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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1921

Page

6

Tariff Rhetoric and World Trade Tensions Persist

June reports quote Jonathan Bourne Jr and the Republican Publicity Association arguing that nations have raised tariffs since WWI and that the United States will restore protection once the permanent bill passes. The piece also notes Spain’s tariff shifts and questions about retaliatory moves amid uncertain future policy. A separate Batum relief report describes dire conditions, bread shortages, and 4000 Armenian refugees awaiting aid. Near East Relief opens a soup kitchen as conditions slowly improve.

Washington Republican Publicity Association Jonathan Bourne, Jr United States Republican Ways and Means Committee Congress Australia Argentina England Italy California Spain Latin Americas Free Trade Bitlis Turkey Armenia Wilson Erzinjan Serres Armenian Republic Hell American Near East Relief Organization

Antitrust Suit Targets Cement Manufacturers Association

Washington July 1 Attorney General Daugherty announced a new antitrust suit filed in New York to dissolve the Cement Manufacturers protective association. Nineteen member concerns are named as defendants in a action supplementing a prior Sherman law criminal case. The move marks the Harding era first against the open price association praised by the federal trade commission.

Washington, D. C Cement Manufacturers Protective Association New York Daugherty Harding Open Price Association Federal Trade Commission

Arrest of Miner on Old Charge in Broadwell Case

Raymond Anderson, miner, with a month old warrant for obtaining goods under false pretenses from L. J. Davis of Broadwell, was found safe yesterday at Cutler and brought to the old county calaboose by Constable Mariner. He allegedly claimed mine pay was coming when it did not.

Raymond Anderson L. J. Davis Broadwell Cutler Calaboose Mariner Anderson

Coal Dealers Urge Early Winter Fuel Purchases

Columbus Ohio July 1 coal dealers and mine operators launched a campaign to push early purchases of winter fuel. W D McKinney secretary of the Southern Ohio Coal Exchange urged buying while coal is plentiful and cars available. He said delaying until fall offers no wage or freight rate relief for at least a year and noted even a favorable federal rate law would barely trim the current year's price.

Columbus Ohio W. D. McKinney Southern Ohio Coal Exchange

Horses and Mules on the Increase in 1920 Census

United States census figures show 27,676,939 horses and mules on January 1, 1920, up nearly a million in a decade. About 20,667,319 are over four, with roughly 17,000,000 in farm work and 2,000,000 at work in towns. In service, 19,000,000 animals require 9,500,000 harness sets or equivalents.

United State

Taft Is Given Life Position Chief Justice Taft to Assume Duties

William Howard Taft is expected in Washington shortly after the July 4 holidays to get acquainted with his new duties as chief justice of the United States supreme court. Taft's nomination was confirmed by the senate with minor Republican opposition from Borah Johnson La Follette and Watson.

Washington William Howard Taft United States Supreme Court Taft Senate Borah Idaho Johnson California la Follette Wisconsin Watson Georgia

Marriage Licenses for William Trout and Hazel Llewelyn

William Trout a miner and Hazel Llewelyn both of New Marshfield apply for marriage license. Orville Cline a farmer of Athens R. D. and Frances Thomas of Albany apply for license. William Porter Maccambes a miner and the text ends truncated.

William Trout Hazel Llewelyn New Marshfield Orville Cline Athens R. D Frances Thomas Albany William Porter Maccambes

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