Laws on women's wages doomed by weak support
The Women s Bureau reports that minimum wage laws for women have faced political attacks and weakening influence. Seventeen states enacted such laws, but many were nullified or pressured, ending a decades long experiment. Some states created commissions to adjust wages, which improved conditions though a true living wage remains elusive.
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Services and social visits in South Ridge community
In South Ridge on Sunday February 3 church services are at 11 am after a 9 30 am Sunday school. Pastor Rev. C Holzworth leads worship. Local residents and visitors from Elyria Cleveland Murray Ridge and Amherst are listed visiting relatives and attending events. Notable notes include discussions of population comparisons for China and Wisconsin and a brief mention of Patrick Henrys father.
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Worshin
C. Holzworth
Arthur Ernst
Madge
Elyria
Joshua Thompson
Walter Grobe
William Spiegelberg
Middle Ridge
Lewis Kroehle
Cleveland
Margaret Bruce
Amherst
George Kniltle
Cleve Sand
Henry Ficht
Herbert Stang
Joan
Mae Powell
Murray Ridge
Eleanor Somels
John Stang
Marion Grobe
Adam Kroehle
Charles Kroehle
Augusta Congdon
J. Deitz
Lakewood
Henry
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