Report of the Minimum Wage Commission in Ohio
The piece argues the Ohio minimum wage commission acted fraudulently and opposed living wages for women. It claims executives and studies supported by Consumers League were ignored, and the panel relied on hearsay while grilling employers. It notes California and D C law outcomes and a dismissed California case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minimum Wage Commission
Ohio
Ohio Senate
Consumers League
Industrial Commission
Ma. Lipp
Burceh
District of Columbia
California
State Industrial Commission
Unclean Jails Highlight Prison Conditions and Hal Donahey
Newspaper writers and readers sympathize with Hal Donahey’s prison ordeal marked by bugs and filth. The piece argues humane treatment for offenders is lacking and notes unclean jails have long circulated, suggesting systemic neglect beyond one case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Donahey
Bugs
Donahey
Hall
Hal
Columbus
Ohio jails and prisons face scrutiny over harsh conditions
The piece argues that investigations abroad reveal harsh jail conditions with hard beds coarse food and vermin. It suggests Ohio should expect similar scrutiny and that a sustained searchlight on Ohio facilities may uncover comparable problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
War extremity seen in harvest loss quote
A speaker calls the current conflict the greatest war in history and notes vast agricultural damage. He states confidence in eventual victory despite wheat acreage shrinking from 75,000,000 to 62,000,000 acres after intensive education over three years.
The Way of the World by Grove Patterson
A mixed column piece notes J M Barrie asking London manager to remove his name from a play sign and discusses publicity. It mentions Pragnell’s charity colony in the country and a Parisian gas scare claim amid European propaganda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Barrie
London
Barrie
of Pragnell
Migh
Ives
Europe
America
Eliot Names Ten Modern Educators in Noted List
Harvard President Emeritus Dr. Charles W. Eliot selects ten modern figures he deems most worthy in educational history, including Adam Smith Faraday Mill Channing Mann Spencer Renan Darwin Emerson Pasteur. He also offers a tougher top ten for 2300 years, naming Aristotle Galen Leonardo Shakespeare Locke Kant Bacon Newton and Emerson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard University
Adam Smith
Michael Faraday
John Stuart Mill
William Ellery Channing
Horace Mann
Herbert Spencer
Ernest Renan
Charles Robert Darwin
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Louis Pasteur
Aristotle
Galen
Leonardo da Vinci
Mutton
Shakespeare
John Locke
Immanuel Kant
Francis Bacon
Isaac Newton
Ralph Waldo Dimerson
Dr. Eliot
Century-Old News Snippets From An Ancestor Chronicle
A collage of dated notes recalls 1858 raids and hangings, 1893 astronomer’s death, 1903 railroad rulings, and 1905 Turkish reforms. It highlights a 1903 Johannesburg dynamite incident, a 1923 Supreme Court limit on labor rulings, and today’s memorials for Obregon and McLaren among other brief items. The page also mentions a Washington birthday supper by the Ladies of the MEB, a church marriage, a billiard room break-in, and the formation of A. Y. WOA.
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Dynamo
Johannesburg
William F. McLaren
Epicoval
Chcago
Chicago
Geneva
Supreme Court of the
United States
Railroad Labor Board
Daily Briefs Open With Celebrations Across Cities
Today marks General Alvaro Oregon's 45th birthday and a White House reception closing the social season. Festivities begin for Ward Gras carnivals in New Orleans and Mobile as labor and progressive groups converge in Chicago for a national third party conference. Presbyterians in North Carolina plan a Greensboro two day laymen conference to form a state organization. Federal and State officials meet in Washington to address inheritance tax law issues. Conventions opening today include Christian Endeavor Societies in Phoenix and the Eastern Town Retail Lumbermen's Association in Clinton.
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Alvaro Oregon
Mexico
Army
Navy
White House
New Orleans
Mobile
South
Chicago
Presbyterian Synod of
Presbyterian Synod of North Carolina
Greensboro
Presbyterian Church
Washington
Death of John W. Burrell Dentist and Civil War Vet
The death of John W. Burrell a dentist and Civil War veteran occurred at his home on West Broad Street. Over the past three months officials noted an uptick in deaths in the area including Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Burrell
Weat Broad Street
Biytia Tag
Jardine Nominated For Secretary Of Agriculture
William M. Jardine, proposed as next agriculture secretary in President Coolidge's cabinet, is a veteran agronomist and educator. He led Kansas State College of Agriculture, advised the American Bankers Association, taught at the National School for the Training of Chamber of Commerce Secretaries, and spoke on farm policy while urging calm for a postwar recovery.
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Agriculture
President Coolde
William M. Jardine
Hole
Montana
Utah
Hmeton
Uisa
United ‘States
Coun
Kansas State Agriculture College
Kansas
Jardine
National School For the Training of Chamber of Commerce
United States
Pilgrim's Progress Rendered in Over Two Hundred Languages
The classic work Pilgrim's Progress has been translated into more than 200 languages and dialects, broadening its reach across diverse regions and communities. The sprawling linguistic reach underscores its enduring influence and accessibility for readers worldwide.
George C. Winchel Saute Industrial Build ings and Garages
George C. Winchel announces reinforced concrete and steel construction for industrial and commercial buildings, including garages residences and apartments, detailing alterations and expansions.
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George C. Winchel
Harvard Law Dean Pound Warns of New Stage in Jurisprudence
Dean Roscoe Pound of Harvard Law School says the law is entering a new stage of development and urges less juristic-creative acumen and more judicial resourcefulness and legislative inventiveness to match the formative period of the nation’s institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Pound
Dean Roscoe Pound
Harvard Law School
Duty to make law a living justice for today and tomorrow
The author argues that law requires enforcement by the general will and active obedience. Teachers and writers bear responsibility to adapt traditional materials into a dynamic system of justice. Standards shift with time, posing questions about results, historical impact, and practical effects on the legal system.
Monuments Erected Across France After War's End
Since the war’s end no fewer than 909 monuments have been erected across France honoring fallen soldiers and commemorating victory. Local communities, veterans groups, and municipal councils coordinated placement in towns and villages to mark remembrance and national pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
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Chronicle-Telegram
Second Street
Elyria
Lorate County Printing @ Publishing Company
Burke
A. G Hudnutt
Bunday
City
Lorain
Onla
A. E Clayden
Dearborn Street
Fifth Avenue
THE
ORLD
Grove Patterson
Wales Ro Whitney
Towa
Owoman
Thomas J. Nolan
Perir Ty Thomas Folevag
Eader
New York
Boss Tweed
Ayves
Ceylon
Browninge
Leschi
Seattle
Cascade
Fredrik W. A .Argolander
St Peters
U.S House of Representatives
Alvaro Obregon
Sonora
J. J. Lee
Mare Island Navy Yard
Montgomery City
Wiliam Crozer
Ordnance
Carrollton
Newcomb Carlton
Company
Elizabeth
N. J
George Lister
Nimsila
Ladies OF the
MEB
Oa Haag
Miss
Lin- Me Stark
Elsisa
J A Sebndt
Loch
Hirle
A. Y. Woca
Lester Melean
Pre Dent
SW Henson
Treisier
G M Brasiil
Gene Pi
Od Nat Lei Hote
Phoenix
Arizona
Christian Endeavor Societies of Arizona
Clinton
Iowa
Fastern Town Retail Lumbermen’s Association
WM Jarone
Miss Fawn Lippincut
Loomis Co
Zealand
Wea
Glade
B. Thomas
al Mason
Inter - City
Malcom Court
Mazda
Mazda Lamps
Ohio Public Service Co
Broad St
Medina
Akron
A. M
Lv. Ar
Pr. M
E. Gross
Little Joe
Annie J. Thomas
Claire A. Wiliams
Star Shoe Shop
B. T. Bassian
Middle Ave
Farma Coffee
East Avenue
Broad Street
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