Edison outlines Ford scheme to replace human labor with machinery
Thomas A Edison declares time is passing when humans can be used for motors and praises Ford's profit sharing as the start of a new industrial era. He argues machines will reduce work hours, boost output, and allow wages to rise as machinery replaces human energies. Edison notes improved gear and a battery factory machine may be operated by a girl and perform 40 men’s work. He predicts the US will lead in manufacturing as machinery spreads and plans to travel to Florida for lab work next month.
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Detroit
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Ben Lindsey
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Belmont
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New York
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Houston
Wilson
Ing & Regional Bank
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P. Morgan
Federal Reserve Board
New York Reserve Bank
Organization Committee
Thoae
Association of New York Ctf Bankere
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James H Simpson
Liverpool
Bank of France
Jacob Reisser
Germany
Ir. Reisser
Reisser
Great Central Depatches Bank of
Hare
J. 5. Alexander
Bank of Commerce of
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Simpson
Great Britain
Mr Masses
France
Relaser
Bank and Reserve District
Holland
Ford plans 100 mile electric car with light battery
Henry Ford tells New York reporters of an electric car concept with a 408 pound battery system and a total weight around 1100 pounds aiming for about 100 miles per charge. He discusses profit sharing, minimum wage, Edison collaboration, and building a new plant run by his son Edsel, while defending opposition claims from Wall Street.
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Planta
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Ford
Belmont Hotel
Thomas A Edison
West Orange
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Hidison
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Detroit
Four Boys Steal Horse and Buggy in Southeast
Police say four boys jumped into a horse drawn buggy hitched in front of George Marks's home at 40 Fourth Attest Southeast and drove away. Berry Coleman, colored, receives treatment for a bullet wound in his right hand at Casualty Hospital after saying he was shot by four Negroes yesterday. James Hyers, at V Street Northwest, injured while alighting from a car at Seventeenth Street and Pennsylvania Avenue, is treated at Emergency Hospital for a wound above his right eye. A rooming house at 1006 Pennsylvania Avenue suffers a small fire due to a smoker in bed. fire engines respond and contain the damage.
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Maris
Berry Coleman
Casualty Hospital
James Hyers
George R. Cowie
Seventeenth Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Their Married Life at the Astoritz Tea Meeting
Louise and Helen scheme to reunite Louise with Bob Curtis, who resembles Warren, after Louise returns his ring and contemplates Florida departure. Helen arranges a telephone summons, hoping Bob will speak, while Louise faces Bob with wary reserve as their intersection unfolds at the Astoritz hotel tea.
Louise Home Alone and a Scheme Unraveled
Louise waits as Bob and Helen plan a late shopping trip to Ardman’s but find the store closed after six. Helen hides her worry as Louise’s whispered uncertainty lingers. The trio faces a tense ride home with unspoken fears of what lies ahead.
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Ardman's
Ardman’s
Heirs Claim $2 Million From Haiti Fortunes Link to War Ships
Baltimore descendants of Capt. Charles Freneis le Bon seek about 2 million dollars tied to a Haitian coffee plantation and a 1740s property grant. The claim, presented through Attorney Daniel C Joseph to the French Ambassador, argues looted clippers used by US forces in the War of 1812 were never paid for.
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Walt
Daniel C Joseph
Juss Grand
Ito
Capt
le Bon
Haiti
le Boy
England
United States
Father and son slain in Salt Lake City grocery
Police hunt two masked men after they entered John G Morrison's grocery and fatally shot Morrison and his son Arling. One attacker wounded by Morrison, motive suspected revenge for a prior burglary killing. In a separate report from Winston Salem North Carolina, Alexander Peddicord, five, was killed by an oncoming passenger train from Greeneboro.
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Arling Morrison
Salt Lake City
Utah
John.g. Morrison
Morrison
Arling
Youns Morrison
Winston Salem
Washington Peat
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Alexander Peddicord
Greeneboro
Fragmentary Names Prompt Possible Historical Card
Readable fragments mention individuals like Hamilton Hand Bade rreacher James Tile George Lal and Beatrice Canner Leon Gand Lace mn Rees. The text is garbled with partial names and unclear context, offering no definite event or outcome to summarize.
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Damien
Batts
Hamilton Hand
James and Tile
George and
Lal
Serine
Beatrice Canner
Leon Gand Lace
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