Gary denies charge of foreign workers fueling steel strike
Elbert R. Gary, chairman of United States Steel, testifies before a Senate committee and denies union labor claims that the company hires many foreigners to block unionizing. He states foreigners are not used if disloyal, and argues labor grievances could be voiced through managers without union representatives present.
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Phipps
Colorado
Gary
Kenyon
Cain
Jones Galt
New Mexico
Walsh
Massachusetts
Gary Isai
Lemployes
Senator Walsh
Save the Babies Castoria Poster Warns of Infant Mortality
The piece argues that 22 percent of infants in civilized countries die before age one and over half before age fifteen, urging timely Castoria use to save lives. It warns that many infant deaths are caused by narcotic preparations and accidental poisoning from drops and syrups containing morphine or opium. Genuine Castoria bears the signature of Charles H. Fletcher and contains no opiates.
Dainty Blouse Fashion in New York Trends
A new dainty blouse gains popularity in New York as designers showcase a tailored look. The piece features soft daintiness and refined tailoring, appealing to feminine fashion with fine imported fabric and elegant lines.
Protests and Debate Over Open Shop Policy
A tense congressional hearing features Senator Walsh and Judge Gary sparring over open shop questions. Gary protests his position and refuses to name labor representatives, arguing the strike reflects minority gains for control, while Walsh presses for a yes or no on labor representation.
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Sands
Jay Wals
Gary
Senator Walsh
Indage Gary
Debate on minority power and labor union organizing
A dialogue shows concern over minority control and the impact on labor. Senator Walsh warns against employers denying access to workers while Judge Gary defends limiting outsiders seeking to organize the steel industry.
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Walsh
Gary
French Opposition To the Treaty Is Manifested
In the chamber of deputies Deputy Augagneur decried France’s exclusion from the League of Nations and urged stronger guarantees for German terms. Deputy Franklin Bouillon blamed Clemenceau for France’s isolation and feared the United States Senate might not ratify the treaty, potentially weakening the league.
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Clemenceau
United States
Great Britain
Japan
France
Alex
United States Senate
League of Nations
Eastern States Reunion Scheduled for October in Wasatch Ward
An Eastern States Reunion is planned for Saturday October 4 in Alt Lake City. Attendees from East and friends are urged to attend at Bowd in Wasatch ward with transit guidance via Emerson Avenue. Brummitt invites offers to buy Liberty bonds and seeks hands for sale, listing 2417 Hudson Avenue and phone 59.
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Alt Lake City
Bo Wd
Wasatch Ward
Emerson Avenue
J J
Brummitt
Hudson Avenue
Janitors to Aid Juvenile Court in City Schools
Judge Dan Sullivan announced that school truant officers will become probation officers with power to arrest both adults and juveniles if warranted. City janitors at two schools are named ex officio officers to curb destruction of property, and juveniles on probation will be supervised by their teachers. Heart to heart talks between teachers and delinquent pupils are planned to improve behavior.
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Dan Sullivan
Janutora
Heart To Heart
Sloan's Liniment touted for rheumatic relief
An old advertising claim promotes Sloan's Liniment as a universal remedy for rheumatic twinges, lumbago, neuralgia, muscle strain, and joint stiffness. It advertises simple use without rubbing and lists prices of 3d ad, 70 cents and 1.40 dollars, sold by all druggists.
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Sloan
Judge Sullivan urges measured discipline for probation youths
In a discussion on child probation, Judge Sullivan notes that cooperation with teachers and targeted consequences can be more effective than harsh punishments. The text references broader themes of reform and cites medical ads and a film promotional snippet. The passage mentions Foley Kidney Pills and a Cosmopolitan magazine story, with a scene description of an Irish judge.
Miss MacLaren Sentenced to San Francisco Jail Time
Mary MacLaren, Universal star, was sentenced to ten days in the San Francisco county jail by a fellow player who played the role of judge. The sentence was commented on as a severe punishment among peers referencing famous cases and the leniency of other judges in history.
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Fannie Hurst
Cosmopolitan
Missy Mas
Lorens
Smith
O' Hoolinan
O' Hoolihan
Murraby
O'Hoolihan
Browning
San Francisco
Metropolitan
Utah
Tom Mooney
Franz Bono
von Brincken
Cordelia Rodkin
Mary MacLaren
Universal Star
Sevilencea
Miss MacLaren
Bisurated Magnesia Advertisement for Digestive Relief
An old ad promotes Bisurated Magnesia to treat dyspepsia indigestion and heartburn. It advises mixing a teaspoonful or half a spoonful in hot water after meals for quick relief, claiming it neutralizes acidity and eases digestion. Sold by druggists everywhere.
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Drigeiste
Extraordinary and Exciting Story Review Quotes
Excerpts praise a powerful, gripping tale. The New York Globe hails it extraordinary and exciting. The Philadelphia Press calls it tense from start to finish. Courier-Journal adds it vigorously written and strong. LonKinville, Ky journal notes.
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N. Y. Globe
Philadelphia Press
Courier-Jouma
Loninville, Ky
I Joutal
How to woo and be wooed in Lila Lee’s latest film
All young ladies in love should see this picture as Lila Lee offers expert advice on wooing and being wooed. The article promotes her as the latest wonder-girl of the screen and urges audiences not to miss her performance.
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Lila Lee
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Sullivan
A. G. Wells
Rocky Mount
N.C
Foley
A. Mt. Metniyre Grog Co
Topar
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Arthur Benrens
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