Mass Production of Laws Menace to Orderly Rule
New York Oct 11. The mania for new laws was called a menace to sound government and a financial burden on business by Michael J. Hickey secretary of the National Industrial Council. He cited 52 017 measures introduced in state legislatures and 16 921 new laws enacted in 43 of 48 states. He urged study by Hoover’s law enforcement commission and warned that mass production of legislation undermines respect for law and effective enforcement. He noted fewer freak bills this year but cited examples from several states and listed leading enactment totals for North Carolina California Pennsylvania.
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New York
America
Michael J. Hickey
National Industrial Council
Hickey
Congress
Hoover
Law Enforcement Commission
Hick
Hicacy
Pennsylvania
Buckeye
Ohio
Wise
Indiana
Wisconsin
North Carolina
California
Virginia Nebs 76 year blacksmith keeps craft alive
Omsha Neb to Virginia Neb era tale of Al Boyer aged 76 who for 42 years ran a pioneer forge in Virginia Nebraska. He still shod no horses for eight years yet handles plow lays and work when not rushed. He expects to exit soon as younger smiths are scarce and his son a Tecumseh minister helped in the shop after an accident.
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Omsha
Neb
Orl
Vilage
Virginia
Boyer
al Boyer
Don
Mr. Boyer
Tecumseh
Blacksauth
Patrol Breach at a Famous French Resort
Le Touquet reports strict patrols at the seaside resort on October 11 with police enforcing modest bathing attire. Officials aim to keep the beach respectable for visitors, noting most violations come from English visitors despite precaution.
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le Touquet
Nate
France
Yale Receives Noted Donation From President Or He United
A historic donation is reported at Yale attributed to a president figure described as united and influential. The event marks a notable act supporting scholarly programs and institutional growth with broad civic implications.
Women used 1655 miles of blades in quest for beauty
Fragment reads as a hyperbolic claim about safety blades used by American women. It mentions long distances from New York to Kansas City and back to Chicago, referencing safety blades bought by about ten million women last year in a push for beauty. The text is garbled but centers on vast blade usage and female shaving habits.
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New York
Kansas
Andy Bac
Chicago
Atprica
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Phole
Mack
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T. M. Clevenger
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Trenan
Harriet B. Greenhow
Dubuque
Blacksmith
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U.S
Frank Warteys
Brownitt Shoe Store
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Amoskeag
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Home Owned
Edelson
Edelson’s
A. J. Edelbon
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Life Buoy
Jergen
Gotham
Henderson
Corselette
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