Committee Keeps Twelve Hour Day In Steel Industry
A U S steel committee, appointed by President Gary, votes to reject the eight hour day. They argue twelve hours reduce strain and may lower costs, while opponents fear harm to workers’ well being and moral health. The group cites social costs and dangers to leisure, urging the broader public cost of longer shifts be weighed against supposed gains. The decision is criticized as unfortunate and contrary to reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary
United States
Garr
Governor Donahey’s Stance on Prohibition and Gambling
The article critiques Governor Donahey’s inconsistent anti gambling position, noting his support for enforcing anti gambling laws among students while not opposing horse race betting. It argues his stance mirrors political calculations and calls for lessons from Myron Herrick’s era.
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Donahey
Ingersell
Gnu
Ohio
Myron T. Herrick
Oesep
Abolition of Darwinism and Moral Cleavages Stir Debate
A fragmented account notes clashes over Darwinism and social reforms. It references enforcement of anti gambling laws, temperance critiques, and public concerns about saloons, as well as public figures and a governor’s stance. The prose hints at social anxiety about drink, poverty, and moral panic, with scattered mentions of media, education, and reformers.
Yesterday in Ohio echoes of a distant past
Fragmentary clip appears to recount events from Ohio one year earlier. Names and places are obscured, with garbled phrases about Tran Teton and others, suggesting a brief chronicle of past happenings rather than a coherent report.
Komical Telegrams Poem Fragments Attributed To Jim Armitage
A garbled cache of poem fragments and stray phrases references Jim Armitage and a supposed Komical Telegrams. The text fuses odd lines about money pirates and afterlife imagery, with unclear attributions and disrupted wording. It reads as an OCR damaged piece lacking clear events or coherent structure.
American ties spark Turkish concession talks hinge on parliament
Keater son of Rear Admiral Colby McChester claims Ottoman American Development Co held concessions in Asia Minor worth a $30,000 option fee. He says the key value lies in rights along a 20 kilometer strip beside a proposed Sam Goon to Mediterranean railroad, and that Turks seek American goodwill to foster dual interests despite France’s parallel moves and parliamentary binding contracts.
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EHS
Arthur (Keater
Colby McChester
Ameryan
Asia Minor
Add
Tas
Sam
Hiracoh
Mediterranean
Branel Noes
Mosulamit
Anora Chester Sal
Dee
Apeat
Fia Ddeker- Mie
Gort
Lis Syndlete
France
Angora
Turkey
Ain Turkey
Women’s clubs of Cuba hold first national congress
Women’s clubs of Cuba convened their first national congress in Havana marking a milestone in organized female civic work. Delegates from major cities gathered to discuss social reform and cultural programs advancing women’s roles across the island.
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Women's Clubs of
Cuba
Havana
Rice Rupture Expert to Demonstrate at Elyria Hotel
J M Horton, expert from Ane NY and originator of the Rice Non-Surgical Rupture Method, will be at the Elyria Hotel Monday May 28 offering free personal demonstrations. Call 9 to 12 am 2 to 5 pm or 7 to 9 pm for details and see how the method claims to end truss use and provide treatment for ruptures.
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S. Rice
Ane
Elyria Hotel
To & F
Fust
Wm, & Ric $. Inc. Acaims
Protests Planned Over Indiana and Ohio Govs
In Cincinnati on May 26 protests are planned against Governor McCray of Indiana and Governor Donaley of Ohio. Theodore Workum, executive secretary of the Hamilton County Humane Society, announces the action following the Sullivan Inn release of Peter Collins Lay. Lay was arrested after a search lasting over four years and charged with failing to provide for dependents.
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Cincinnati
AL WV Donaley
Oba
Warren T. McCray
Indiana
Theodore Workum
Humane Society
Hamilton County
Sullivan, Inn
Peter Collins Lay
Humane Savety
Lay
Wig in the Day Hears Arliss Parlement Figure
The article profiles a long serving British House of Commons member known as Tay Pay. Educated at University of Galway and Queen's College Galway he joined Saunders News Letter in Dublin and later the Telegraph in London. He has served in Parliament since 1880 representing Liverpool, with ties to Scotland's division and a noted U.K. press career. In Cincinnati May 26 a case reports Jo Ren 11 son of Jacob drown pend Oy pales after an explosion incident.
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Arliss Parlement
Howse of Commons
Jfe
Scotland
Sums 'Center
Why College of the
Athlone
Queen's College
Galway
Ife
Saunders’ News Letter
Dubin
Thos Fyeary
London
Joi
The
Telegraph
Suis
Inti
U.S
Conor
House of Pss
Galwas
Liverpool
Cincinnati
Jo Ren
Jacob
Pend Oy
J. Baur Lok Gly
June concert ends season with new Victor releases
News Friday announces a June concert featuring the new June record list and notes it is the last show until fall. Victor records released include The Music Lesson and Baby Sister Blues by the Duncan Sisters and Who's Sorry Now by the Original Memphis Five. A sale ad promotes a Wig Mahogany Phonograph and space additions to the music rack, with patriotic decorations and various household gear suggestions.
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Duncan Sisters
Quincey A. Gillr Yeats Dies. Ohio Lawyer and Republican Leader
Quincey A. Gillr Yeats, a Cincinnati area lawyer and early Ohio graduate, died in hospital after arterial illness. A Republican attorney active at the court of common pleas, he practiced law for years and was married. his wife predeceased him. Services will be held at Ridgelawn tomorrow afternoon from his former home, 401 Morrow.
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Quincey A. Gillr Yeats
More
Ohio Cincinnati Law
Court of
Unclear Crime Sketch In Fragments From Cincinnati Police Report
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Cincinnati incident involving Reed Waterfeld Sycamore Street with a holdup on Queen Street. Names include Edward McClain Clarence Cross Davis Vanceburg residents and an unidentified bandit. References mention murder, robbery, and tattoo initials H Mo, with two others detained.
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Incinnati
Reed Waterfeld
Sycamore
Edward McClain
Clarence Cross Davis
Vancebursbert Welsenberg
H. Mo" Enot
Pol Thuc
Rop Nofski
Czarnofs
Accident at VWLLY MOUTH SOVe warms hospital stay
A fragmentary report describes a vehicle incident near VWLLY MOUTH where a person was injured and transported to a hospital. Details are unreadable in the OCR but indicate medical attention and transport.
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Elyrie
Lorate County Printing and Publishing Company
A. F. Ruske
A C. Hudnutt
Elyria Postoffice
Carrer
Floria
Lorain
International News Service
Bureau of Advertising
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Ap Iel
New York
A. E. Clayden
Fifth Ave
Chicago
John W. Hunter
Marquette
PHON
Advertising _ Society
Ieenaul
Ene Mint
Wasor
White Eéleim the
Ingany
Iva
Science
Philosophy
Astrology
Tran
Teton
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Tex
Agsaciana
Cona
I Martin
Post
Komical
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Ihim &Ta
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J. M. Horton
Glade
B. Thomas
Cory Betoem
Midle Evenue
Patt
W. E. Patton
Elyria Hardware Co
D.w.seward
E. F. Whitney & Son
Broad Street
the Days
Hubert Day & Sons
Day’s Music Store
Victor
Snakes Hips
Memphis Five
Little Rover
Rennin’ Wild
Symphony Orchestra
Tul
Cran
Bebe
Oh Hara
Day's Music Store
Broad ST
Day’s Hardware
Vermilion River
Coldwell
Pasadena Park
Esery Bods Welcoome
Rene Brehes
Srevetoon
Veny
Day's Hardware
Atte
Philadelphia
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Ely
Trculture
Truax
Bares
Ohio Sportsmen
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