Harvest Help in Midwest States Seeks Workers for Summer
Government bureaus in Kansas Missouri and South Dakota report urgent need for harvest hands starting in June and July. Wages range from 2 to 3.50 dollars per day with board. jobs last from 3 to 6 months in wheat alfalfa and corn regions. Apply to state free employment offices or immigration and labor departments for directions.
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Baltimore & Ohio plans deodorizing live stock trains
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad issues a circular outlining humane summer travel improvements. Hogs will be showered at terminals and resting stations to deodorize cars and reduce odor during livestock transport. Cleanliness efforts aim to improve animal condition upon arrival and passenger comfort, with counts of shower bath houses yet to be decided.
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State fire marshal may exceed local rules in safety measures
Attorney General Thomas M. Honan states the state fire marshal has power to go beyond local ordinances on fire prevention when necessary. He argues the marshal can issue further provisions to ensure public safety, a view echoed by New York’s Attorney General Carmody.
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Lateén petticoat craze and social critique column
Luke McKuke surveys modern fashions and women's roles in a witty heated column. He lampoons long old traditions, marriage expectations, debt to the living, and the absurdities of shopping and social status amid shifting gender norms. Mexico’s population figure is cited at the end.
Vanguard of Women Arrive in Chicago for Federation Meeting
Delegates of the Federation of Women arrive in Chicago to attend a major biennial gathering. The convention will discuss women’s rights, dress reform, sanitation, immigrant protection, and vocational training, with notable officials addressing the assembly and social events planned through June 16.
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Austin
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Paris Hosts Sixth International Chambers of Commerce Meet
Paris June 8 The Sixth International congress of chambers of commerce opened with delegates from American German Spanish and English cities. Paris hosted a gathering of about fifty cities leaders of government and business. The telegraphers union session also began in Detroit with about 100 delegates and visitors.
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