Hughes Attacks Adamson Bill in Newark Open Air Speech
Charles B. Hughes denounces the Adamson act as a wage bill and a blow to labor in a Newark New York open air campaign stop. He supports an eight hour day in principle but argues the bill does not set hours, only wages, urging labor to not surrender collective bargaining.
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Arbitration and inquiry over interstate rail policy clash
The text argues the administration mishandled an inquiry into railroad rates and interstate commerce. It contends arbitration or proper investigation was avoidable and urges adherence to law and reason, warning that price increases affect workers and the public. It stresses the need for timely inquiry before auctions and condemns forceful governance.
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Waterloo Men to Represent Iowa at National Rifle Meet
Five members from Company G of the 1st Infantry and eleven others from the First regiment are chosen to form Iowa’s rifle team for the national meet at Jackson Mississippi. Captain Geist praises the record as the largest turnout from a single company and regiment. Major Brookhart will assist in Jacksonville before the event.
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Neighbors protest window peeper on Reber Avenue
Residents on Reber avenue accuse a neighbor of peering into windows during dinners. A neighbor reports seeing her at 7 20 p m last week and others recount similar episodes. They posted a notice urging her to stop such intrusions.
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Gown and scarf aid crossing Fr eeport women on bridge
Jetta Bellows Carter and Dorothy Hagedon of Freeport filed petitions to reopen their loitering cases from Oct 3. They had forfeited $10 bonds and asked that their names be kept from panels. Night Captain H W Garrison says no such promise was made.
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Boy Returns Purse After Stranger Seizure
A West River bank find led to Otto J. Herbert of Miner South Dakota being arrested on larceny after a boy returned clothing and a purse to a stranger. The purse with $19.25 was found later at police headquarters, and Herbert was held for a hearing.
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Young Men Steal and Return Medicine Cases
Police report notes two youths stole two medicine cases from Dr J R Allens automobile last evening then returned them. A Lafayette Street resident observed the removal of the cases from the auto but the pair escaped before officers arrived.
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Potatoes Stolen From Car Near Depot
A car containing potatoes consigned to J. L. Heichle was broken into Saturday or Sunday night and several bushels were stolen. The vehicle stood on the Co. G. W. tracks near the passenger depot. Police were notified at headquarters this morning.
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Open Installation at Sacred Heart Court Foresters
Sacred Heart court Foresters will hold an open installation tomorrow evening after the business meeting and installation of new officers. A social session will follow and invitations have been extended to all members of other courts and their friends.
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