Labor Reserve Board Urged At Charities Meet
At the Nations Conference of Charities and Correction in Indianapolis on May 17, a program on labor and social issues featured talks by Dr. B R Henshaw on dental health and its social effects, and William M Leiserson on creating a National Labor Reserve Board. Proposals included a labor exchange division, public works to stabilize the labor market, and information to promote self employment, aiming to integrate wage earners into economic policy.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Conference of Charities and Correction
B. R. Henshaw
Indiana Dental College
Sie
Indianapolis Board of Health
Federal Reserve Board
William M. Leiserson
Toledo University
National Labor Reserve Board
Leiserson
Wilson
Labor Reserve Board
Commission
Earope
Bord
Esnother
United States
New Temple or Faith the Worliys Chief Need
St. Louis May 17 Rev A Rail of Urbana Wisconsin urges first hand religious experience as key to efficiency for youth. Dr Wall cites college students and explains religion as foundation for science proof and practical energy. He notes Madame Guyon Brother Lawrence and others as examples of faith fueling achievement.
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St. Louis
Western Unitarian Conference
A. Rail
University Unitarian Church
Urbana
Wall
College Agr
Europe
Guyon
Waomin
Lawrence
Judgment of Solomon Used by Jury in Chicago Baby Case
In Chicago on May 17 a jury of twelve must decide custody of the so called Matters baby between Dollie Matters and Jessie Bryan. The trial probes who is the real mother as evidence centers on claims of birth in Ottawa Canada and an heir to Frederick Matters estate. If Jessie Bryan is proven mother, Mrs Matters faces possible conspiracy charges for fraud to claim the fortune.
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Babe
Solomon
Chicago
Dailie Ledgerwood
Dollie Matters
Jessie Bryan
Dollie Mat
Ters
Fred Matters
Frederick Matters
Areata
Ottawa
Can
Atri Wan
Ottawao
Flanders
Matters
Short skirts to stay in fashion next fall
Cincinnati reports the National Cloak Suit and Skirt Manufacturers Association style committee says the short skirt will continue to be worn next fall. It cites its smart youthful look and universal popularity and outlines fall suits in plain tailored, sport, and dressy varieties.
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Cincinnati
Spokane
Indian Infant Misses Poverty by One Hour
An Indian baby born on the Colville reservation just before a land opening missed a grant by one hour, gaining 160 acres of land due to timing. The 40 year old baby, a red cheeked Tudian boy named Wio tives on the Colville reservation west of Spokane, is mentioned in a controversial proclamation context tied to President Wilson’s homestead opening. The event illustrates land allotment rules giving Indian children land if born before a May 1 deadline.
City council must approve concession leases says attorney general
City solicitor Brown received guidance from the attorney general that the city council must approve all concession contracts on park property. Disputes persist as Brown seeks a formal ruling while park commissioners pushed ahead before, and the outcome may go to the next council meeting for action.
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Brown
Wity Coured
Jensen
Attorney General's Voice
Technici
Park
Newitring Burroway Wedding in Waterloo and Guttenberg
Miss Elsie Neuling of Guttenberg wed Mr. Penley Burroway of Waterloo last Thursday at the bride’s sister Mrs. Y. T. Cody’s home in Guttenberg. Rev. J. M. Reir officiated in the presence of relatives. Burroway graduate of East High in 1916. couple residing at 616 Park Road, Waterloo.
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Elsie Neuling
Guttenberg
Penley Burroway
Waterloo
Siater
Y. T. Cody
Burden Avenna
J. M. Reir
HW. Nuelring
Burroway
East High
Prirk Toad
Market movers list of major stocks in New York trading
New York May 17 list of prominent stocks including American Car and Foundry American Locomotive American Smelting and Refining American Sugar Refining Anaconda Copper Baldwin Locomotive Baltimore and Ohio Chicago, Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Canadian National Pacific railroads and major industrials such as United States Steel Westinghouse Electric and others. The compilation shows prices or standings for each.
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New York
American Car and Foundry
Anaconda
Atchiron
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore
Ohivi
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Ghicaga
Colorado Fuel
Crucible Steel
Seige Ae
Northern Ata
Louisville
Nashville
Mexican Petrolemm
Ourl Pacific
National Urad
Aesea Bts
New York Central
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania
Reading
Southern Paci
Southern Railwa
Union Pacific
United States Rubber
United States Steel
United States Steel Pid
Wabash
Westernion
Westinghouse Electric
Campaign finance limit raise sparks party disbursement debate
Washington May 17 The plan to raise aggregate disbursements for political parties from 260000 to 490000 in a federal bill prompts readings from the campaign committee. The measure also sets allowances for candidate expenditures and offsets in the presidential and senate races. Blodgett, a defendant in a defamation case, was paroled today after printing allegations tied to the case.
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Washington, D. C
Qwen Hill
Adel Wis
Ebeckiona
Senate
Polk County Farm Insane Commission and Missing Person
Reports describe an insane commission related to the Polk County farm and the missing Laverne Chapman. The Iowa River water receding gives hope the body may be recovered, with blasting attempts to surface the body and ongoing search efforts.
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Polk County
Blodgett
Hody
Iowa
Laverne Chapman
Mother Who Abandoned Mary Geod Faces Murder Charge
Mrs. Alife Haradon, accused of abandoning a baby whose body was found recently, was bound over by a Polk County grand jury to await trial on a murder charge. The incident stems from testimony that the infant was left in a refuge keep.
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Fies Molines
Alife Haradon
Hans
Urtlon
Polk County Gram Jury
Bernstorff Confers On Dyestuff Exports
Washington May 17 German ambassador Count von Bernstorff conferred with Counsellor Polk at the state department to discuss Germanys agreed exportation of certain dyestuffs and other routine commercial questions.
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Washington, D. C
Count von Bernstorff
Polk
State Department
Germany
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Bernstorfef
Tila
Golden Rule
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