Labor strife and relief bill battles across Washington
Edward W. Pickard reports rising labor unrest as the administration and AFL spar over a cigarette industry code and the relief program. The piece outlines wage provisions, a prevailing wage debate, and potential veto risks, amid broader defense and foreign policy moves and political jockeying in Congress.
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American Federation of Labor
Labor
Clay Williams
Federation Council
Williams
Federation
William Green
Federation of Seventeen
International Unions
Mantilla as Spain’s fashion and politics clash
In Spain the mantilla embodies national identity and class signals. Monarchists and aristocrats eschew hats to show anti foreign sentiment, while masses face pressure on outdoor headwear. hat production faces restrictions, and workers urge a law forcing hat wearing, though officials rarely wear hats.
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Amaden
Savoy
Spain
Nakance
Giant Sea Serpents Evidence at Smithsonian
Smithsonian researchers in Washington hold evidence suggesting ancient sea serpents as large as land mammals swam in offshore waters near the future site of the National Capital. The discovery centers on fossil remains and historical records, implying a once bustling prehistoric sea life along the region.
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Smithsonian Institution
Washington
National Capital
Virginia sea serpent estimated at twenty five feet long
The United States National Museum compared a back bone found at Belvadare beach Ya to Irving serpents, estimating the Virginia sea serpent about 25 feet long and thick in proportion. Remnants of contemporary dwelling serpents nearly as large as the Virginia specimen have been unearthed in New Jersey and Alabama.
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United States
Su Brena Court
Charles O. Cropley
Hughes
Cireles
Jess Dully
Cummings
Maonevelt
Adinistration
Army
Navy
AVC Lo
Parate
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Paretie
Ary Ducks
Mies
Muelle Canat
Ak Pearl
Eet
Aclfia
Hehhuch
Cordell Bull
Hall
Moscow
Gavero
Belvadare Beach
United States National Museum
Virginia
New Jersey
Alabama
Scientists Find Fast Way to Relieve a Cold
A vintage advertisement promotes Bayer Aspirin as a quick remedy for ordinary colds and pains. It touts instant dissolving tablets and a dissolving gargle form, urging readers to ask their doctor and buy the genuine Bayer product. Prices are said to be reduced across sizes.
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Bayer
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