Union leaders tout civilized settlement plan for industry
Morris Sigman declares a commission based dispute settlement more civilized and profitable for 1,472 factories and 55,000 workers, while Kenny Finder from the manufacturers endorses the agreement. A separate dispatch notes 30,000 Chinese backing a war with England lacked expected enthusiasm, and 14 passenger steamers link Alaska and Puget Sound ports as Premier Michaelakopoulis of Greece resigns, a move seen as saving paper and ink.
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Manent
Morris Sigman
Kenny Finder
England
Baldwin’s secret self sacrifice for country in Britain
The New York World recounts Premier Baldwin’s century gesture to urge the wealthy to fund public needs. He bought bonds equal to a fifth of his estate and offered them to the government for cancellation, a move done anonymously. Few followed, but the act reveals steadfast loyalty and quiet patriotism in peacetime.
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New York World
Baldwin
Wall Street scarecrow misreads voters in the South
A Southern paper urges Democrats to abandon the poot and focus on Western and Southern issues. It claims Davis is a solid Democrat but labeled a Wall Street lawyer, a stigma that will turn voters away. The piece notes Coolidge won broad support, La Follette carried only Wisconsin, and most electors rejected the Wall Street epithet in fact.
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Democratic Party
West
South
John W. Davis
Davis
Wall Street
Lim
Coolidge
la Pollette
Wheeler
Dle
Georgia
Wisconsin
la Follette
Tun Follette
Newspapers Approve Oregon School Law Decision
The Supreme Court invalidated an Oregon law that would force private and church schools to follow state standards. Justice McReynolds wrote the decision with Taft concurring. it held that liberty limits state power to standardize children via public instruction. American press largely approved, foreseeing an end to similar state laws.
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United States Supreme Court
Oregon
Vegas
James Clark McReynolds
Taft
Atlantic
Wacific
States of
The
Union
Unemployment Insurance Plan Aids NYC Workers
A commission appointed by Gov. Smith brokered an agreement in New York City between cloak and suit manufacturers and workers to fund unemployment relief. Employers contribute 2 percent, employees 1 percent, totaling over 1.2 million dollars. First payments of ten dollars weekly began June 8 as part of a broader effort to prevent strikes and ease slack trade conditions. George Gordon Cattle, Gov. Smith’s representative, said the experiment appears successful.
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Gov. Smith
Cloak and Suit
New York City
George Gordon Cattle
The President Coolidge and states' rights message
The San Francisco Bulletin notes President Coolidge's growth in understanding and writing, praising his clear style and policy stance. It highlights his insistence on limiting federal overreach and reviving States' rights to preserve the constitutional system. The piece frames this as the most important recent presidential stance.
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San Francisco Bulletin
Coolidge
Mr. Coolidge
Harding
Wilson
Washington
Wants Separate Flag for Canada
A readers letter advocates a distinct Canadian flag with a simple emblem. The beaver is proposed as a suitable device on the red ensign, argued as representative of Canadian industry and more meaningful than the maple leaf. Other clippings remark on politics, mineral output, and varies editorials.
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Prince Rupert News
Australia
Canada
Sone
Along Life's Detour Observations of Oldest Inhabitant
A fragmented column offering satirical quick takes on fashion vanity and social quirks. Vignette snippets touch on rouge, broom exercises, and odd exchanges about husbands and drinks.
Ask Dad What Is a House of Correction
A terse line of dialogue shows a father defining a house of correction as any married man's home. The exchange reveals a rough, grilling tone over a term of punishment or confinement.
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Pasai Clarence
House of Correction
United States tops alimony production among nations
A historical note claims the United States leads in alimony production, with no exceptions, and contrasts it with China as the sole other prominent producer in what is described as the grand old land of the VRE.
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Vre
Scratchin Heat For Johnny
The dialogue shows Johnny and Ma in a tense exchange about a mysterious matter. Johnny asks what he is scratching his head about while Ma reacts with confusion and a sharp remark. The exchange hints at a looming issue not yet explained.
Pests We Hate and a Life Insurance Letter
A humorous fragment reviews a dated hoax letter from Elmira about life insurance agents. It questions widowhood and the idea of a friendly agent pressing after death. The piece includes a cheeky aside about a wife and a mirror paste gag.
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New York
Elmira
Nutty Lawmaker Demands Compliance From Themself
A sharp remark accuses a lawmaker of demanding citizens follow laws while avoiding the same call for themselves. The comment frames a critique of perceived hypocrisy in political leadership.
Harnessing His Wind and the Lure of Temperance
The article, written in a satirical tone, critiques male vanity and calls for temperance by highlighting noisy bass horns and men who love their wives less when they hear their voices. It laments old-fashioned mothers policing daughters attire and mocks heavy makeup and veils as concealment.
Daily Sentence Sermon on Quiet Speech and Wary Habits
A compact note warns that silence can protect you from trouble and your money matters. It mentions a visitor named Will Grabbit arriving from Alvo and advertises hair cutting services for women and children at Terrellyg.
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Terrellyg
Notice to Creditors Walter Nelson Estate Alaska
In the Commissioner's Court in Juneau Alaska Walter Nelson estate administrator Koa Tl Laicas given authority to pay claims within six months from May 29 1925 first publication last publication June 26 1925 all creditors must present vouchers to the administrator in Juneau Alaska and comply with probate rules.
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Commissioner's Court
Territory of Alaska
Juneau
W. A. Paine
Hsme
Walter Nelson
Aliaska
Alaska
Senator Bunkum Quips About Back Home Visit
A visiting man from back home quips about a senator in Washington saying others treat him like he has smallpox or leprosy. Senator Bunkum responds that the man might as well have them given his popularity.
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Washington
Senator Bunkum
Sage Tea and Sulphur Hair Darkening Remedy
A vintage home remedy advocates darkening gray or faded hair using a sage tea mix with sulphur. It promotes Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound as a ready made alternative and claims natural, even coverage after repeated applications.
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Wyeth
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Publishea
Empire Printing Company
Second and Main Streets
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Douglas
Treadwell
Thane
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Powance
Nee
T Heir
Associated Press
Associated Fressa
Ose
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Michaelakopoulis
Greece
Bingham
Bryan
Florida
Hartford Times
British Columbia
Minister of Mines
Prince Rupert
Detroit News
Britain
United States
Dallas News
Butler
Indianapolis News
By Sam Hill
Ananias Club
Jinks
Ile
Ching
Johnny
Alan
Fellers
Will Grabbit
Alvo
Ned
H. TL Laicas
North Transfer
P. Battello
Geo. B. Rice
P. O
Sheet Metal Works
W. C. Jensen
Winter & Fond Building
H. B. Makino
Front Street P. 0
Drs
Kaser & Freeburger
Goldstein
Charles P. Jenne
Valentine Bldg
Fraternal Societies
Gastineau Channel
ELKS
Elks’ Hall
G. F.freeburger
John A. Davin
Freemasonry
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Walter B. Heisel
Silver Bow — Ee Lodge
My Odd Fellows' Hall
J. J. Wart
Noble Grand
P. Brevik
Perseverance Rebekah Lodge NO. 2A
C.F. Hall
Mary Bayard
A. W. Stewart
Seward
W. J. Pigg
A.D. Bohrer
DLC
First National Bank
HT. Vance
Geo L. Barton
D. C
Messerschmidt Apts
F. L. Goddard
S. Ff
Helene W. L. Albrecht
Grocertes
J. M. Giovanetti
Scott's
Beott & Bowne
Bloomfield, N.J
B.m.behrends Bank
Mount Juneau
FLG
A.M
Odd Fellows
Hah
Wallis
George
Maater
Chas. II
Naghel
Order of the
At & O'Clock, IL
O. FP. Hall
Mary Weston
Fanny L. Robinson
Knights OF Columbus
Seghers
Council Chambers
Fifth Street
Hector McLean
G. K
H. J. Turner
American Legion
Alford John Bradford
Harry Sperling
J. H. Farr
Order OF Moose Jonean Lodge
Moose Hall
George Jorgenson
R. H. Stevena
Women OF Mooseheart Legion
Catherine Helian
A. Ir. MckKinnon
American Legion Regular
City Hall
BE. M. Polley
M. C. Ducey
Pioneers OF
Edna Radonich
Agnes Griggs
Capital Dye Works
Juneau Public Library
Main Street
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