Daring to Be Honest on Steel Industry Reform
On June 12 1993 a broad church coalition denounces the twelve hour workday in steel as a moral issue. The inter church report cites engineering data and calls for ending the long shift while contrasting the institute’s economic view. Strong religious voices press for action and accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commission On the Church and Social Service
Federal Council of Churches
Social Action Department
National Catholic Welfare Council
Social Justice Commission
Central Conference of American Rabbis
American Iron & Steel Institute
United States
America
Iron & Steel Institute
Steel Institute
The
New York World
Gary
Fosdick
Secretary Hoover Speech on Industry and War Debt
A fragmentary report quotes Secretary Hoover claiming industry can offset war debt while acknowledging public doubt. The remarks hint at congressional expectations and reflect cautious optimism about future economic policy amid past performance.
Yesterday's in Ohio and notable dates
A condensed list era markers from 1683 to 1900s noting Rye house plot, signers of the Declaration, governors, military actions, royal marriages, Bryant, invasion sails, and a public funeral. Includes one year ago floods in Salvador and fatal Japanese premier case. Birthdays feature Oliver Lodge, Viscountess Rhondda, James Curwood, Robert A. Cooper, and Charles L. McNary. Also a note on Southampton tides.
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Duke of York
Phil Livingston
New York
York
Albany
WN. C
John Young
Chelsea
New York City
Caprtin
Pennsylvania
Prince of Teck
Princess Mary of
Cambridge
William Cullen Bryant
Cummington
Mass
Key West
Cuba
Salvador
Takashi Hara
Sir Oliver Lodge
Staffordshire
England
Rhondda
James Oliver Curwood
Owosso
Mich
Robert A. Cooper
South Carolina
Federal Farm Loan Board
Laurens County
S. C
World weary towns endure boom and bust talk
Fragmentary local note questions prosperity and frugality as a traveler muses on spending, work habits, and the ease of wealth in a world where residents seem perpetually broke and unnamed figures linger in memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puddy
Sheral
Eufaula centennial celebration opens. key dates noted
A three day centennial celebration begins in Eufaula Alabama today. The piece also recalls 25 years ago the American army embarked at Key West for Cuba and mentions Edward P Farley becoming chairman of the Shipping Board succeeding Albert D Lasker. It lists various conferences and events in multiple cities. It notes a Texas law against coercive third degree methods, and previews the Rose Carnival opening in Portland Oregon with parades and civic features. Also mentions a new Panama Canal steamship service by Transmarine Line, and lists many conventions opening today across North America. The column closes with remarks about local politics.
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Eufaula
Ala
Key West
Cuba
Edward P. Farley
Beco
United States Shipping Board
Albert D. Lasker
Columbia University
Texas
Portland
Ore
Panama Canal
Transmarine Line
Suranleo
New York
Comical Telegrams End With Ten Dollar Settlement
Jim Armitage recalls a Sunday night mishap on Wooster Court where two cars collided while towing another. One car hit Joe Slife’s garage and nearly wrecked his flivver. The driver paid Joe ten dollars after a lengthy horn-raising dispute. Ohio Democrats form a Victory Army amid lighthearted notes on graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Lord
Wooster Court
Joe Slife
Joe
Joe’s
Luther Bare Bank's
Germany could have delayed war say British supply expert
Sir Herbert Matthews of the Central Chamber of Agriculture argues Britain might have capitulated later had Germany declared war in May or June instead of August. He warns English land under cultivation is waning, wheat consumption is high, and future output relies on imports from Canada, the U.S., Argentina, Australia, and India. He notes meat and milk production remain domestic but milk imports are minimal and suggests protection to bolster home farming.
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Great Britain
Germany
Sir Herbert Matthews
Central Chamber of Agriculture
England
Britain
Sir Herbert
London Weekly Dispatch
Canada
United States
Argentina
Australia
India
America
Holland
Bir Herbert
American merchant marine likely to succeed says Potter
Charles H. Potter, president of the U S Ship Operators association, predicts eventual success for the American merchant marine. He urges American owners to boost efficiency, shipowners to cut waste, and for the Shipping Board to push for a fair share of trade while maintaining overseas services until private capital buys ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Potter
U. S
Shipping Board
Mayor’s Dry Campaign And Fishing Day Parody
A humorous report notes the mayor delays bootleggers with time and mockery, touts a water works victory for the dry vote, and jokes about Doc Maddock unavailable next Saturday as bass season opens. The speaker laments the difficulty of earning an honest living while preferring fishing.
Poem Fragment The Crimson Petal In Now and Then
A damaged excerpt presents archaic lines about the crimson petal and white, cypress, and celestial imagery. Phrases evoke dreams, ghosts, and the earth, with repeated Now lines implying shifting mood and perception. The incomplete verses suggest lyrical meditation on love and nature.
Not applicable poet lines in a lake metaphor
The fragment presents a Tennyson verse about slipping into the lake and losing oneself in the speaker's embrace, conveying a romantic, melancholic mood without additional context or action.
Electric Light Contract Signed For Five Years
Ten years ago the Electric Light companies secured a new five year contract with the city. The State Convention of the Eagles closed with fireworks and a large parade attended by thousands. A serpent parade drew another big crowd. Twenty five boys from Bucyrus Y M C A rode in on bicycles and stayed at the local Y while en route to Cleveland. The school enumeration counted 3 489 pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
Electric Light Companies
Eagles
Bucyrus Y. M. C. A
Cleveland
Logan Gas Co Signs Five Year Tariff Contract
In this city Logan Gas Co closed a contract with Baty to start gas delivery for five years at a net 300 per 1,600 for five years and 35e for the next five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Gas CO
Ae Baty
Taratshgan
Governor E Lee Trinkle of Virginia A biographical sketch
Gov. E. Lee Trinkle of Virginia, mid-term in office, is longtime Virginian born in Wytheville on March 12, 1876. He studied at Hampden Sydney and the University of Virginia, earning a BA and BS. A lawyer and Democrat, he served six years in the state senate before winning the governorship by a 75,000 vote margin. He is active in Masons, Shriners, Odd Fellows, and Elk lodges and resides in Wytheville.
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E. Lee Trinkle
Virginia
Wytheville
Hampden - Sydney College
University of Virginia
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