Mobile Item Company and Smith Company Report
Article compiles a brief international wire report from Associated Press and International News Service. Names include Society affiliates and street addresses in Mobile Alabama and Chicago. Mentions representatives and publishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile Item Company, Inc
Wea ST. Emanuel Street
Mobile
Ala
ICE
Chicago
Lytton Building
Smith Company
Representatives
Associated Press
International News Service
Southern Newspaper Publishers
Aseeiation
Just the Right Age in Child Labor Abuse
A 1914 Alabama commentary condemns child labor and the Choctaw ad for families with twelve year olds. It argues laws fail without conscience, criticizes mill owners, and calls for stronger protections for children despite industrial profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Cotton Mills
Alabama
Choctaw County
New Hongland
New York State
Memorial Fund Established in Maurice Lowenstein’s Memory
Mrs. Lucille B. Lowenstein announces the Maurice Lowenstein Memorial Fund to provide perpetual support for a worthy cause in Mobile. The fund honors a young citizen’s memory after his sudden illness and death and endures as a public act of compassion to relieve bodily suffering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Lowenstein
Lucille B. Lowenstein
Maurice Ensatein
Memoy
The Old Time Religion and Modern Infidelity
A Washington address by Vice President Marshall condemns the quest for money as a hollow policy. The piece cites Italian historian Ferrero arguing money culture undermines civilization, while The Atlanta Constitution warns against pagan drift and urges a revival of old-time religious faith to preserve national integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society
Washington
Marshall
Guglielmo Ferrero
Atlantic
Ferrero
Atlanta Constitution
Rem
War Conspiracy Rumors Stir Army Inquiry
The piece reports rumors of a conspiracy by United States army officers to influence action in Mexico. An inquiry directed by the secretary of war could lead to severe trouble or treason charges if substantiated, with President as commander in chief shaping policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Army
Mexico
Secretary of War
New Orleans
Army
Navy
Bae
Treof
Infantry Association
Miss Morgans Tango Class Sparks Public Interest
Miss Anne Morgan introduces a tango class for working girls at the Vacation Savings Fund club house in New York. Elizabeth Marbury joins the effort as observers head to Fi avenue and Riverside Drive where a premier dancing teacher charges ten cents per girl for two hours of lessons. The expert, earning twenty dollars an hour from society clients, remained unfazed by the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Anne Morgan
J. P. Morgan
One Cent Failures Highlight One Cent Paper Struggles
From New Jersey comes a lesson that one cent newspapers face mounting costs and distribution hurdles. In Trenton Vice Chancellor Backes appointed a receiver for the Phillipsburg Press after a failed attempt to sustain a one cent price. The editor once did manual production but the modern need for rapid gathering, photo illustrated editions, and wide distribution proves unsustainable at the penny rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
New York Telegram
New York Herald
Trenton
N. J
Backes
Phillipsburg Press
Fsbor
The Perils of Ocean Traveling on the Atlantic Liner
Kitty-Willia Norton met a girl on board the Atlantic liner and engaged to her before reaching the other side. The casual remark questions social norms amid a voyage story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitty
Willia Norton
The Symptom Idol and the London Ride
Orage overcomes a cerebral relapse via a perilous motorcycle ride to London seeking treatment for a brain condition. He encounters Mabel Bliss and Sinster during the journey and saves Mabel from danger as a bronze idol looms over his family curse. The doctor reveals the danger was a mistaken idol bruise and confirms recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orage
London
Mr. Orage
Mabel Bliss
Grages
Manhodd
Mabel
Harley Street
Galist
Treasury staff overwhelmed by new currency law rollout
Washington letter reports Secretary McAdoo and First Assistant Secretary John Skelton Williams laboring long hours to implement the new currency law. Banks seek guidance on regional reserve districts while the Treasury plans to issue limited regulations and distribute law copies to all national, state banks and trust companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Elliott
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
McAdoo
of the Treasury
John Skelton Williams
Department
Treasury Department
Organization Board
Comptroller of the Currency
Boston
New York
Pittsburg
Chicago
New Orleans
San Francisco
Abuse of the Guard Sparks Across States
Chicago Tribune reports a Colorado governor appointed committee condemns militia actions amid protests in West Virginia Michigan and Colorado. The piece urges restraint, prudent policing, and warns against militarizing labor disputes to protect national defense and public trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
West Virginia
Michigan
Chicago Tribune
Herein is Love by Susie M Best
Poem lines describing selfless acts of care and sacrifice. The author attributes love to bearing others burdens, offering warmth and protection, and enduring reproach with quiet dignity, concluding with praise of love as a noble daily act.
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Susie M. Best
Boston Globe
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