International Labor Organization as model for US labor law
A 1923 article discusses adopting an international labor framework for the United States. It outlines a proposed interstate labor conference with four delegates per state including government, labor, and employer representatives, an elected governing body, and a labor office to push unified standards. It envisions ratification, enforcement, and cross state coercion to harmonize social legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Nations
International Labor Organization
International Labor Office
Labor Office
United States
International Organization
Senate
Bureau of Industrial Relations
Interstate Labor Office
Wiley
Union Concentrat
Unemployed Harvest Hands Seek Economic Parity Across States
The passage argues that unemployed harvest workers would benefit from adopting Kansas style policies to equalize production costs with other states. It notes many possible plans and predicts increasing usefulness once implemented.
Fragmentary historic notes mix figures and events across eras
A garbled OCR segment lists dates and names from diverse histories including Sars and Sirses flags in the United States, Jean Baptiste Kleber, Egypt, Beecher Stowe, Uncle Tom, James Forte, the German Confederation end, Augsburg, Haald berewsey, 1861, Norwegian oath, and 1919 outrages, with unclear connections and contexts.
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Congress
United States
Jean Bapt
Ste Kleber
Com- Macher
Egypt
Beecher Stowe Aui
Toms Caha
Lientiala
Crariach
James Forte
Pruss
Santerd
Haald Berewsey
Norwegan
Goten
Observances and political items mark a national day
The article notes National observances across the United States including events honoring Henry Ford and Abraham Lincoln era births. It mentions political conventions in New York and leadership changes in national organizations, with references to the 13th of BCs and various civic, veterans, and professional groups holding meetings.
Remarkable Birthdays at Roman Catholic Archdiocese Honors
Two figures marked birthdays today Raleigh era Rev. Joan J Glennon head of the Roman Catholic archdiocese, born in County Meath 61 years ago today. Sen. Robert M La Follette of Wisconsin born at Primrose Wisconsin 68 years ago today.
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Joan J Glennon
Te Roman Catno
Oces Af & Arg
County Mears
Robert Mo la Fo? Tette
United States
Wiscon
Primrose
W.I
Contested Links Between Birth, Heredity, and Politics
Fragmented remarks discuss heredity and environment shaping character and politics. References to a Buckeye and a Georgian birth imply regional bias. Mentions of Bryan and poets reflect varied opinions, with no clear conclusion.
War era worry over a boy’s future at home
A local voice complains that a boy’s moralization in the war could have kept him home and helped his family as a respected profiteer. The text hints at societal expectations and future marriage prospects in troubled times.
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Min Nugent
aWell
Tomato vine theft and a curious town tale
A note describes a comic incident where a Postmaster notices tomato vine patches near a vacant lot and a neighbor Miller orders a load of stars delivered to a garden path. A neighbor sees slats and confiscates them, Miller arrives, and McHenry recalls an uncomfortable explanation from a man called Doc. The text also lightly mentions Eugenics and a tale about a Chevrolets repairman.
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Miller
McHenry
Marriage of Wils Harriet P Ely and Dr George M Marshall
The marriage of Wils Harriet P Ely daughter of Mr and Mrs Heman Ey to Dr George M Marshall of Philadelphia was a society event. The ceremony was performed at the Ely mansion by Rev J D Williamson of Cleveland.
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Wils Harriet P Ely
Heman Ey
George M Marshall
Philadelphia
Ely Mansion
J D Williamson
Cleveland
Arizona woman sees through eyelid hole while asleep
An Arizona woman reportedly has a circular hole in one eyelid that lets her see even when the other eye is closed. She reportedly sleeps with one eye open and can speak with 80 to hear. Separate garbled lines mention Belgrade, Mrs Helen Mihalovitch-Djor ich, and wartime confusion with unclear context.
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Arizona
Belgrade
Helen Mihalovitch-Djorich
Jugoslavia
Examinaane
Lovie
Movement of science toward religious conceptions after the war
President Henry Fairfield Osborn of the American Museum of Natural History says a new wave of scientists and professionals in the United States Britain and France is moving toward religious conceptions of the universe and moral values. He cites the postwar joint declaration by scientists and religious leaders as a culmination of a shift in thinking and notes Catholic and Orthodox contributions to evolution discussions.
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Henry Fairfield Osborn
American Museum of Natural History
Osborn
Europe
America
Amerwe
Great Briain
Darwin
Wita
Ory
St. Augustine
British Association For the Advancement of Science
Abbe Brown
Lomails
Leiruel
Osborn Sa
Louvain
Vater Dorlodot
Ponsonby Seeks Abolition of Hereditary Titles in Commons
Arthur Ponsonby introduces a bill to end hereditary titles provoking debate in the House of Commons. Once a page to Queen Victoria and later a Liberal turned Labor member, Ponsonby hails from the Ponsonby lineage with ties to Earl Grey’s family. He has one son and one daughter.
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House of Commons
Arsthur Ponsonby
Arthur
Queen Victoria
England
Labor Party
Vonserby
Henry Ponsonby
Earl Grey
Poem fragment echoes Walter Scott style
A garbled verse paraphrase invokes sun, birds, and knights with a noble dame. Leonard lingers while lovers and swans drift along a village path, ending with a note attributed to Sir Walter Scott.
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Leonard
Toug
Walter Scott
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Bettoe
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Lorain
International News Service
Audit Bureau Co
Bureau of Advertising
American Neve Reper Publishers Association
New York
A. E. Clayden
Fith Ave
Chicago
John W. Hunter
Merquetts Ride
United Action ON Labor
Kansas
RADIO
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SSE
Lesterdays
Henry Fousder
Arlen
Tedass
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To31
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Toda
Act
Lowestra
Aston
Dozer
Green Corner
Roce
Irland
Harding
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BELOR
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Naona, Label
Ford
St Louis
Society of Progressive
Department of Wilmington
North Caro Federation of Business and Oral Women
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Department of Flone
Assilow
Ohio
Georgia
Tuck
Beckstin
Bryan
Monsers
Sroom
Burt
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Horra
Aramen
Samdusky
Rey E . Knapp
Baptis Church
Irving H Griswold
Law Department
Columbia University
SM. Flick
Taziroail Junction
Toledo
MN. F. Ostorn
Arthur Ponsonby
Mike
Salant
Westen
Nour
Cates
Owl
Mys
John Mursbach
Broad Street
LLI Ria
Goodyear Sereiee
Deelers
Goodyear Sereice City Hardware Company
Hubert Das & Sons
Breid Street
Marsh & Son
Weoe
G. M. Marsh
Goodyear
Pearson & Schubert Dry Cleaning Co
Pearson Dry Cleaning Co
Middle Ave
B. T. Bastian
Rome
Rome de Lure
Sour Dealer's
Allen & Brown
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