Hughes Labor Record Highlighted in Political Opinion
The governor's opinion argues against unsound legislation and praises organized labor while forecasting facts about Hughes. It asserts the Republican party has historically aided labor and the eight hour day, urging voters to study Hughes' labor record before deciding.
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Woodrow Wilson and labor questions in early 20th century
Fragmented excerpts from a Waldorf dinner address on March 18 1907 and a 1910 baccalaureate monograph by Woodrow Wilson. The text questions labor organization influence and notes labor regulation reduces productivity and harms economic supremacy, citing comments on capitalists and workers.
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Woodrow Wilson
Woodrow Wileon
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America
Farmers Oppose Adamson Measure in Texas Union Action
Farmers in Texas members of the Farmers' Union urge congressmen to repeal the Adamson eight hour law. Leader Henry N. Pope accuses the act of contradicting equal right promises and harming workers and farmers alike. The union labels the regulation unnecessary and calls for immediate congressional action.
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Organized Labor
Hughes
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Little Henrys More Costly Than Train Campaign
Fragmented OCR text mentions Democratic names attempting to mobilize 109,460 automobiles to aid elect Mr Wilson, suggesting a large but unclear investment figure. The passage includes political campaigning imagery and a harsh legal warning about neglecting or refusing a duty, with punishment up to five years.
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Hughes as governor of New York and reform era
The narrative traces Hugh(es) political rise from prosecuting insurance firms and gas trusts to becoming New York governor. It notes his stance against patronage, his move to pass direct primary and short ballot reforms, and the creation of a robust public service commissions law. He avoided patronage retaliation, vetoed misaligned bills, and pursued careful, fact based taxation and regulation.
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That's My Horse and Other Acts At Orpheum Theatre
The Orpheum opened yesterday with live acts including Mar Bloor and Allen Sher, three comedians, a pony chorus, and a travesty horse in That’s My Horse. Highlights feature Helen Shafer, Stax the horse act, George Morton the singer and comedian, and Juggler Van Cello. a varied vaudeville program with music, dancing, and novelty performances.
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Allen Sher
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Helen Lynn Shafer
Stax
Rome
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Caesar
Grewa
Kelen Shafer
Bloom
Esieye
Cleopatra
George Morton
Aeen
Tocal Vauderiile
Dural Cork
Alles Hatellon
Am All Fence
Abe
van Cello
Dan Maley
Mildred Woods
Auto Collision and a General Mix Up
A collision yesterday afternoon on Hudson Avenue near Twenty Fourth Street involved editor Carroll of the Morning Examiner, George Manning of Rupert Idaho, and a messenger boy Chiia Taylor. F J Ryder of the forestry service tried to collide with a Timato truck from George A Lowe Co. The truck struck Carroll and Manning while Ryder’s car veered onto the sidewalk, narrowly missing a girl. Taylor on a bicycle was run into by the Lowe truck driven by Mclain. The executive committee of the National Union of Scottish Mine Workers in Glasgow announced miners rejected the six day week proposal.
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Glasgow
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Towne Attacks Smoot as Muckraking Attack Is Denied
Charles A. Towne of New York challenged Senator Reed Smoot amid a 4000 strong audience in the Auditorium, denying charges against President Wilson and slamming muckrakers. He accused Utah Republicans of backing a defamatory dodger and defended Cannon, Carranza work, and his own record, urging open confrontation on the platform.
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Panama Canal
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Murray Crane
Expert Piano Finisher Offers Short Time Only
Expert piano finisher from a custom factory offers renewal at loss cost without moving. Methods include Ro tinstone rubbing and hand polishing, claimed as true natural polish, plus cleaning and dressing. 22 years factory experience, best work assured. Address Herman Krull Weber hotel. Phone 1701.
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