Labor To Oppose Wage Reductions Shorter Hours
The American Federation convention at IC City New Jersey adopted a policy opposing wage cuts and shorter hours, urging wage increases tied to rising production power and arguing higher wages lift purchasing power. William Green warned of industrial giants and called for nonpartisan support for pro trade union candidates.
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IC City
N. J
Amer
Initg
William Green
Federation
Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks
International Brotherhod of Teamsters
Santiago Iglesias
Porto Rico
President Coolidge
United States
Panama
All Women Who Work Find Relief with Lydia E Pinkham Recipe
An advertisement touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for common female ailments. It claims headaches backaches mood issues cramps and dragging pains originate from feminine causes and that the remedy restores health and strength, urging women to try it.
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Lydia E. Pinkin
We Women By Betty Brainerd
Augustus Barratt the composer recalls his rise from Royal College of Music to light opera succès with help from his wife Mrs Barratt who challenges him and drives success. He notes cultural contrasts between English and American wives and praises his spouse's bright, alert influence. He cites expense control and income growth as key marital guidance.
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Augustus Barratt
Paisley Abbey
Scotland
Mr. Barratt
Royal College of Music
London
Savage Club
Adrian Ross
Jack and
Jill
Barratt
United States
Big Elevens Practice Under Way for Weekend Games
Eastern College grid teams heat up for a full slate this weekend. Yale meets Pennsylvania in a 31 year first, Princeton works punters for Navy, Army drills with Fort Putnam searchlight, West Point faces Notre Dame, Cornell limbers up for Rutgers, Columbia heads to Columbus for Ohio State, Syracuse tunes for Indiana, Harvard set to clash with Dartmouth.
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New York
A.p
Eastern College
Yale
Pennsylvania
Blues
Quakers
Brown
Princeton
Bill . Roper
Slagle
Dignan
Navy
Fort Putnam
Army
West Pointers
Notre Dame
Gil Dobie
Cornell
Rutgers
Columbia
Columbus
Ohio State
Security Pact Approval Report From Berlin Cabinet
Berlin October 14 The German cabinet tentatively approved Dr Kempner s report on the Levarno security pact conference The under secretary of state outlined allies proposals on Article XVI of the league covenant and Eastern pacts Germanys objections and France s guarantees No counter proposals were offered for return to Levarno A further cabinet meeting was planned before Kempner s return to Levarno with the allied proposals
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Berlin
Cinternational
Levarno
Kempner
Germany
France
Lécarno
Kemp Nee Wil
Leezrac
el Sacwer
Goran Sovernmentt
Father kills daughter then wounds self in McColl tragedy
Oct 14 report from McColl says Alfred Wright, enraged by his daughter's marriage, shot Annie Mae Wright in the head and then slashed his own throat with a pocket knife. He survived with critical injuries and is under police custody.
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McColl Hospital
Wright
Dillon
S. C
Bennie Harrson
Yeste
T. Tatum
New Mausoleum for Body of Taylor
Louisville, Oct 14 A P reports a contract for building a new mausoleum to hold the bodies of President Zachary Taylor and Mrs Taylor has been awarded to a Louisville firm The structure will be Indiana limestone with verde antique marble sarcophagus and sit on Kentucky state land six miles from the Jefferson County Courthouse near the present tomb An appropriation of 10000 was signed by President Coolidge January 24 This item also notes a separate court case in Dillon South Carolina and a fatal shooting incident involving a Wright family member.
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Louisville
Zachary Taylor
Dean
Loulaville Construction
Jeffersonville
Ind
Coolidge
State of
Kentucky
Jefferson County
Miners Return as Crops Harvested in Scranton
Scranton, Pa. Oct. 16. Anthracite coal miners who quit on September 1 are returning from farms where they worked temporarily as harvest labor ends. Thousands of miners aided farmers in gathering late crops and there is little room for extra labor now.
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Scranton
Women and Children Aid During Mine Suspensions Return Home
The passage notes women and children often assist during colliery down times and reports miners returning home from other regions after suspensions. It mentions wages failing to meet living costs, leaving families with little to send home and some workers choosing to stay home or do odd jobs.
Auto Club Plans Membership Drive in Mobile Meeting
The board of directors of the Automobile Club of Mobile will meet this afternoon at in the Cawthon hotel lobby to discuss plans for an intensive membership campaign urged by officials.
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The
Automobile Club of Mobile
Cawthon Hotel
Unclear ad claims for skin healing product
An advertisement fragment promotes a skin soothing product claiming eczema relief and daytime use. It mentions consumers can save by purchasing from druggists, with scattered phrases about soothing the skin and disappearing effects. The text is incomplete and jumbled.
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Rimo
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