Ford says every man has a niche in work reform plan
Henry Ford tells reporters that no convict is beyond help and that work with hope can reform many criminals. He cites Dopey Benny Fein Burton Gibson Leo Gelsky and others as cases to illustrate his belief that proper labor can fit each person, regardless of past crimes, with unions and philanthropy minimally touched.
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Henry Ford
Ford
Industrial Relations Committee
Ford Company
Sing Sing
Belmont
Dopey Benny
Dopey Benny” Fein
House of Refuge
Elmira Reformatory
Ossining
Fein
Emerson
Gibson
Burton W. Gibson
Mr. Ford
Leo Gelsky
Leo
Gelsky
Sing
Schmitty
Randall’s Island
Elmira
Bellevue
Crosby
Becker
Charles Becker
Herman Rosenthal
David Sullivan
Union Bank
Brooklyn
Standard Oil Company
Sullivan
Izzy
Henry Freeman
Charles Gondorf
Central Park
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie
Detroit General Hospital
Long Island
Local Builders to Attend Chicago Cement Show
Contractors and builders from this city plan to attend the Cement Show in Chicago's Coliseum February 10 to 17. The exhibit highlights fire proofing using concrete after Edison fire, with engineers reporting high residual usability of reinforced concrete structures and machinery. Exhibitors expect strong prospects for 1915 as demand grows with local material and labor supporting cement industry expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Cement Show
Coliseum
Chicago
Edison
Thomas A. Edison, Inc
Chicago Coliseum
Pharmacists to Have Plenty of Troubles
An act known as the Harrison Act approved December 17 1914 and effective March 1 1915 imposes strict registration and tax requirements on drug production sale and distribution across interstate commerce. Pharmists physicians dentists and vets must register with the revenue collector and maintain records with inventories orders and dual receipts for opium and cocaine related products. Norman B Ream Dies in New York at 71.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Internal Revenue
Collector of Internal Revenue
Norman B. Ream
New York
Presbyterian Hospital
PITY THE SORROWS OF NEWLY MARRIED MAN IN BUFFALO
Francis M Nash Bradford Pa and bride Marie Morrison return to Hotel Statler after theater when a prank parcel arrives. A white wrapped box with cards, a bridegroom photo, sleigh bells and a message mocks his candidacy for district attorney. The scene draws a crowd as the package lands at 10:30 pm and disrupts the lobby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis M. Nash
Bradford
Marie Morrison
Statler
Postage to Germany Raised to Five Cents
Postmaster General Burleson suspended the two cent rate on mails to Germany and set a five cent first ounce rate with three cents for each additional ounce until direct transportation service resumes across the Atlantic.
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Washington
Burleson
United States
Germany
Tenant L ieses at the Warren Mail Office
A terse notice concerns tenant falsehoods at the Warren Mail Office, outlining alleged misrepresentations and potential action by authorities. The fragment hints at property or occupancy disputes but lacks full details.
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Lieses
Warren Mail Office
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Louis Harris
Harris
Louis
Hope
Rabbit Crosby
Saluonery
Man
Detroit
Wilson
Pharmacists
Francis Nash
Buffalo
Bufalo Times
Henpeck
Rogers Bros
Chi-chester
Chi-Chesters
Chichester & Pills
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