Arguments For A National Child Labor Amendment
William M. Leiserson argues that a federal child labor amendment is needed to enforce American welfare standards across states, counter southern reluctance, and protect education. He contends home rule should yield to national protection and cites fair competition against southern and foreign labor practices.
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Columbus
England
Congress
Ohio
Massachusetts
New York
Illinois
Wisconsin
Kansas
California
United States
China
India
South
William M. Leiserson
William M. Leisersson
University of Toledo
Iman
Board of Arbitration
Men’s
Aesthetic Dance From Toledo Becomes Asthmatic
Report notes how an aesthetic dance originating in Toledo drew attention as weather conditions and performers' attire influenced performance and health concerns among attendees.
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Toledo
Ash Tray Help Reflected In Akron Journal Phrase
A fragment from Akron Journal quotes a remark about a "normal man" who believes he helps at home by emptying his own ash trays. The brief line echoes domestic humor and social observation from an Ohio source.
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Akron
Todays Anniversaries and Notables Listed
Read today's local list of birthdays and anniversaries featuring figures from politics, literature, and public life. Notables include Duke of Wellington era officials, Sir George Fulham, Joshua W. Alexander, and Chase S. Osborn with ages and birthplaces noted.
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Sir George Fulham
New South Wales
Premer
Clem Sna
Chirmen
The
Democrat
Tee
Marion County
W. Va
Joshua W. Alexander
Conmerc
Wilson Scab
Nnat
Chase S. Osborn
Michean
Stantington County
Ind
Frederick
Teverett Sanders Named President's Right Hand Man
Everett Sanders of Terre Haute Indiana chosen as secretary to the President replacing Silas Stemp. A former farm boy and shoe store clerk, Sanders studied at Indiana University and Bloomsburg. He has served on the House steering committee and gained attention in the last election campaign.
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Codd
Cverett
Terre Haute
Ind
Cay County
Bascom Stemp Milionare
Positon
Ichief
Sanders Wis
Clay County
Everett Sanders
Ella Neal
Jasonville
Sanders
Brazil
Frerett Sanders
Washington
A. Indiana Umiters
Bloombreton
E’a
Ed Whetsell
Congress
Poonters
Coolllge
Sary Callouse
William VoBut
Charman
Linders Charman
Specters Bureau
Sanders Ag
House
Pres Dent
Senate
Slemp
War that Had Been Song on Between Andress and Burdicx Ends
Dusty winter and summer notes describe a long war story between Andress and Burdicx. Burdic withdrew from the fled. Three companies of U S soldiers on the western front stopped here and were served with dime r. A Lyrian man CRAWSON invented a partial case to guard against body snitching. Prisoners at the county jail attacked Geo Boyd, the jailer, and a fierce fight followed. A terrific brawl Sunday afternoon near the Western Automatic between Dick Davis and Tim Donahue drew a large crowd. Davis was defeated.
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Andress
Burdicx
Burdic
Tre
United States
Oldiers
Crawson
Tlyria
Geo Boyd
Jillo
Dick Davis
Tim Donahue
Davis
Fourth Domino Session Opens Parliament Today
The fourth session of the present Domino in parliament convenes at QOIwa today and may be the list session before a general election. A White House reception honoring the judiciary marks the winter spring season. A new Los Angeles traffic ordinance goes into effect during rush hours horse drawn vehicles barred from the business district.
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QO Iwa
White House
Coolidge Th.seveing
Los Angeles
North Carolina
Anti-Saloon League
Raleigh
United States
American Forestry Association
Chicago
Quoted Mirth and Money Muddle in Frank Frayed Toast
A lively, clipped quip on postwar finances and loans. The speaker jokes that nearly every item bears a quart likeness and mocks lending money to friends as risky. The tone is wry and observational, reflecting everyday thrift and skepticism about credit.
Way of the World Reflections on Emotions and Leadership
Grove Patterson discusses what makes effective leaders beyond business skill urging rulers to be moved by emotion and clear thinking. He cites Tarratine Golf Club in Dark Harbor and a German Paris visit as signs of humanity’s capacity to adjust and seek peace. He highlights Fanny Menschel’s rise from janitress to real estate magnate as a counterpoint to luck or pull.
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Notole France
Tarratine Golf Club
Dark Harbor Maine
Paris
Fanny Menschel
Russia
New York
Fanny
There ought to be a law fewer rules proposal from Thorpe
Merle Thorpe of Nation's Business argues Washington overuses laws to fix prices and rates. He notes 90 percent of laws burden business and urges industries to seek compromise themselves rather than ask for new statutes. He calls for fewer laws and self regulation by experts.
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Washington
Merle Thope
Nation’s Business
Great American Choral Society
Congress
Thorpe
Death penalty and police killings in early 20th century New York
The excerpt notes that only 3 percent of murder defendants between 1918 and 1923 received the death sentence. It argues that New York had insufficient capital punishment given high crime activity, while police killed far more people than were executed in that period.
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New York
Union
Poems That Live O My Luves in Red Rose Style
A fragmentary poem tribute echoes Burns with lines about enduring love. Imagery includes seas drying and sands running, signaling the speaker's vow to love until distant times. The text weaves archaic spellings and misspellings, suggesting a poetic pastiche.
Brighton Notes from Mrs W H Matcham
Brighton society column notes Jan 22 records the Strout family and Sumner and Homer Fenner at the Cleveland Automobile Show Jan 18. Mentions Aodrey Rogers dining in Elyria. Mr and Mrs Walter Day visiting Cleveland. Virginia DeWitt to Memorial Hospital Elyria with illness.
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Brighton
C F Strout
Sumner
Homer Fenner
Cleveland
Aodrey Rogers
Elyria
Walter Day
Virginia
Gordon DeWitt
Memorial Hospital
Local Social Notes Mention Visits and Visits
Serious infection on her leg noted. Mr and Mrs ALN Gill spent Sunday with Mrs Melissa Gill in Pittsfield. Walter Everson returns home from Mississippi after a month away. Cleveland visitors Included Mrs William Myers and Milton Sell and family. Several local women attended the WCTU banquet in Elyria. Leslie Hardy of Ashland spent Monday with his parents.
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Aln. Gill
Melissa Gill
Pittefield
Walter Everson
Mississippi
William Myers
Milton Sell
Wiliam McKenzie
Edna
Chas
Cleveland
S H E Merrill
A N Gill
Futa Peck
Rosa MecCoy
G O Goss
WCTU
Elyria
Leslie Hardy
Ashland
Par
Funeral and social notes from Haysville area
Mr and Mrs C Alfardy Rev and Mrs W HOdyia attended a friend’s funeral in Haysville on Wednesday. The M W Ladies Society served lunch at the Rold sale. Ray Ewell, son of Mr and Mrs Clark Ewell, hurt his arm coasting. Mrs Claude Holmes and daughters of Litchfield spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Walter Mosher.
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Ents
C. Alfardy
W. Hodyia
Haysville
M. W. Ladies’ Society
Rold Sale
Ray Ewell
Clark Ewell
Claude Holmes
Litchfield
Walter Mosher
Musterole advertised for colds and flu relief
An advertisement promotes Musterole as a mustard oil remedy to prevent colds from turning into flu or pneumonia. It describes rubbing on the chest to stimulate circulation, avoid blistering, and provide warming and cooling sensations. A milder Children's Musterole is offered for babies and small children priced at 65 cents.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Second Street
Chis
Lorain County Printing @ Publishing Company
Publinkera
Burkr
Ealter
Hudnott
Marager
Elyria Postolce
Lorsin
Ohin
A. B
Clayden
Ino Chica
Dearborn Street
Fifth Avenue
Shems Prisle
Pewspape Ret
Lexdit
Spain
Byron
London
Duke of
Fon Epph
Brad
Supreme Court of
Beliw Nun
Remsay MacDonald
Hs Cabnet
Denver
Colorado
Federaton of
Womens Cubs
Petersburg
Renia State Champer of
Commerce
Coveland
Assocation of
Common Pleas Juages
Teverett Sanders
E Sanders
Minneapolis— Minnesota
Abe Martin
France
Sam
Grove Patterson
Jane
W. H. Matcham
Gray
Forest Hill
West Side Lumber & Coal Co
Bill Crowner
Essex and Hudson Motor
H. Mi. Andress & Son
Broad St
J.J. Mosher
Park Ave
Altman & Ackerman
Elyria, Ohio
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