Labor leaders push for early conference on labor land relation
President and Labor resident Wilson urges an early conference with authoritative labor and management representatives to improve relations between labor and capital. He stresses shared responsibility, fair worker ownership, and broader participation in control, aiming for cooperative structures and broader democracy in industry.
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Wilson
Labor
Commission Jal
Federated’ Council
America
Sion
Misplaced Eulogy on American Identity and Party Labels
A Georgia reader argues about being American without aligning to a party. The piece cites Jefferson, Jackson, Cleveland, Lincoln and Grant as good Americans who supported or interpreted the Monroe Doctrine, noting Republicans and Democrats as possible labels while emphasizing nonpartisan patriotism.
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Georgia
Jefferson
Jackson
Cleveland
Great Britain
Lincoln
Grant
Garfield
McKinley Roosevelt and party loyalty questioned
The piece argues that party labels do not define Americanism. It says Republicans or Democrats ceasing to be American parties would cast doubt on followers who stay loyal. It rejects the claim I am neither Republican nor Democrat as mere buncombe and emphasizes true American identity beyond party.
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McKinley
Roosevelt
Senator Shields Denounced Covenant Reform Sparks Calls for Resignation
A Tennessee Democratic scene centers on Senator John Knight Shields a Detrocrat amid protests over the League of Nations covenant in its current form. Questions arise about his vote while notes describe his long Tennessee career from Clinchdale birth Aug 15 1958 to roles as district attorney associate justice and later U S senator. His marriages include first wife 1883 and second wife Jeannette Swepson Dotson Cowan with nuptials in 1917.
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Yonn Mw
Melos
Asn
Messee
League of Allons Covenant
Shields
Tennessee “Democratic Organization
John Knight
Clinchdale
Senshields
Teo
Caicery
Tennessee
Aupreme Court of Tennessee
Ito US
Senate
Jeannette Swepson
Dotson Cowan
Sense and Nonsense Fragment Highlights Veteran Wraps
A garbled passage presents snippets about razor drops and a soldier asking for his old job, plus reflections on Poland's natural resources and prewar industry. It also mentions Columbus visiting a coast renamed Venemicls and a stall in a car with a dead engine.
Drift of Opinion and Henry Ford Education Proposal
A fragmentary exchange mocks cultivated tastes and calls for formal organization and endowment of a noted university of hard rocks. The Chicago News weighs in with a jab, suggesting Henry Ford attend to funding and be named nonresident professor of ignored idealism.
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Henry
University of Hard Rocks
Henry Ford
Chicago News
All day frock gains favor in fashion notes
The Grand Rapids Press comments on a shift toward the all day frock as proper attire for journalists, urging consistency from morning to evening wear and lamenting the waste of time caused by changing trousers through the day.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Mi i Itp
Associated Press
Grand Rapida Press
Ballot Woes Acknowledge Women’s Rights Debate
A fragment from the Houston Post quotes Will H. Wava arguing the ballot will make women strong and independent, while a counter point suggests women will be constrained by corsets as far as their feet are concerned.
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Will H. Wava
Uproar Over High Cost of Irving Cited as Cure
In a Kansas City Times remark editors note that producing work remains the sole real remedy for the high cost of Irving. Public opinion shifts to accept current conditions as adequate under these circumstances.
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Irving
Kansas City Times
ABE MARTIN Saiite Marsh Swallow Tangled in Repair Chat
ABE MARTIN notes a new spirit bamboo nickel trim coat rod but no quart while Binkley suffers a stroke of apoplexy today while glancing at two ante repair MW.
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Binkley
Glancin
Milk Embargo Ends As Shortage Fears Abate in Cleveland
Cleveland morning report shows embargoed milk producers numbering about 200 lifted their blockade, signaling no imminent shortage. County prosecutor pursues contempt charges against members of the Ohio Farmers Co-Operative Milk Company for defying an injunction. Farmers seek 26 cents per gallon, asserting it is 1 cent below federal allowance. current producer price stands at 24 cents.
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Cleveland
Idee
Zaiser
Doerfler
Bainbridge
Ohio Farmers’ Co-Operative Milk Company
Federal Food Administration
Representative Of Vessel Engineers Is Mammoth
Thomas J. Delahenty represents the steamship engineers of the Atlantic and Gulf districts in a trade matter. The weeks-long dispute concerns working hours and conditions, with recent events tying up operations and generating detailed discussion of labor terms.
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Mammoth
Thomas J. Delahenty
Aésiantic and Gulf
Tra Emitter Wee
How to Build a Cook Fire in the Outdoors
Adela Bella Beerd watcher outlines an outdoor fire building guide for beginners in Lorain County. The piece emphasizes gathering dry tinder and fuel, using birch bark, choosing wood by size and type, and starting with a cook fire for cooking and warmth.
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Adela Bella Beerd
Artlet
Pionecer
America
Bow
Firat
Adventures That Made An American Hunting Eye Seeks League of Nations
In a 1915 Boys and Girls Newspaper Service tale Hunting Eye travels toward the east seeking the League of Nations, hearing stories of war and world beyond the North woods. He plans a long journey after the Captain departs for the city, hoping to learn what the League means and where it might exist.
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League of Nations Hy
Hunting Eye
Iain
League of Nations
Eye
Simrise
New World
Eya
J. TR. Milar
Nevacance Service
Quail Prices Spark Retail Debate and Proposed Margin
Producers demand fair margins after administration sets quail price at 15 cents a pint. Retailers report 9 cents per pint and warn that a wholesale rise could push quart prices toward 17 cents to maintain profits.
Walter Gray Found After Theater Basement Call
Walter Gray a seven year old boy was found asleep in the basement of the Dream Joad theatre after Rev Kalassy and his wife heard a cry for help at 3 15 am Thursday morning. Police were notified and the boy was returned to his relieved parents.
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Walter Gray
Grace
Rev. Kalassy
Dream Joad
Bait
Kaiser Lead Us Teutons Urge Strong Kaiser Rule
Fragmentary dispatches describe German advocates urging a strong Kaiser amid prewar fervor. Quotes claim pledges to resist liberal governments and unite ethnic Germans, with references to Austro-Hungarian tensions and movements toward German influence in European ports.
German envoy Dr. von Haimhausen to America as ambassador
Dr. von Haimhausen, former counselor to the German embassy in Washington, slated to return to the capital as ambassador to the Americas. He was active in German domestic politics and was once mentioned as a possible candidate for the presidency.
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von Haimhausen
Washington
Cami Tal
Lfirate
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