What Is The Minimum Wage And Its Meaning In Ohio
The Ohio Manufacturers Association bulletin attacks minimum wage talk and targets groups like the YWCA. It notes regional YWCA discussions in Oberlin, questions the need for laws, and argues for a higher obligation to workers. It cites Ohio women earning far below a conservative living minimum, risking health and family support.
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Ohio Manufacturers’ Association
Malcom Jennings
American Society For Labor Legislation
Oberlin
Y. W
Jennings
Ohbio
Manufacturers’ Association
Ohio
State of
Debate on Minimum Wage Law and Economic Impact
The piece argues for a government established minimum wage, citing support from employers and unions and highlighting successful state experiments. It quotes figures from E A Filene and the Merchants Association, notes California’s example, and discusses the need for informed, lawful setting of wage standards rather than bottom-up employer groups. It lists contemporaries Halvor Steenerson and other notes and birthdays.
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District of Columbia
E. A. Filene
Boston
Merchants and Manufacturers’ Association of
District of Columbus
California
Local notes mix gossip with town events in Elyria edition
A jumble of items from Pittefield to Elyria covers barbershops opening, marriages, arrests for alcohol sales and firearms, club activities, hardware ads, crop uplifts, and a governor authorizing colored soldier enlistments. The report notes a Beebe hall festival raising 224 for soldiers, enrollments listed for draft subjects, and local militia enlistment efforts amid small town chatter.
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Todd
B. Wall
Qberlin
Ohio and national political notes from the era
A collage of historical items: the Ohio State Teachers Association opening its convention in Dayton, Horace L Chapman’s nomination for governor at Columbus, Taft resigning as Secretary of War under Roosevelt, Debs’ arrest in Cleveland for Espionage Act violations, a look back to a year ago with Wham Hall’s Supreme Court appointment and Sinn Fein leaders’ release, plus today’s birthday notes for Cordenio Severance and Count Julius Andrassy and Roy L. McCardell.
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Ohio State Teachers’ Association
Daston
Horace L Chapman
Columbus
William H Taft
Ohio
Roosevelt
Eugene V. Debs
Wham Half
United States
Sinn Fein
Cordenio
American Bar Association
Mantorville
Minn
Julius Andrassy
Roy L. McCardell
Military cadet shift as Sladen takes commandant post
Today Brig Gen Frederick W Sladen assumes duties as commandant of the United States Military Academy. Elisha Babcock in Washington retires after 58 years in the State Department diplomatic bureau as confidential clerk and private secretary to cabinet officers. The Wisconsin Christian Endeavor convention opens at Waukesha. A merger of the homeopathic school and hospital with the regu lar medical school of the University of Michigan is planned. The Farm Bureau Movement marks its 58th anniversary at DeKalb Illinois with a pageant and addresses.
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United States
Frederick W. Sladen
United States Military Academy
Christian Endeavor Societies of Wisconsin
Waukesha
Homeopathic School
University of Michigan
Farm Bureau
de Kalb
Til
Elisha Babcock
State Department
Washington
Catiinet
Komical Telegrams Jim Armitage, Himself
Journal entry recounts a fishing trip concluded with a work return to Toronto. Phillips had an upper and the narrator notes the boss was defeated. No welcome band. Mentions a mosquito ointment tested with success and jokes about Irish fighting under Queensberry or Salvation Army rules.
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To-ronto
Phillips
Marquis of Queensberry
Salvation Army
Fourth of July Plans Spurred by Union Speakers and Wool Prices
Sixty years ago discussions planned four Fourth of July celebrations with union speakers to back a recently nominated ticket. Buyers paid 50 to 60 cents per pound for wool, but farmers delayed purchases hoping for changes. Meanwhile Mrs John D Rockefeller Jr, wife of a multimillionaire, designs many town layouts mostly by herself.
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Tnion
John D Rockefeller Jr
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Elyria
Lorain
International News Service
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Bureau of Advertising
American Newspaper Publishers Association
New York
A. E. Cleyden
Fifth Ave
Chicago
John W. Hunter
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Alist
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Halvor Steenerson
Minnesota
Dane County
Wis
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Pittefield
Masa
Norfolk
Connecticut
du Pont
Tufo Popp
Exchange Club
Cascade Park
Charlie Guth
West Ridge
Beebe Hall
N. L. Johnson
Ely
NA of Mer
Carlisle
Ana
C. HL Cushing
W. Hitchcock
G H. Wélcott
Aspenny
Cleveland
Komical
Jim Armitage
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Abe Martin
Red Arrow
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R. M. Summers
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Old Reliable Furniture Store
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Vestal
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