Labor Commissioner Urges Elastic View Of Child Labor Law
Capital City report says Labor Commissioner J J Ryder collected cases under the new child labor law and urged discretionary enforcement. He warns strict letter-of-the-law application risks harming employers and families, citing two under fourteen boys in South Omaha with $5 weekly wages and fallout for their households. The piece also covers fusion opinions on primary law, state land bids, and state fair appointments in brief.
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J. J. Ryder
Sheldon
Mr. Ryder
South Omaha
Hach
Shem
Chile
W. T. Thompson
A. S. Tibpets
Naeber
Weir
Tibbets
T. 8. Allen
Supreme Court
State Board Considers Short Line Passenger Rates
The state board has called for the original abstracts of essential records before the board considers the proposed Short Line Passenger Rates. The state railway commission prepares the case and schedules review proceedings.
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State Board
of, Agsaasment
Sbetracts of
Essary
Tragedy in Michigan Farmhouse Slaughtered Family by Neighbor
Henry Schutcheon, a 50 year old farmer near Nunica Michigan, attacked family members with an axe killing his invalid son Polly Schutcheon his wife and her foster father George Anning. He then tried suicide and was shot by neighbor Henry McClellan after continuing the assault.
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Henry Schutcheok
Nunica
Mich
Schutcheon
Henry McClellan
Henry Schutcheon
Polly Schutcheon
George Anning
Schutcheen
McClellan
California Coast Horror Seventy Dead In Midsea Collision
A midnight wreck off Shelter Cove sinks the Columbia after a collision with the San Pedro. Of 249 aboard, 144 survivors reach Eureka while 70 lives are feared lost. The disaster unfolds in foggy seas as the lumber schooner lumbers into the steamer.
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California
Columbia
San Pedro
Shelter Cove
Mendocino
Humboldt County
San Francisco
Cal
Dispatch
San Francisco & Portland Steamship Company
Portland
Gove
Eureka
Ambiguous text fragment from Berlin ceremony
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Berlin and Harvard in a ceremonial context with unclear details. No clear events, dates, or names emerge to identify a definite item or outcome.
Emperor of Korea Abdicates and Japanese Holds Back Crowds
The emperor abdicated amid a crowd of about 5000 outside the palace as police prevented student petitions. The transfer ceremony of the imperial seal to the crown prince proceeded amid sympathy shops closing and streets crowded. Japanese papers publish rumors but no revolt. official Gazette confirms abdication without further statement.
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Korea
Maruyama
Strike 18 Settled in San Francisco Telegraph Offices
Telegraph operators in San Francisco resume work after a month long strike ending with a settlement between the Wes cparate Nel Telaarenh companies and the local union. The agreement restores normal service and sets terms for wages and hours.
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San Francisco
San,Francisco
Wescparate Nel Telaarenh Tepanies
Geta S30 and Yeates Far North Forces Clash
In a late season clash Geta S30 faces Yeates and Laaden-Follees at the Dah pon neces. Jeathot oc Rolers secure a pivotal win as Socueee ae struggle to score.
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Geta
Yeates
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Gitychat
Ryder
Board of Public Lands and Buildings
Gossell Hare
W. R. Mellor
State Board of Agriculture
Board of Agriculture
State Horticultural Board
Lincoln
Hall
G. A
Fam
Ily
Mamaker
California Coast
Fern Radio
Zimmer
Eee Usieosain
Berlin
Harvard University
Leepongaieg
Japan
Segure
Ris
Monarch
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