The Children Lose Fight Over Child Labor Amendment
The Ohio Legislature defeated the Child Labor Amendment amid intense propaganda and political maneuvering. Support from various groups clashed with opposition from chambers of commerce and some churches, while critics warned against misperceptions about the measure and its impact on families and workers. The piece argues the issue is a temporary skirmish and that every child deserves a chance under the American flag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Harding
Coolidge
Congress
Georgia
New England
Massachusetts
John A. Ryan
Catholic Univesity
Mary
John
Councl
Churches of Christ In America
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
League of Women Voters
Consumers Liague
Chambers of Commerce
America
Critics Attack Shifting Attorneys And Court Delays
The piece criticizes lawyers who aid defendants through loopholes and the misalignment of law with spirit. It cites Dean Roscoe Pound on archaic courts and delays, and notes a Republican club dinner honoring Senator Butler as part of a broader political backdrop. It also lists various professional associations and conferences in multiple cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turman
Roscoe Pound
Harvard Law School
Ohio State Bar Association
Clevel
Republican Club of
Massachusetts
Hoon
William M. Butler
Larses
Waashingston
North’ America
Pedent Cooldge
The Way of the World and American Education Critics
Grove Patterson reflects on Shakespeare’s legacy and the duty to serve a cause beyond self. Herbert Fisher compares American and British schools, noting the strengths of English prep schools and Oxford, while urging quality over sheer quantity and asserting Americans lack deep intellectual thoroughness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nerbert A L Fisher
America
Great Britain
Winchester
St. Paul's
England
Oxford
Some Have Low Standards William L I Ransom Involved In Forgeries
The article reports that William L. I. Ransom collected checks totaling 248500 for legal services to Mase Turman who confessed to 1300000 in forgeries tied to a get rich quick scheme. It questions Ransom's motives and suggests he is part of a prominent New York law firm with ex Governor Charles 8 Whiteman as a member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William LI
Ransom
Mase. Turman
Charles 8. Whiteman
New York
Yesterdays Todays Anniversaries and Birthdays
A list of historical anniversaries and births with dates and places. Notable entries include Peter the Great dying in St Petersburg and Amos Densmore born in Rochester. Also notes about Capitulation of Paris 1871 and early telegraph developments.
Centennial observances and biographical notes feature in today’s pages
Two hundred years after Peter the Great’s death, the piece notes his founding of Russia’s empire and marks the anniversary of Amos Densmor's birth as a pioneer American typewriter inventor. Italy observes the 100th birth anniversary of Benedetto Carol, while Rt Rev Herman Pace marks ten years as bishop of Wichita. The Tuskegee Conference begins at Tuskegee Institute, honoring Booker T Washington’s legacy and presidential work.
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Peter the Great
Russian Empire
Amos Densmor
Italy
Benedetto Carol
Ital.y
Herman Pace
Spokane
Bshop
Wichigan
Tuskegee Negro Conference
Booker T Washington
Tuhrgee
Ala
World raw materials spark international tension say experts
Wm S Culbertson of the U S Tariff Commission warns permanent security requires firm principles regulating fundamental economic relations of states. He notes colonial powers monopolizing resources provoke conflict and calls for open access to raw materials to prevent war. Milk distributors and electrical contractors pledge funds for Negro education, while local fires threaten Elyria block and a new channel machine plant is planned by Charles Crehore and Georges Weller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. S. Culbertson
U. S. Tariff Commission
Amhorst
Charles Crehore
Georges Weller
Weller
Court action over unpaid cleaning bill for Perry Belmont home
Harl Calvert, a Washington scrub-woman, sues for 335 dollars claiming Belmont household workers were unpaid. She seeks attachment of the mansion’s hall over the debt, illustrating democracy where even the poor may have their day in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harl Calvert
Washington
Perry Belmont
Saloons Could Stay Open Until Ten on Weeknights
Twenty five years ago a proposed ordinance allowed saloons to remain open until ten each night and eleven on Saturdays, with another ordinance to follow.
Sprague Family Holds Gibraltar Consul Post For Generations
For ninety two years a Sprague has served as American Consul at Gibraltar. Richard L Sprague, current consul, marks the third generation. The lineage begins with Horatio Sprague of Boston, who settled abroad around 1800 and became consul in 1832. His successors, Horatio Jones Sprague and then Richard L Sprague, have led the office through 1901 and into the present, making the Sprague name well known among naval officers.
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Sprague
Gibraltar
Richard L. Sprague
Foreign Post
Spragues
Horatio Sprague
Boston
Cadiz
Malaga
Malta
Genoa
Mediterranean
Algeciras
Spain
Andrew Jackson
Horatio Jones Sprague
James K. Polk
Richard L Sprague
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Owen
Chronicle-Telegram
Audit Bureau of
Second Street
Elyria
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
É. F. Burke
AG Heudnutt
Unday
Vane
Lorain
State of
A. E& Clayden
Chica
Dearborn Street
Fifth Avenus
Montreal
Canadian Associa of Forestry Engineers
Fon real”Canadian Pulp and Paper Association
York
Qu U
Winnipeg
Western Canada
Retail Lumbermen’s Association
New Orleans
United Roofing Inttractors’ Association
Baltimore
National Lumber Happliers’ Association
Oklahoma Ity
Southwestern Lumbermen’s Association
Des Moines
Iowa Engineering Society
Cleveland
O Association of
World By
Grove Patterson
da Hing
Shakespeare
Bart
Og Thug
Lfe
Uctt
George Eastman
Rochester
Toda
St. Petersburg
Moscow
Amos Densmore
New York City
Paris
Count Bismerk
Jules Vavre
New Haven
William A Clark
United States
Montana
John B Allen
Seattle
Crawfordsville
Ind
Herman Page
Gev Healy
Dublin
Teapot Dome
Charles Nollet
Marquis of Crewe
France
Charles S. Barrett
National Board of Farm Organizations
Pierre Lorillard
Daniel Willard
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Hartland
V.l Culbertson
Milk Distributors, Milwaukee—Wisconsin Association of Electrical Contractors
Hampton
Tuskegee Institutes
Jhealti
F. D. Sweet
O'Donnell
A. M
Roehl Oil CO
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