Billy Whiskers Pup Trade Goes Awry in Front Yard
Billy and John scheme over a pup trade in Akron with Bill offering five pups and a goat as bargaining power. The plan hinges on snatching a puppy while the mother dog is distracted, foreshadowed to fail as events continue.
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Cherry Is Unforgiving Rights Clash In Tale
A fragment reads like a dramatic exchange where a character urges independence and warning others away. The scene hints at strain between lovers and a stern, possibly protective stance toward a young woman amid tense choices.
Moscow Hosts 1,690 Churches Across City
In Moscow the city hosts 1,690 churches reflecting a rich religious tapestry. The number underscores the breadth of sacred structures serving diverse congregations across neighborhoods.
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Yesterday's in Ohio notable births and deaths
Entries list notable Ohio figures: 1838 William War nock ex congressman and G A R leader born in Urbana. 1845 Dr Carlos F Mac Donald famed mental disease specialist born in Niles. 1861 Gen Lyon body honored in Cincinnati. 1865 John Brough Ohio governor born in Marietta. 1886 Rufus P Spalding congressman and Ohio supreme court judge died in Cleveland born May 3 1798.
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Urbana
Carlos F. MacDonald
Niles
Lyon
Wilson's Creek
Cincinnati
John Brough
Ohio
Cleveland
Marietta
Rufus P. Spalding
Ohio Supreme Court
Massachusetts
Discriminatory Tariff History Spurred American Ship Interest
The Republican Publicity Association argues for a tariff policy favoring American built ships. It cites 1789 to 1914 measures, subsidies, and treaties, noting shifts in foreign trade share and calls for the Jones amendment and possible treaty abrogation to restore a war-built merchant marine.
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Republican Publicity Association Today
Jonathan Bourne, Jr
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Great Britain
Toombs
Georgia
Tax-exempt securities drain federal revenue warn experts
Washington experts and financiers warn that about 20 billion dollars in tax-exempt securities including state bonds and farm loans drain federal revenue. They cite Otto H. Kahn tables showing high income earners must yield up to 24 percent to match 5 percent tax-exempt bond returns.
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Republican Publicity Association
Jonathan Bourne, Jr
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Treasury
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Otto H. Kahn
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New York
Reed Smoot
Utah
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Congress
Census figures show 1920 farm land by owner managers tenants
The Bureau of the Census reports 1920 U S farm land totals with 316 451 438 acres not operated by owners 13 471 190 by managers and 177 059 673 by tenants compared with 1910 figures. It notes shifts in ownership and average improved land per farm across ownership types.
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Bureau of the Census
Department of Commerce
United States
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