. F. Burke
A. O. Hudnutt
Lorain
A. E. Clayden, Inc
Chicago
Dearborn Street
Fifth Avenue
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Laws Azn
Paul MM. Warburg
Council of the Fe 3
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Ander Glazounoff
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Thief Rive
James M. Lynch
Peayer
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Lares
Earth
Romes
Dora Fischtal
Brooklyn
the Savings Deposit Bank & Trust Co
Bank of Service
Pres
E. E. Henshey’s New Music Store
Lodi St
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Harry H. Smith Co. Home Furnishers
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