Harding Bars League Keeps Peace Treaty
President Harding outlined his foreign policy aims while opposing a new League of Nations and urging the Senate to confirm rights under existing treaties. He pressed domestic measures including tax reform, tariff relief, and an emergency program to aid industry, farmers, and veterans, while calling for a commission to study lynching.
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United States
League of Nations
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Association of Nations
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International Association For Permanent Peace
Conqucrors
Senator Lodge
Department of Public Welfare
Capitol
Nuxated Iron Claims Health Boost For Nervous Fatigued
An advertising piece touts Nuxated Iron as organic iron that improves blood and nerve vitality. It contrasts with metallic iron, cites endorsements and court cases against imitators, and promises two weeks for results with a money back guarantee.
Bills in Senate First Day
Washington April 12 500 bills in the Senate as compared with about 2500 in the House. Proposals ranged from tax plans to anti strike legislation and international debt adjustments.
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Senate
Washington
House
Lawmaker Bills Spark Trade and Labor Debates in Senate
Senator Smoot of Utah proposes a sales tax on excess profits and an embargo on wool imports. Senator King of Utah calls for conferences to curb price fixing and to ban conspiracies hindering interstate freight and person movement. Senator Poindexter of Washington seeks to bar strikes in interstate commerce. Senator Reed of Missouri reintroduces a resolution asking Britain and France about ceding West Indian properties for debt payment. Senator LaFollette of Wisconsin urges recognition of the Irish Republic. Senator Sterling of South Dakota files a civil service reclassification bill. Smoot blocks it. Senator McCumber of North Dakota backs a five fold veterans plan with no taxes. In the House, Rep Fish of New York plans a withdrawal of U.S. troops from occupied Germany. Rep Upshaw of Georgia introduces a law to require English translations for foreign language newspapers.
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South Dakota
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McCumber
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New York
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Germany
Upshaw
Democrat
Georgia
Painters Return To Work At Old Scale In Manchester
Union painters in Manchester resumed work at 80 cents an hour after a one day strike. The vote followed a meeting at 1074 Elm Street where master painters agreed to pay 80 cents, ending a stoppage sparked by a 70 cent offer.
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Manchester
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Union Painters of
Elm Street
Herbert Crosby
Labor and farmer urged for fair deal and rates
In Chicago on April 12 James J. Davis Secretary of Labor urged a square deal for capital a decent living wage for labor and lower railroad shipping rates to boost farmer profits He called for industrial disputes to be settled by conferences between employer and employee with mutual responsibility and protection of transportation conditions.
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Chicago
Goffen
James J. Davis
Labor
Loyal Order of Moose
Postponed Yankee Division Auxiliary Meeting
The Yankee Division Auxiliary announces the regular meeting is postponed from tonight to Friday April 15 at 8 o clock in the YD Club. Reports on the disabled soldiers week drive will be heard and funds distributed to hospitals housing wounded and sick soldiers. The date change is due to a scheduling conflict.
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Yankee Division
YD Club
Eye remedy Bon-Opto praised by doctors and users
A New York advertisement reports Dr. Smith and Dr. Judkins endorsing Bon-Opto as a remarkable eye remedy. They claim it strengthens eyesight by about 60 percent in a week and helps wearers discard glasses, with cases of a 12 year old saved eye and a 93 year old restoring clarity.
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Judkins
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Bon-Opto
Dr. Judkins
Union General Hospital
Boston
Mass
New England Eye and Ear Infirmary
Portland
Maine
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