Presidents' Message on Labor Reform and Social Protections
The President argues for farmer land ownership limits and broader worker protections. He calls for Postal Savings Banks and safer investment for small savers, regulation of corporations, child labor prohibition, shorter hours, inheritance taxes on large fortunes, and industrial education. He urges federal action to extend workers compensation and wageworker rights across interstate commerce, citing better administrative relief over lawsuits and stronger social security measures.
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Indus
Postal Savings Banks
Postal Savings
Congress
Mobility Lawa
Massachusetts
Bureau of Labor
Germany
Model Employers Liability Law for District of Columbia urged
A government bulletin urges the United States to adopt a model employers liability law for the District of Columbia. It argues current laws are weaker than European standards, urges re-enactment with DC specifics, and calls for extending eight hour days and half-holidays to government workers.
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United States
Europe
Bureau of Labor
District of Columbia
Congress
Judges Urge Doubling of Salaries for Ermine Wearers
A public appeal urges Congress to sharply raise judges salaries beginning with the Supreme Court. The writer argues the current pay is far too low for esteemed public servants and contributes to delays in justice, affecting the poor and favoring criminals. He urges reforms to end excessive technicalities and ensure timely rulings.
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Congress
Supreme Court
Labor Leaders Attack Judiciary Sparks Political Fallout
An analysis argues that organized labor leaders spearheaded a violent assault on the judiciary during the last election. It contends the push for broad anti injunction and anti contumacy provisions would have eroded court authority and entrenched class privilege, warning such tactics would backfire and harm workers.
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House Committee On Judiciary
Notice to Our Creditors and Debtors Dissolution of Firm
Notice to creditors and debtors from the firm of Oleson Stenehjem and Anderson that the business will dissolve on January 1. Oleson and Anderson withdraw, Stenehjem takes control. All accounts must be settled by December 20. After that date, unpaid accounts will be sent to a collector with added collection charges. Send statements of any claims by December 20 for proper auditing and payment.
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Oleson, Stenehjem & Anderson
Oleson and Anderson
Stenehjem
For Sale Fruit Ranch in Southern Idaho
For sale 40 acre irrigation fruit ranch in southern Idaho. 20 acres planted to best variety of wine grapes with planned development. Contact local agent for details and terms.
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Robert Smith
Mt. Home
Idaho
Williston Auctioneer Sam Offers Reasonable Rates
Sam prepares to conduct auctioneering work at fair prices with a satisfaction guarantee. References available from any bank in Williston. Contact Wm. Keltner, Williston North Dakota, R F D No. 2.
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Williston
North Dakota
Sam
Wm. Keltner
N. D
Mle Church Sunday Services Schedule
Morning preaching at 10 30 Bible class Sunday School and 11 30 Epworth League. Evening preaching at 6 30. Wednesday prayer meeting at 7 30. Frank S Hollets is pastor.
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Epworth League
Frank S. Hollets
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EC. Carney & CO
E.C. Carney & Company
Williston Drug Company
Williston, North Dakota
Gates
Chenevert
Boston
First National Bank
U.S
Total
Dace National Bank
State of
Williams
Reeds
B. J. Scuorsser
Itn
Wells
Legislaion
Iren
China
Japan
Broadweys
Peter
Yours Truly
M. A. Oleson
T. A. Stenehjem
Anthony Anderson
MLE
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