Hyde says no panic as Hoover victory averted market collapse
Arthur M. Hyne, Hoover's secretary of agriculture, keynoted the Republican state convention in Indianapolis. He asserted the Hoover administration achieved a major peacetime victory by averting a panic after a stock market collapse, claiming unemployment fear was imagined and that there is work to be found.
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Arthur M. Hyne
Idnet Hoover
Republican State Court
Indianapolis
Hoover Administration
Mr. Hyde
A New System for Teachers in Virginia Schools
A Virginia program proposed by Dr. Minor W. Thomas awards teachers for pupil learning. Pupils take annual tests. those learning earn the instructor a 200 dollar bonus. Teachers receive 10 cents daily per enrolled pupil plus a base salary of 10 dollars monthly per year of college education. Thomas claims the plan cuts teachers by 25 percent while boosting average salaries by 15 percent and expanding pupil reach by 13 percent compared with the old system.
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Pencis
Montgomery County
Virginia
Minor W. Thomas
Virginia State Teachers’ College
Thomas
Let Him Grow His Mind Without Interference
A discussion on child development stresses allowing mental impulses to unfold naturally. Interfering with a toddler’s experiments delays growth, fosters fear and indecision, and hampers concentration. Let a child explore alone with safe toys to cultivate independent thought and focus.
Arbitator selection talks in Indiana district
In Häute Indiana on June 6 the executive boards of the miners union and operators met to initiate an arbitrator choice for District 11. John L. Lewis will meet Homer Jailey of Indiana Goal Operators Association and Michael Ferguson to finalize the selection. The arbitrator will hear working condition arguments under a contract signed April 1 and issue a ruling. A committee was also appointed to draft new working canons for deep mines in the district using loading machines.
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Herre Haute
Ind
Deeigen
John L. Lewis
E National
U.W. of
District 11
Miners’ Union
Pril
Int
Electric Stenog Russell Thompson showcases automatic typewriter
Russell G Thompson of Ro cheater New York presents a novel electric stenography device. The machine uses a perforated roll to automate form letters and reduces key travel to one eighth of an inch. The report notes improved efficiency for stenographers and general operators alike. Pastor N J Eaton leads a circuit notice and Mildred Kehoe visits from Detroit for a month with her parents.
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Russell G. Thompson
Rocheater
No. Y
Eugene ONeill Native Son Foils City Pace In New York
The piece profiles Eugene ONeill born on Broadway and living in Greenwich Village, noting his need for European calm to write. It mentions his father James ONeill, the Bard’s early notes on margins, and his trend of visiting city crowds at races and fights. It also notes the aging Daniels store on Fifth Avenue facing modernization.
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Eugene O'Neill
New York
Son
Broadway
Cape Cod
Gay Gulch
James O'Neill
Yesteryear
Bennett House
Cadillac
Greenwich Village
Pig Pen Whisky Storage Shocks Kentucky Road House
The Jefferson County Kentucky road house owner allegedly kept pint bottles of whisky in a pig pen to store and perhaps serve to customers. Federal officers arrested him, triggering questions about the pig pen as storage for the whisky sold and consumed by patrons.
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Jefferson County
Washington Circuit Church Schedule Summary
J G Peel leads Mesley Memorial Sunday School at 9 30 with M M Bryan as superintendent. Class meeting at 10 30. Epworth League and prayer services noted. Weekly schedule includes Sunday school at 9 30 and preaching at 10 45 at Waysville with Epworth League at 7 30 and evening prayer at 7 30. The text preserves multiple church timings and minor OCR errors.
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Washington
J. G. Peel
Mesley
Old New York Lace and Ribbon Trade Tale
Gilbert Swan recalls a late era of Manhattan commerce where venerable clerks served customers for decades. As traffic chaos grew, the old high society store shifted to mail order, drawing aristocrats far abroad seeking lace bolts and ribbons once deemed old fashioned.
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Denie
New York
London
Paris
Dr George M Stroals in the dais ness this morning
A fragment notes Dr George M Stroals appearing on the dais this morning amid unclear discussion. The text is garbled and provides no further context or outcomes.
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George M. Stroals
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