Dawes to Tell Ohio Voters Why Modern Rules Speed Public Business
Vice President Dawes plans in the summer to explain why the nation should adopt modern rules to speed government. He seeks speaking engagements in Ohio, with Cleveland and Marietta among possible stops, but schedule conflicts limit appearances. He aims to address Buckeye audiences during a broader campaign.
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Daily News Bureau
Post Building
Ashinton
Dawes
Cleveland
National Metal Trades
New York
Ashington
Evland League of Women Voters
Tes
Marietta
Marietta College
Ohio
Italian Fascist Reform Would Put Unions in Parliament
Rome reports fascist press says official labor representation would place one third of parliament seats with unions including employees and industry spokesmen. Two thirds elected by geography would resign arbitration rights for a national wage tribunal. Other unions may exist but kept outside wage body influence.
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Hiram K. Moderwell Yrieht
Canton Daily News
Rome
National Arbitration Board
Ich
nAledor
Bunal
France backs security plan reshaping eastern Europe
The article outlines a French backed security plan giving Germany freedom to settle eastern frontiers while France gains a guarantee on its eastern border. It mentions two new political groups forming in the Baltic states led by Finland and Poland, and a strengthened little entente with Greece. Chiefs of staff from Finland Estonia Latvia and Poland will meet in April to plan immediate cooperation against any attack. Premier Meyorwits of Estonia will visit Paris after conferences. The aim is a defensive alliance and closer ties with the little entente to restore greater autonomy.
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Europe
France
Germany
Baltic States
Finland
Poland
Entente
Greece
Meyorwits
Esthenia
Paris
Satelite
Woman Farm Manager Becomes Township’s Top Taxpayer
Carrie Jensen, wife of a farmer near Grant Michigan, took over farm duties after her husband despaired at profits. Her successful leadership made her the township’s largest taxpayer, highlighting a remarkable result of her management.
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Carrie Jensen
Grant, Mich
Jensen
Suit Seeks 75000 Over Alleged Coerced Vaccination
Irene Marie Lane, age six, sues the city of Cleveland and a health department physician for 75000 alleging she was grabbed and forcibly vaccinated after school authorities denied the procedure. Her father says the vaccination led to a serious arm infection, multiple operations, and possible amputation, with the doctor obtaining after hours approval but later administering the serum.
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Cleveland
Irene Marie Lane
Health Department
Irene
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