National women trade unionists oppose federal equal rights amendment
A conference of women labor leaders representing about 600,000 organized workers united in rejecting any equal rights amendment and a blanket bill pending in nine state legislatures. They warn the proposed blanket measure would undermine collective bargaining by granting broad freedom of contract for women, opposing provisions that exempt employment laws.
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Ashington
Wisconsin
National Woman's Trade Union League
Raymond Robing
Chiesgo
League
National Woman's Party
Robins
Mary Anderson
Chicago
National League of Women Voters
Bonus Bill Drive in Congress Beats Presidential Hurdles
Republican leaders move to push a soldiers bonus through despite potential presidential veto. Sales tax is abandoned as revenue. interest on foreign debt or debt certificates may fund the bill. House support seen strong, Senate action uncertain. outcome hinges on presidential stance and party risk.
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Congress
Harding
Ways and Means Committee
House
Senate
Ways and Means
Abigail Adams Clothesline Story Recalled In Congress
A reminiscence of Abigail Adams hanging laundry in the White House East Room provokes laughter in the U S House as Uncle Joe Cannon retires from politics. The tale highlights parlor politics and Washington tradition during a debate over a furniture sale linked to temperance advocates.
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Abigail Adams
N Eclassic
Uncle Joe" Cannon
Uncle Joe
White House
Hayes
Cincinnati
Dans Ville
Tinois
Joe
Speaker
Republic
Washington
House of Representatives
Upward Swing of Economic Pendulum Described by Federal Reserve
The federal reserve board reports to congress that the economy is near an upward swing toward prosperity, with cycles of expansion, panic, liquidation, and revival. It warns of a future reaction but hopes for a longer, saner expansion with constructive lines and greater achievements.
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Babexess
Cireles
Federal Reserve Board
Congress
Tam
Ay Aevonut
Legishiuthon
Dowd Dame Federal Re Bolyo
SV Ston
Frocks and Blouses Make Spring Afternoon Wear Featured
Frocks of brown tafetta and crepe suggest Grecian style with ornate blouses. Paris influence returns with navy blue and black favored. silk departments push changeable tafetta and two tone hats. Beading, georgette sleeves, and delicate embroidery highlight spring 1922 fashion, with practical home sewing notes.
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Madame Vashion
Paris
Elaire
Fashions Share Fresh Trims and Crepe Styles for Season
Youthful outfits feature silk crepe tubes and crepe antelopes with heavy trims. Designers favor pastel blues and jade with rust accents, while navy pieces showcase bold embroidery and large floral motifs. Puffed sleeves and single large motifs highlight new guilded embroidery on gowns and blouses.
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Eine
Rivordte Studes
Eglit
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MR. Speaker
Wat
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Wrigley
Wrigley’s
Auley Fruit Rey
Daryl Wilson
Margaret Wilson
Eighth Street
Milwaukee, Wis
Aryl Wilson
Milwaukee
Wis
Eagle Brand
Eagle
Borden Company Borden
New York
Fagie Drang
Borden Compan Dept
Borden Bull
New York, N. Y
Usb
A. E. Pilbey
Bere
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