Interchurch report on steel strike sparks dispute
A World article says Capital pressures Protestant churches to avoid industrial bargaining, halting a campaign and delaying the Interchurch World Movement report on the steel strike. The group defends its findings on workers rights, hours, and local enforcement while denying suppression motives.
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United States
Thea
New York World
Interchurch World Movement
Interchurch Movement
North
Presbyterian , Church
the World
Industrial Relations Department
Interchurch World
Stes
Francis J. McConnell
Methodist Episcopal Church
Daniel A. Poling
Unitedvangelical Church
Worlds Christian Endeavor Union
National Anti- Saloon League
George W. Coleman
Boston
Northern Baptist Convention
Alva W. Taylor
Disciples* Bible College
Columbia
John McDowell
Social Service Department
The
Presbyterian Church
Nicholas van der Pyl
Ohio Fair Price Commission
Cates
Fred Bennett
Englewood
N. J
Wouans Board of Foreign Missions
Pittsburgh
Gary
Chicago
Bureau of ‘Industrial Research
Robt. W. Briere
Heber Blankenholm
George Soule
D. J. Sapase
Karl Wisebart
Marian D. Savace
Capital
Tnterchurch World Movement
James M. Speers
Gars
Daniel A. Polling
Pollng
Commselon
Rive Rt
Indiyldunis Nutal
Doreg
Altchison
Tittsburgh
New York
Aitchison
Interchurch . World Movement
Poling
John Allohlson
Aitehlson
Pittscurch
Tyne
Potlae Wer
Tupton A. Wilkinson
General Promotion Board
Tr. Aitchison
Traffic Through Rainbow Drive Surges For Ten Minutes
Altha reports an average of 10 cars per minute passing Rainbow Drive as J B Allen counted traffic for ten minutes. Extrapolated, a ten hour period would yield about six thousand vehicles.
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Altha
Rainbow Drive
J.B. Allen
Births Reported for Largan and Newell Families
In Uineeln township on July 2 a son was born to Mr and Mrs Carl Sophus Largan. In the Commercial Street area, May 29 a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Floyd L Newell, named Volda Marie.
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Carl Sophus Largan
Uineeln Township
Floyd L. Newell
Commercial
Volda Marie
Nervines Promised By Dr Williams Pink Pills Ad
Nervous signs like tremors and shaky hands are linked to nerves and may precede breakdowns. Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People are pitched as a non alcoholic nerve tonic that strengthens nerves and tones the body. The ad urges readers to order by mail from Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady NY or via local druggist at 60 cents per box.
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Dr. Williams
Dr. Willams Medicine Co
Scheanectady
N. Y
Williams
Chamberlain's Galle and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Galle and Diarrhoea Remedy as a universally trusted medicine and urges readers to use it when a remedy is needed. It emphasizes strong favorable opinion from users without offering medical claims or specifics.
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Spencer Kellogg & Sons, Inc
Cox Nominated for Presidency Declines Comment
Dayton Governor James M. Cox learns he is nominated by the Democratic national convention. He receives the news at the Dayton News office, kisses his wife, then informs his close friend J. A. McMahon and plans to visit his mother's grave, noting his mother had died years earlier.
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Cox
Dayton
Associated
James’ M. Cox
Dayton News
Associated Press
Hts
J. A. McMahon
Thomas B. Blair
Chicago
Gilbert Cox
Boies Funeral at Independence Attended by Many
Boies pioneer leader of Buchanan County and longtime state legislator died Thursday in Chicago. His funeral services were held at the local Methodist church yesterday, drawing a large gathering from Independence and surrounding areas.
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Boies
Independence
Buchanan County
Chicago
Community Mourns Mr Boles at Obituary Service
A large gathering attended the rites for Mr Boles noted for lifelong service to the town. Rev T J Tayler led the conducting with Mr Gules, and Mr Bates a nephew of Horace S Noles and cousin of Judge H B Rotes of Waterloo present. Boles died after a hospital stay in Chicago following health problems. Surviving are his widow and other relatives.
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Boles
T. J. Tayier
Gules
Quasqueton
Bates
Horaces Noles
Clara Miller and Daughters Named in Local Notice
Clara Miller and her two daughters, Mrs Mariel Wilcox of Quasqqueten and Miss Inez, a Sioux City, Ja teacher, are listed in a local public notice. The brief item notes family names and a professional link, highlighting the trio’s identities within the community notice.
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Clara Miller
Mariel Wilcox, Quasqqueten
Missinez
Sioux City, Ja
Cropper and Chapman Automobile Trip Ends Fortunate Return
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Cropper and Mrs. C. Chapman completed a 4000 mile auto journey to Torrington Connecticut in Berkshire hills. They reported no tire changes and no rain. In Torrington they visited their daughter, while Mrs. Lester J. Ross and Mrs. Chapman visited her son Joseph Chapman.
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H. B. Cropper
C. Chapman
Torrington, Conn
Torrington
Berkshire Hills
Lester J. Ross
Chapman
Joseph Chap
Tourists Roam Mountains From Torrington In Long Day Trips
People enjoyed many pleasant journeys through the mountains starting from Torrington. The daylight saving plans allowed travelers to cover about 190 miles after dinner before nightfall. The return routes took tourists via New Haven New York City Seabright Asbury Park Atlantic City and Philadelphia.
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Man
Torrington
New Haven
Conn
New York City
Seabright
Asbury Park
Atlantic City
Philadelphia
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