The Children’s Amendment Push and Public Debate
The piece explains the child labor amendment now before state legislatures, outlining its two sections granting Congress power to regulate or prohibit labor of those under eighteen while preserving state powers. It cites census figures on child workers, notes historical legal attempts and defeats, lists state laws, and captures critics’ labels of supporters as socialists or communists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
United States
Massachusetts
Lincoln
Jersey City
New Jersey
New York
America
Hell
Calvin Coolidge
John W. Davis
Robert M. LaFollette
Warren G. Harding
Wilson
Henry Cabot Lodge
Joseph T. Robinson
Senate
Nicholas Longworth
Cincinnati
Battleships not doomed by airplanes say ordinance head
Maj. Gen. Williams declares battleships will not be relics of the sea due to airpower. He cites improved anti aircraft guns and aircraft carriers as safeguards, and notes new weapons including tanks, trench mortars, a semi automatic rifle, and longer range artillery.
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Ger. C. O. Williams
Army Oridinance
Genery
Williams
England
John Browning
Yesterday in Ohio and Today’s Anniversaries Digest
A digest of historical notes and birthdays with dates ranging from 1744 to present. Highlights include Molly Pitcher’s birth, California constitution framing, notable deaths, rail milestones, naval honors, and annual convention opens. Also notes a year ago today and forthcoming congress-like gatherings in multiple cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molly Pitcher
Monmouth
Carlisle
Monterey
California
Levi Silliman
North Carolina
New York City
Meriden
Conn
William Whitaker
Nevada
Arizona
Prince Napoleon
France
Northern Pacific
Trafic
Union Pacific Railroad
Mammoth
Guyamaca
Legion of Honor
Hughes
Australia
Poincare
Lloyd George
Winnipeg
Prince of Wales
Quebec
Seymour Parker Gilbert
Bloomfield
N. J
Sir George Younger
Ben. W. Hooper
United States Railroad Labor Board
Newport
Tenn
Mrs. Langtry
Isle of Jersey
Prince of Wales Visits Chicago Packing Plants Today
The Prince of Wales is scheduled to view Chicago’s great packing plants and other wonders of the western metropolis during his visit today. The same day Los Angeles hosts the American Association of Port Authorities annual convention and Birmingham opens the 130th AIME meeting on industrial development in the South. The Meridian Highway bridge dedication at Yankton, South Dakota, concludes the agenda.
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American Gas Association
Atlantic City
Pasadena
Calif
American Institute of Electrical Engineers
Milwaukee
American Foundrymen's Association
Chicago
National Industrial Advertisers
United States
Prince of Wales
Los Angeles
American Association of Port Authorities
South
American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers
Birmingham
Meridian Highway
Missouri River
Yankton
S. Day
The Way of the World by Grove Patterson
American tourists spent many millions abroad this summer and by August 1, $22,000,000 had been returned to the United States. The piece argues thrift means saving and spending reasonably to promote prosperity, condemning hoarding as unthrifty.
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United States
Uncertain text fragment from a loopy postwar note
Fragmentary OCR style note references bouquets and a teacher, mentions cigars, a five dollar bill, and loons or cloning in a cryptic way. No clear event or identifiable entities.
Codes of ethics and forgotten fortunes in journalism and life
The piece discusses unclaimed ten million dollars left by depositors and forgotten wills. It notes rising adoption of ethics codes in journalism, with the American Society of Newspaper Editors leading. It mentions gender roles in occupations, a visit from Dr. Alice Jewel, and reflections on posterity and judgment of ancestors.
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New York
Chambers of Commerce
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Eduard Benes A Leader in Czech Rebuilding and Peace Efforts
The article portrays Eduard Benes as a realist and daring statesman shaping Czechoslovakia. It traces his wartime role with Masaryk, his work for Europe’s rehabilitation, and his leadership as Foreign Minister from Oct 14 1918, amidst the Little Entente’s rise and peace promotion at the League of Nations.
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Eduard
Cate
Ation
League of
Europe
Te Trotsky
Mulini
Benes
Ike Lenin
Trotsky
Mussaudi
Lenin
de Epvarp Bene
Mussolini
Italy
Rmiath
Masaryk
Eduard Benes
League of Nations
Professor Masaryk
Washington
Paris
Czechoslovakia
Wilson
Colonel House
Profesor Masaryk
Stefanik
Czechoslovak Republic
Early 20th Century Czech Leader Returns to Power
Dur Ging the peace conference Bines, with Masaryk, headed the Czeco slovak delegation. He returned to Prague in 1919, and his nomination for the post of Minister of Foreign Affairs was ratified. In 1921 he was entrusted with the formation of a new Cabinet, of which he became the Premier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masaryk
Czecoslovak
Prague
October's Carnival Weather in Nature's Loop
A fragmentary poem evokes October as the peak of the yearly carnival of seasons. Nature shifts through spring, summer, fall, and winter within a single day, with October displaying rich colors, frost, and sunlit warmth under a blue dome. The voice, attributed to Hela Hunt Jackson, reads like a lyrical tribute to seasonal abundance.
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Egypt
Hela Hunt Jackson
Trial of Szahaes in deer kiling case draws crowd
Ten years ago Mike Szahaes faced trial for killing a man with a deer projectile. Warren G Harding toured Low county giving addresses in Lorain. Billy Snell pleaded guilty to Clement and was paroled. Lawrence Wagner druggist wed Miss Mary Gethin at Lorain home. Father Patrick Murphy spoke in Dallas on the dry campaign.
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Mike Szahaes
Court House
Warren G. Harding
Can
United States
Ohio
Low County
Lorain
Billy Snell
American Theatre
Clement
Redington
Lawrence Wagner
Mary Gethin
Patrick Murphy
Dallas
Texas
Statue of Francis Asbury Erection Fueled by Bishop McDowell
The Francis Asbury Memorial Association credits Bishop William F. McDowell for driving the project. An Ohio native and graduate of Ohio Wesleyan and Boston University, he led a varied church career including a stint as chancellor of the University of Denver and later as an administrator.
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Francis Asbury
Washington
Willam F. McDowell
Francis Asbury Memorial Association
Bishop McDowell
Ohio
Ohio Wesleyan
Boston University
Tle
University of Denver
Officer Sauer Boosts Dreco Gains Ten Pounds
Dayton Ohio officer Sauer says Dreco improved his health and weight after six weeks taking four bottles. He reports relief from indigestion acidity headaches and limb pains and now strongly endorses the tonic at the courthouse.
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Sauer
Grove St
Dayton
Ohio
Dreco
Noted religious reformer and leader broadens influence
The text outlines a clergyman’s growing influence from denominational work to non sectarian organization by 1904 and 1928. It frames him as more than an ecclesiastic, leading movements including wartime prohibition of liquor traffic.
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Mation
Af Cive
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Chronicle-Telegram
Audit Bureau
Second Street
Elyria
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
FP. Burke
A.C Hudnutt
Grove Patterson
Fortuin
Alice Jewel
Alve Jew International Socety of Applied Psychology
Tod
Wodito
Officer Sauer
Cleveland Street
Charlotte Johnson
Roosevelt St
Celer
Holcomb
Elyria Savings & Trust
Canfield Station
Canfield
Wm. Penn Motor Oils
West Broad
Chestnut
East Avenue
Grace 355
East Bridge Street
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