Farmer Labor War Drags In Third Party Bid
A damaged report traces the Conference for Progressive Political Action led by William Johnston in Washington and St Louis. It says farmers were excluded from its leadership, that the July Cleveland meeting pledged no platform, and that Larollette Wheeler support came from labor and Socialist groups not farmers. It notes campaign offices in the Machinists Building and a separate weekly Labor publication.
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Lackotlette Occas
Pypin
Babar
Ctferity Ct
Ridbyas Tiber Orgenigatiers
Mis Conferencee For
Natiotad and
International Oofficers
Mie
William Johnston
International Machinists’ Union
Johnston
Rio de Tetund
Socialisteke Wie
St. Fowls
Pebenney
Tisett
Cleveland
Cloveland
Carer Ton
Conference For Progressive Politicnt Action
Socialist Party
Conference For Political Action
Sealist
Iwod
da Fowlette
Bin
Nota Farinaer
Sochlat Party
Larollette
Lartollette
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
United States
American Federation of Lator
Landling
LaPollette-Wheeler
Conference For Progr
Washington
Sr Follette- Wheeler
Labouette- Wheeler Movement
Jo8 Machinists
Washington, D. C
Conference For Progressive Political Action
Labor
Watches Reflect Owner's Temperament And Habits
A Detroit Free Press piece notes watches often misbehave not from faulty mechanisms but from the wearer's temperament and daily habits. It cites a nervous woman whose watch varied with mood, a limping man whose gait affected wearing, and even drivers on unused routes finding timepieces unreliable until conditions change.
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Engine Rivers Laye
Derrott
U S Measures Snow to Aid Irrigation Projects
The Weather Bureau conducts snow surveys in western mountains to gauge water for irrigation. Surveyors traverse on skis or snowshoes, weighing meltwater with a snow sampler. Heaviest snowfalls occur in the Sierra Nevada and Cascades, with some sites recording over 65 feet in a winter.
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Weather Bureau
United States Department of Agriculture
Otsa
Algol the Eclipse Star of Perseus Revealed
A historical note explains Algol as the second brightest star in Perseus, varying in brightness due to a dark companion star eclipsing the bright one. It describes two orbiting stars about two million miles apart, their sizes and distances, and mentions other Algol type stars and invisible dark stars detectable only by eclipses.
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Perseus
Visiting cards of Fashion Through the Ages
Mrs Burton Kingsland notes early visiting cards aimed for individuality, with handmade cards and glossy finishes imitating silk and enamel. She cites 19th century trends where even allowed initials became nearly illegible, shifting from engraved signatures to decorative elements and signature bird motifs.
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Carda
Burton Kingsland
Kringstand
Dytruit’ News
Fragmentary Dialogue Reflects City Street Fare Scenes
A garbled OCR fragment portrays a street scene with beggars and harsh social judgment. Names and phrases appear distorted, mentioning Kiar and Karris alongside a beggar figure and public derision without clear context or chronology.
Lifesaving Service of Red Cross Grows Nationally
The American Red Cross reports 50 000 life-savers in its Life-Saving Service with rapid growth since 1914 and a goal of 60 000 more. Training spans summer and winter and has reached Boy Scouts, troops, schools, and police. Volunteers earned medals for substantial hours, while 26 rescue bars were awarded to corps members who saved lives.
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Red Cross
Red Cross Service For Humanity
War Department
American Red Cross
Red Cross Corps
Red Cross Seeks Renewals During Armistice Day Campaign
The American Red Cross urges all persons to join or renew membership during the enrollment campaign open through Armistice Day November 13 to continue life saving work and support through memberships.
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Ferdcr
Ft Ia
American Red Cross
Red Cross Invites All Into Neutral Army of Service
The American Red Cross announces a nationwide Roll Call to join or renew membership from Armistice Day November 11 to Thanksgiving Day November 27, 1925. About 3,800 focal units and 3,089 counties support a neutral mercy mission seeking voluntary public enrollment. Red Cross Sunday precedes the enrollment period.
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United States
American Red Cross
National Organization
Red Cross
Ipita
Legion of Mercy
John Barton Payne
The
New GA A Initiation At High School Assembly
At a November 20 assembly under Miss Wartzman, GA A initiated new members. Freshmen and some upperclassmen endured stunts like molasses tar and feather and peanut-nose rolls. Emblems were awarded, with recipients required to continue four hours weekly outdoor exercise to maintain them.
Domestic Science Class Serves Dinner for School Board
The second Domestic Science class under Miss Houk served a dinner last Thursday evening for the School Board and four guests, with Christmas decor and an inviting menu. The students have built a reputation as cooks after preparing homelike dinners for faculty on earlier evenings this week.
Students Earn Mentions in Short Course Exhibits
Under Miss Cruickshank supervision students received placements: Myldred Batman third in History notebook. Victor Morrice first in Mechanical Drawing. George Pullen third in Mechanical Drawing and first in chair. Orville Archibald second in Mechanical Drawing. Olaf Nelson second in Manual Training. Marie Youmans second in fruit. Lorna Hemmingson second in kitchen design. Alma Lande third in apron.
Prize Winners in Physics and Culinary Arts
Mr Lytle George Bale led first in Physics for a notebook project. Dorothy Mahlum earned a prize for angel food cake while Ralph Mahlum received one for a basket indicating a local school awards event.
New York Hospitals Spend Most on Food Over Drugs
Keeping Well in New York notes city hospitals spend about thirty five million dollars annually on care with nearly ten million for meals. It argues medicine is used only when beneficial, and modern practice favors nutrition and minimal drugs, stressing iron from food over pills and bottles for health.
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York City
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International Labor Unions
LaFollette Convention
Congress
U.S
Karris
Kiar
Army
Adelaide Nichols
Gaga
Frederick Re.gree
Nau’s
Nau Brothers
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