A A A Plans Drive for Better License Plates nationwide
The American Automobile Association announces a nationwide campaign to improve automobile license plates and standardize licensing. President Thos P. Henry argues plates should identify vehicles, not tax them, citing fragile plates and counterfeit tags.
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Motor Vehicle Department
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Bumper heights spur auto club push for regulation
An editorial urges an auto club member to press for a law regulating bumper height. It discusses bumper design flaws and suggests improvements like added steel strips, warns against self installation, and notes A A A concerns on license plates and road safety. The piece ends by noting a push to repeal Esch-Crimmins and a union plan in Congress.
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National Farms Labor Union
Average investment for machinery on a farm is Slagu
The report notes an average farm machinery investment of Slagu, outlining typical equipment costs and the distribution of spending across tractor gear and ancillary implements.
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Lsurtere
Glass-Lined Trucks Open East's Markets to Milk Producers
Historical note discusses regulatory decisions and labor union dynamics affecting trades and crafts. It references the Bricklayers, Masons and Plasterers' International Union and disputes over plasterers' scope of work. It mentions Shoe Workers' Protective Union linking to United Shoe Workers and Amalgamated Shoe Workers. Also touches on Canada telephone development and 19th-century England labor imprisonment for unions.
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National Bureau of Jurisdictional Awards
Opuerrtive Pragherers and
Coamentation
Masons and Plasterers’ International Union
Shoe Workers’ Protective Union
United Shoe Workers of America
Lynn
Mass
Amalgamated Shorride of America
Mid-West
Pittsburg
Milwwaukee
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Citrus Trade Shifts From Italy and Spain to Ragland
Florida oranges and prune fruit are being diverted to Ragland, a change from the prior source of the city’s citrus imports which were largely supplied by Italy and Spain.
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Italy
Spain
J. Edgar Hoover Named Permanent Head of Secret Service
J. Edgar Hoover, previously acting director of the Secret Service after William J Burns retirement, has been made permanent chief of the organization within the U S Department of Justice.
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J. E. Hoover
US Department of Justice
William J Burns
Secret Service
Flint Six Forty Winter Enclosure Tourer Gains Favor
Flint dealer A. I. Jackson notes a rising trend toward closed cars with factory fitted Winter Enclosure. He highlights the Flint Six Forty with Winter Enclosure as affordable, versatile, and now in the used car class, offering open summer reach and winter protection at lower cost than a sedan.
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Flint Six
Flint
Witer
Ratiles
Twenty States Provide Permanent Total Disability Compensation
In twenty states workmen's compensation laws now provide permanent total disability compensation for life, expanding coverage for workers with lasting injuries.
Walter Damrosch to be Honored by New York Admirers Tonight
Walter J DamroS h to be honored at a dinner in New York by admirers for four decades of service to music. He is the son of Leopold DamroSe and trained by his father and German teachers including Hans von Bülow. At nineteen he first conducted an orchestra.
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Walter J. Damyrosch
New York
Leopold Damrose
Germany
Hans von Bulow
Yoarg Damrosch
Damrosch’s Rise Seen From Newark Roots and Marriage Ties
In Newark New Jersey the notable conductor Damrosch built a national reputation as an opera and symphony concert director. He held positions once held by his father and preached art as service to society. His marriage linked him to Ja G Blaine, a noted statesman, shaping a broader prominence beyond music.
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Ja G. Blaine
Mr. Damrosch
Period of steel wire promises longer air-spring wire life
A short note claims a period of steel wire costing only a few dollars will extend the life of eight miles of air-spring wire by more than tenfold. The exact source and figures are unclear due to damaged text.
Mount Everest Surpasses Height Record
A garbled note recalls Mount Everest as the world’s highest point and mentions a surveyor general of India with unclear name. The fragment hints at a historic measurement but lacks complete details.
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Everest
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