Wave Poem by Edward D Baker Recited After Death
A fragmentary 1849 poem by Edward D Baker, sent to John W. Forney and published in the Philadelphia Press, contemplates waves as a traveler, a wanderer, and a life seeking a distant land. The speaker likens themselves to a wave on a stormy sea and laments pursuit of an unattainable shore.
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Edward D.baker
John W. Forney
Philadelphia
Overall clubs and old clothes stir industrial opposition
Senators and industrial legislators denounce overall clubs as a fad and urge sticking to old clothes despite 35,000 gear employes threatening action. Goodyearite workers voice concern as a rare political moment questions fashion in the workplace.
Goodyear Employee Stock Sale Surpasses Records
The Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company sold preferred stock to employees with women showing higher subscription rates than men. Nearly every female subscriber bought about 400 dollars of stock while men averaged less. The company now has over 21,000 employee stockholders, holding more than 10.8 million dollars in stock among 60,000 workers. previous sale enrolled 7,500 subscribers for 3.46 million.
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Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company
Goodyear
Taxable property growth in New Mexico for 1919
State tax commission reports a total taxable property value of 87 751 629 for 1919, a net increase of 2 056 837 from 1918. Sixteen counties rise by 10 473 308, while thirteen counties fall by 7 616 020. Grant county leads gains at 3 705 338 and Bernalillo remains the third largest valuation at 29 976 284, with several counties showing significant increases and declines amid drought impacts on cattle and sheep counties.
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New Mexico
State Tax Commission
Grant County
Mora
Union
Valencia
Bernalillo County
Chaves Sam
Daly
Grant
San Miguel
Gary
Hidalgo
Grant’ Sant Rn
San Yies Pri ‘Santa' Fenech
Sierra
Socorro
Taos
Chavesota
de Baca
Ana
Sandalo Ane
Ob Lea
Lincoln
Disjointed Report From Youngstown Telegram
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a complaint or incident involving a man and two girls in Youngstown. The text references shifting actions and implied pay or wages of about 30 a week, but the context remains unclear and incomplete.
Bernalillo County Sheriff Record Questioned Over 1920 Enforcement
The Albuquerque Herald argues about law enforcement in Bernalillo county in 1920 noting earlier tolerances of gambling and disorderly houses. It cites a sheriff’s actions or inaction and recalls a late night raid with eleven presumptive vice locations tied up, raising concern for youth access to unregulated vice.
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Albuquerque Herald
Bernaillo County
Garcia
Bernalillo County
Albuquerque
Libel suit against Albright declared invalid
The Santa Fe federal court ruled the indictment against Col. John M. Albright invalid, finding the March 19 1920 New Mexico State Republican editorial about Gallup Mayor A T Hannett was not on the outside cover of the paper. Trial then opened in Albuquerque on the same charge of a newspaper attack against Hannett.
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Albuquerque
Santa FE
John M. Albright
Colin Neblett
United States District Court
New Mexico
Republican
A. T. Hannett
Gallup
John G. Albright
Galap
Colonel Albright
Juggler Quip Sparks Notre Dame Campus Debate
A playful Notre Dame joke about engagements and happiness circulates among students, reflecting campus humor. The fragment suggests lighthearted banter without a clear event or outcome.
Idea to keep democrats safe abroad by Mr Wilson
A remark attributes a plan to Mr Wilson to make it safe for a Democrat to travel anywhere, expressing skepticism about the motive and context.
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Wilsson
Gene Wolfe Battle Reference Reported by Teacher
A teacher notes Wolfe’s remark about a battle phrase linked to a historic confrontation. The reference mentions a “vicar” and a last battle, with a Boston context implied in the transcription. Further context remains unclear from the fragment.
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Wolfe
To. Do
Boston
Tran Bi
Goodyear Industrial Legislative Visit to Congress
Congress welcomed Goodyear Industrial Assembly legislators from Akron led by Senator N. W. Woodward and Representative Floyd Hall. The group, elected from among 35 000 Goodyear employees, aims to study parliamentary procedure to bring insights back to Akron. They require members to be 18 and U S citizens with six months of service. Also notes a Latin inscription tomb in San Salvador and a brief history of diamond sources from India to Brazil and South Africa.
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Congress
Tawe
Washington
N. W. Woodward
Floyd Hall
Industrial Assembly
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company
Akron
National Congress
Goodyear
Church of San Salvador
Oveida
Silo
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