davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-09-11
Judith is lucky to get Bud
lee to stay or the ranch.
What's her next trouble?
ITO BE coNTINUED.)
Scored on the Orator

The atmosphere was getting slightly
heated in the village hall, where the
candidate for Office was addressing a
meeting of those who he hoped would
vote for him at the next election.
One man in the crowd was deter
mined not to give the aspirant mo-
ment's peace, and he didn't. AT last
the speaker lost his last remnant of
patience and, shaking his fist at the
heckler, he shouted:
81 look upon you, sir as confound-
ed rascal"
quite" replied the fnterrupteg,
with a sweet smile. "You are perfectly
at liberty to look upon me in any
character you desire to assume"
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-09-11


Bend. Judith Sanford speaking she
said crisply. Repeat the message Of
last night for the general manager,
Blue Lake ranch"
In a moment she had it. $50 Ire
vors wasn't lying about that part OF
it." she said reluctantly. And to the
Western Union agent, "Take this
message:
Pollock hampton, Hotel Glennlyn.
San Francisco:
'4mpossible send money now or for
some time. Have fired Trevors. Run
ming outfit myself. Need every cent
we can raise to pay interest on loans,
mems salaries and keep going. This
Is final.
Judith Sanford, General Manager"
"That may start his gray matter
working" she ended as she clicked up
the receiver. Nov, Lee, will you
stick with me ten days or so and give
me time to get a man in your placer"
eyes, I'll do that, Miss Sanford"
You will help me in every way
you can while you are with me?''
''When / work for a manor
woman" he added gravely, 81 don't
hold back anything"
"All right. Then start in right now
and tell me about the gang Trevors
has taken on. Are they all crooks?
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-09-11
Tracing Surnar1es

Surnames offer most convenient
method of recalling forgotten trades.
Who would guess that Thacker or
Thackeray was the man who matched
the roof with straw; that Tyler was
the one who tiled 1t, or Slater, he who
rooted with slate? A few other names,
as Collier, the charcoal burner; Chan
dler, the candle maker, and Fuller, the
cloth cleaner, will show how numerous
were the ancient crafts. Blacksmith
has no equivalent among English
names, unless 1t be the abbreviated
Smith, though in German there is
Klingensmith, the changing smith,
But the .horseshoer was Farrier,
dropped in our dictionaries but re
tanned in the directories
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-09-11

she said quietly. ION your way don't
forget to look in on your friend,
Benny"
Carson went hastily down the
knoll, his eyes bright. Judith laughed
softly.
1--WE got his number, Bud Leel All
that's needed to keep that old noun
tain-lion on the job is to show him a
real fight aheadI And by golly, Mr..
Man, there's going to be scrap enough
from the very jump to make Carson
forget whether he's working for Q
woman or John w. Satan, Esquirei"
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-09-11
Wise John

Mrs. Grabb-I can tell without ask
ing whether John has won or lost at
poker the minute he comes home.
Mrs. Gabb-How?
IF he has lost, he throws his
trousers across the foot Of the bed.
If he has won, he puts them under his
pillow"
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-09-11
STICK OR ouITq

sYNOPSIS.-Bud Lee, horse
foreman of the Blue Lake ranch,
convinced Bayne Trevors, man
ager, is deliberately wreckfng the
property owned by Judith San
ford, a young woman; her cousin,
Pollock Hampton, and Timothy
Gray, decides to throw up his
lob. Judith arrives and announces
she has bought Gray's share in
the ranch and will run 1T. She
discharges Trevors, after shoot
ing him twice in self-defense.
The men on the ranch dislike
taking orders from girl, but
by subduing a vicious horse and
proving her thorough knowledge
of ranch life, Judith wins the
best of them over.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-09-11
Voice Runs Typepriter
after every meal

A Swiss inventor claims to have
perfected machine that will type
write direct from the spoken words.
A speed of from 90 to 100 words
minute-about as fast as the average
man can dictates claimed for the
new machine, which is operated cleo
trically.-Popular Science Monthly
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-09-11
The cutioura Toilet Trio.

Having cleared your skin keep it clear
by making Cuticura your everyday
toilet preparations The Soap to cleanse
and purify, the Ointment to soothe and
heal, the Talcum to powder and per-
fume. No toilet table is complete
without them.-Advertiseme
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-09-11
Earthquake in philippine Isle

Manila-Strong earthquake shocks
caused much damage along the east
ern coast Of Mindanao on Saturday,
according to advices received by the
weather bureau here. No loss of life
had been reported.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-09-11
Ma,., Market for CHERRIES

Sturgeon Bay. Wis.-Cold packed
cherries, departure from the reg
ular channels of selling fresh fruit
and canned cherries, promises to. open
a comparatively new market for Door
county.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-09-11

tues. The use Of the word as apply
ing to color came about from the
fact that the color was the striking
feature Of the dress Of a cardinal.
This explains the use Of the word In
naming the redbird.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-09-11
Major Conflict Reported

Shanghai--Shanghai is cut off from
railway and telegraph communication
with the inland, and it is impossible
to confirm numerous reports that a
major artillery conflict has begun.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-09-11
Mind on Important Things

He-Dolly, dear, don't you think
you could learn to love me?
She-Why, Johnny, haven't timel
Really There are my mah-jonng
and motor lessons.-London Answers.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-09-11
Decrease in Reserve

New York-The actual condition OF
New York clearing house banks and
trust companies for the week show an
excess in reserve of $3,550,91O. This
is a decrease of $7,203,830.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-09-11
Present congressman victors

PRESENT congressman NlGtOtS
Ten of the present members of the
Wisconsin delegation in congress, all
supporters of Senator La Toilette,
were renominated The lone excep-
ton was in the Fifth Milwaukee dis
trict, which is now represented by
Victor L. Berger, socialist. Here Ern-
est Bruncken went down to defeat be-
fore E. Braun.
The vote for republican candidates
for congress follows:
First Cooper, 38,87S; Pfen-
mig, 24,981.
Second District - Voigt. 19,401;
Goetsch, 6,720; Wrucke, 4S9.
Third District = Nelson, 27,S98;
Houston, 10.951.
Fourth District-Schafer 1927;
Czerwinski, 1855; Reilly, 2,469.
Fifth District-Braun, 14,S14; Brun-
cken, 1880
Sixth District - Lampert. 2o,455;
Campbell, 9,187.
Seventh District = Beck. 1921;
Hull, 1875; Marion, 81.
Eighth District-Browne, 14,307;
Prem, 1875.
Ninth Districts Schneider, 1890;
Budlong, CLIP.
Tenth Neutrality-suspicious. Frear
renominated without opposition.
Eleventh District Peavey, 1887;
Nye, 8,1O2.
Above figures are complete for only
the Fourth and Fifth districts, but in
other districts so few precincts were
missing as to leave no doubt as to
results.
No Contests on Other Tickets
Democratic, socialist and prohibi-
ton state ticket nominees, all OF
whom were chosen without opposition
follow:
Democratic
Governor-Martin l.. Lueck.
Lieutenant governor Mathie.
Secretary of state-John M Gala.
han.
State treasurer-Ch Charles O'Neil.
Attorney general: Allan Simpson.
Socialist
Governor William F. Quick.
Lieutenant governor-Peter Giles.
Secretary of state-Ida Fenske.
State treasurer George Eaglehill.
Attorney general-Robert A. Hess.
Prohibition
Governor-Adolph r. Bucknam.
Lieutenant governor Maria I. A.
Nielsen.
Secretary of state-Oliver Needham.
State treasurer--Ada B. Crandall.
Attorney general-Mayhew Mott.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-09-11
Natures Cornoufage

The white crab spider assumes the
color of the flower in which he has
taken up his abode and thus enjoys
its protection.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-09-11

MEN, LEARN THE BARBER TRADE
Our course is complete and embraces every
phase of the profession. Best equipped and
most modern barber college in the world. No
other trade or profession can be learned with
such little time or money. The Wisconsin
Barber College, S81 3rd St., Milwaukee, Wis.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-09-11

Words were invented to convey
thoughts; then the poets discovered
that they would make music.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-09-11
Zimmerman Easy Winner

Supporters of La Toilette made
field day of the primary and carried
off all honors for state offices. Secre-
tary of State Zimmerman, indorsed by
La Toilette, but opposed by Blaine,
romped away from the field of three
for the nomination to succeed him
self. Theodore Dammann, his nearest
opponent in the matter of votes, had
the Endorsement of Gov. Blaine.
The other major contest of the pri-
mary also went to a La Toilette lieu
tenant, Solomon Levitan, state treas
urer, who was renominated, defeating
Henry Johnson, former state treasur-
er. For time during the early re-
turns this race gave promise of being
close, but Levitan slowly but surely
forged to the front and when 1928
precincts out of the total had reported
the vote was, Levitan, 170,454; john
son, 1888.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-09-11
BLAINE WINS IN
STATE PRIMARY
Governor Renonlinated by
Plurality of IS, 900 to
20, 900 Over Hirst.

Madison, Wis.-Gov. ]. ]. Blaine,
backed by the Endorsement of Senator
La Toilette, not only obtained plur-
ality over his nearest competitor,
Arthur R. Hirst, of between $4,000 and
10000 votes, but rolled up majority
of between 10000 and $4,000 votes
over both his opponents in the pri-
mary for the republican gubernatorial
nomination.
With only few scattered precincts
missing the governor had plurality
over Hirst of 66,S11 and majority
over both Hirst> and Lieut.. Gov.
George F.. Comings of 1868. The
vote in 2,507 precincts out of 2,67S in
the state showed Blaine, 216,29S;
Hirst, 149,487; Comings, 34.14S.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-09-11
Ten Counties for Hirst

Hirst carried Columbia, Eau Claire,
Kenosha, Marquette, Pepin, Racine,
Richland. Rock. Sawyer and Walworth
counties. Everything else in the state
apparently was carried by the gov
ernor.
One hundred and sixty-nine of the
1T precincts in the First consression-
al district gave Hirst 29,092, Blaine
21,627. Waukesha was the only coun-
ty carried by the governor in this dis
trict.
Gov. Blaine carried his home coun-
ty, Grant, by 636 votes.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-09-11

"Que hay, Bud?" called a voice, and
old Jose his face shining with his
joy Bud was certain that Judith had
&C Kissed the leathery cheek and
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-28
Universidad do Cumberland
Lebanon Tennessee.

NSNAASA. ANhAASoSSVs
January IA. 1924.
Sr. Director de Ell MUNDO,
San Juan, Puerto Rico.
DisFinguido amigo:
Los estudiantes de derecho de la ella
SO 1924 de Ia Universidad de Cumber-
land, hemos leido con profundo dolor
en- los periodicos de aqui la triste no.
ticia de la muerte del ilustre juez Jes-
Sc Wills Bonner Quien fue un graduado
de nuestra Universidad
Fue acuerdo unanime de nuestra cla-
SO enviar por conducto de su ilustre
periodico, nuestro pesame mas sincere
los fsmiliares del prominente juez Y
especialmente a su desconsolada Y no
BILE esposa
Sean, pues, estas lineas. querido Di-
rector la expression de nuestro senti-
miento mas sincsro por la perdida
irreparable de uno de los estudiantes
mas brillantes que tuvo nuestra Uni
versidad de Cumberland, como fu6 la
figura promirente del ilustre abogado
Jesse Wills Bonner.
Jose Ortiz Lecodet. A. Moore Tho
mas II, A Marmel Jr. NJ M Nc Go
wan III;; siguen maltitudes de fir
rlas.
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Information general

Prohihir Ia IHmigrac'on por cinco
Amos cs,a en- harmonic con la rcsolu
cion de Ia Leg On Americana soLre la
ir,itac:on de InmiEracion
Los tres verced res en- los diferentes
Estados. ya han s'do anunciados por
ell sehor Powell Director del Comits
sobre Americanismo, de Ia Legion
Una medalla dc plata ha sido con
cedida al vencedor en- cada Estado;
una de bronco al segundo; IN diplo-
ma de honor al tercero.
Los vencedcrcs en- el Departamento
dc Puerto Rico son los siguentes:
1ro. Luz NJ Antique. Arecibo. Me
dalla de Plata
2"do Daniel Landr6n, Camuy, Me
dalla de Bronco.
3ro Gilda sei:o, Arecibo Diploma
dc Honor
Las medallas estan va en- mi poder.
y opo-t"namente Sc dara con rcspec-
TO I IA en:reSa de las mismas.
HARRY F. BEsosA.
Comandante
Cepartamsuto de Fuorto Rico.
Legion Americana.
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NOTAS DEL CLUB
GUILLERMO ESTEVES'

Entire los caballeroS dc arraigo que
firman Ia RESOLUTION creando cl
CLUB GUILLERMO ESTEVES, apa-
rccen las frmas de don Rafael No
nos, Ingenicro Civil; Lcdo. Rafael
Guillermcty, Abogado- Notario; Don
Francisco Lopez. Arquitecto: don
Juan Flcixas Gonzalez, Ingeniero me
canico; don Ramon Carbia. Inganiero
civil; don Enrique Acosta Calderon
Contable; don Jorge Felices ofcinis-
ia; don Miguel A. Montilla. Ingeniern
Civil; don Tulio Rodriguez Sierra. Pri
mcr Teniente de la Guardia Nacional:
don Carlos A. Varona. oiicinista; ID.
Bernardo Balbuquet. Constructor de
Obras; don Antonio Ruiz Cardonn
lngenierO; Lcdo. Benicio Sanchez Cas-
taho, Abogado. otros mas de cuvcs
nomFres no pud;mos tomar nota po;
laUcntable distraction.
Tdos esos sehores son perfcctamcr
te conocidos por la signifcada posi-
cion que ocupan en- los circulos socia-
les, PROFESSIONALS v ofciales de San
Juan, y no necesitan. por tanto, que
hagamos sus apologies. Basta dccir
que constituyen, por 81 solos. parsc
integrante de! excelente estado mayor
que ha de dar impulse vigoroso a
la naciente sociedad fraternal.
Uno de los mas ardientes simpati-
zadores del Club sc pcrmite sugerjr
a los senores socios fundadorcs la 81
guicUte candidatura para constituir a
Junta Directiva provisional durante q
tr3nscurso del presente aiio:
PreSidente. don Gustavo RAMIREZ dc
Arellano; Ter. Vice Presidente. don
Rafael Nones; 2io. -Presidente
Lcdo. Rafael Guillermety; Secretario.
don Francisco Fortune Selles; Teso-
rero. don Enrique Acosta Calder6n
Nocales: d. Antonio Ruiz Cardona. u.
Juan Freixas Gonzalez. V D. Enrique
0rtega Rosado.
Estamos seguros de que los caballc-
ios arrlba relacionados, dc ser electos
para esos puestos de ccaian2a. es-
tartan dispuestos llenar cumplida-
mente sus respectivos cometidos, pueS
todos ellos son probados buenos ann
Eos admiradoreS del ilustre Presi-
den;c de la Asciaci6n dc Ingenieros
dc Puerto Rico.
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La cooperation infanti|

cion de los estsdiantes sin que nad9
haya que pagar salvo la contribution
corriente. @. 80.
Bueno es cue los estudiantes reci-.
ban desde Ia escnela Ia nocion, dc 10
que representa- es1 pa!abra magica
contribution que es la base de to-
do gobierno estable. =
Y Qre no 10 yspan sOlamente5 por 10
que cnsena Ia profcsora de instructor
civica, sino por u pract;ca de su conA
tribuci6u que sisve para alimentp Y cal
zado de los necssitados para obras do
caridad. para mantener la bandera de
la escuela en- los juegos atleticps. pa.
ra organizer festss IAN educatitas co.
mo recreatiyss prcparandose asi para
ap-endcr srs deoerss de ciudadano ODE
deciendo Ia corocida divisa: =
To learn 10 do by doing
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-28
coNCURSo ANUAL LEGION
AMERICANA

El dia primsro de Febrero. les JUG.
'rs do este concurso. en- cue han toma
20 p'rte. casi 500 .0cO niSos de escuela.
IN los Estados Unidos. anunciaran los
vcncedores del mismo
FL primer vencedor recibira ma be-
ca de $3.50 90 en- effective para pagar-
Sc un oolegio o Escuela; ell segundo
recibira $500 90 v ell tercero S25O.OO
para los mismos fines.
El tema "PoF que America debe
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-28
UNA CARTA DEL SoBRESTANTE
MUNICIPAL,

sr Director de Ell MUNDo
San Juan, P. R
Senior:
En- el numero 5976 del peri6dico 'El
Tempo aparece una information re
'ativa que en el Bayrio MeIlla en-
una casa de un empleado municipal
cue es Una fgura. hay yarios barri-
les de cemeato, varinas. carretiIlas v
ORES u-ers.lics que con .frec1cncia son
llevados iii ccmo desp,rdiclcs dc obras
les qua mry bioa pod:an ser usados
para a-reg'ar varias GALES del barrio
&c SantGrce cue es.an algo abandona-
Gas
seeiin Sc despreade de la informa-
c'ol d. d'cho psriodico Sc quiere ba-
Ger ver como 81 ell cemento que esta
dseaio dc mi casa fuese prop.edad del
Municipio Y que 70 10 estoy guardando
con algIin fin. 81 ese peri6dico antes
Ge dSr noticias falsas tratara de in
vestigar Ia verdad de los hechos se
evitarian estar publicando noticias ca
lumniosas. propias de gente POGO Sc.
rlas. porque mi juicio. las calumnias
TO salen de gents de respeto sino dc
gente que 10 mismo les da quedar bien
como NAL
Voy dar una information relativa
la procedencia dc esos barriles de ce-
mento demas. Dichos barriles de ce-
mento pertenecen la viuda de Del
fino FL seior LENA I'M sefior de
apellido Rios, que facilitaron csc CO.
mento para romper la acera de la Gallo
Europa dondc era impossible vivir DOR
cl NAL olor NAL estado de la misma
cal!e debido a negligencia de Ia Mesa
IA administrator Republicana que
nunca Sc ocup6 de ella. Yo nor orden
dei Comisionado he hecho unos drena-
Jes en- todas esas propiedades por
convenio con los propietarios dando
clos los materiales de obra ell Nh
4ANAP-o Id maho oe obra, pero ultima
mente recibi ordenes de paralizar los
trabajos dc esa calle hasta tanto ter
minen el a'cantarillado.
FL Tempo no esta autorizado pa
ra hablar de abandonos en- las GALES
por esta Administration, pues en- la Ad
ministracion pasada, como todo ell nun
do sabe, el barrio Melilla Y principal
mente la calle Europa daban horror
por el ahandOno en- que estaban.
FL Sobrestants Municipal no es una
fgura como ha dicho lei TEMPO"
es un hombre de hechos v trabajador
senores de lei Tempo. ell que ten
ga su tejado de vidrio no tire piedras
al ajeno.
Gracias sehor Director por la inser-
con de estss Eneas quedo de usted
Atte. S s,
Pedro FIGUErOA
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UNA HEM9RRAGIA CEREBRAL
y Ia RUPTUEA DE UNA NENA
cAUSAR0N Ia UUERTEl DE
JEROME

. --iNO-h
No Sc cree fac Il Loreador SuJieya
a riag' ~ mr'cs condicioiaes IL
S'caf.-Ei >e5ador Walker brerie3
nc al psglismo contra sas cnes.i-.
goy.
En- !os creul1s pugilsticos de
Nueva York La causado profunda
.consternacion la muertc del sfnpati-
co Y formidable boxeador dd peso
bantam" frankie Jerome, a conse-~
cuencia de las lesiones internas que
le ptcdujeron los golpes Dc Bud,
Taylor, cn su cncucntro en- ef Made.
son Square Garden a pasado vier--
nes per la nsch,.
Se1;iin e Dr. Charles Norris, quieR
prac.ic6 la ou:7psia del pugilista,
las causas De la myerte de este fuc-
ron la conmoc.6n cerebral Ia rup-
tura de ura pcqufhI vcna Ell el ce-,
lcbro.
No croo. pee5Fo hay evidenc;as
cue 10 reve!en, gpe. el boxeador SUI
bio al ring en- malas condiciones fl.
sicas-declar6 Norris Aunque clio
no puede ser demostrado por una
autopsia." ~ =.
La autopsia tampoco revelo frac-
tura alguna del tranco, por 10 que
claramcnte Sc ve que la mucrte de
Jerome fut motivada por la hemo-
rragia.
Fl DR.. Norris dijo tambicn "que
la opcraci5n practicada por el no ha-
bia arrojaGo luz sobre la enferme-
dad que los amigos y familiares de
Jerome a!egan cue padecia este en-
visperas del encuentIo, por 10 que no
probo alimento alguno el viernes." i.
jerome, cuyo verdadero nombrc era
Frank Dohert, sufrio un collapse en-
el duodecimo rouald de su cncucntro
con Taylor. despues dc habcr sido
deiTibado on ei fY1ismo asalto por So
oontendiente. Pero no creyendose su
estado de gravedad fue conducido Q
su eamerino en- el Stadium, en- donde
los medcoS lucharoIf durante una.
hora para hacerle recobrar q cono4
cimiento, cosa que afortunadamente
Sc logro. Sin embargo. los medicoS
creyeron oportuno enviarlo i'm hos
pital para someterle a un tratamieh.
to mas serio, llamandose al efectO
una ambulancia--del Bellevue Hospi-
tai.
Anteayer Sc sometio al pugilista
una operacion quirdrgiea en- el CO..
rebro, habiendose descubierto que ha-
bia sufrido una hemorragia cere-
brar. La operacion era para eNtraer-
le del cerebro Ia sangre. coagulada'
pero no tuvo exito Jerome dejo. Je
existir el domingo por la noche. :,
Esta es la tercera muerte que Sc
registra con motive de una pelea.
pugilistica en- este estado: La pri-
mera fue on 1917, siendo la tictima
young" Mcdonald. 10 que trajo CD
mo resultado la prohibicions dc Ia
practica del boxco en- Nueva York
por tres amos. Andy Thomas, Rcelte.;-
,cciaht ncoryorquino fuc el ssgundo,.
mrri6 tamhitn a consecueueias de
una hemorragia cerebral, POLO des-
puEs de 81 encuentro con Johnny
Clinton, en Brooklyn, el dc fehre-
ro del ano pasado.
En- vista de la oportunidhd que
este case presenta los enemigos del
boxeo, el senador James j. Walker,
padre del pugilismo, pronuncio ante
aver un large discurso en- una jun
tn general de la National Sports
Alliance, preyiniendolos para /. una
pueva lucha para salvar el deporte,
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Pedro FIGUEEoA.
Sobrestante Municipal.
20 AIA APenNrrNA

FIRE. !0s~c. boxeadcr DC peso
comp petN. embarc6 e1 el vauor pan
ne ic?''. cre 80 ra-7 Fio Janeiro
Bue os Aires Lo1pe. W Ia Arg rent.
na p,iear con Firpo al omba-car di,o
que an;es habia estado mat
chea do con Firpo. psro que Ell
match de Dempsey Sc lie habia inter
puesto, razon por Ia cusl Firpo habia
vpelto 81 pals sin antes haber sido
veacido por q"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-28
CRONISTA.

UNA cARTA DE PESAME DE Los
ESrUDIANTEs DE LA UNIVERSE
DAD DE CUMBERLAND CON MO-
TWO DEL FALLEc1MIENTo DEL
JUEZ BONNER
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1924-08-29
The FORTY-FOUR
HOUR WEEK

There was time, in this country
when eleven and twelve hours work
constituted a regular days work, six
days week, and in some instances
seven days.
These long hours may not have pre-
vailed in every trade and industry
but those places where shorter hours
held sway were the exception and
not the rule
How many workers have ever
seriously tried to really understand
the underlying causes of the gradual
change, from twelve hours per day to
the eight-hour day and the forty-four
hour week?
How many workers have honestly
given credit for this change to those
who are entitled to it?
Just as the labor movement is re-
sponsible for the introduction of our
public school system, compensation
laws, laws protecting the lives and
health of the workers, and many other
measures of advancement, so it is also
responsible for the gradual shorten
ing of the hours of labor.
The first workers to organize were
those in the skilled trades, and it was