Tariff debate highlights impact on foods and agriculture
A fragmented discussion on tariff policy notes rising food imports and the shift in agricultural production. It emphasizes increased imports of corn oats rice and meal and lauds farmer efficiency while outlining a plan to expand a foreign trade bureau and a global commercial attaché network to boost American commerce and manufacturing.
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Ime
America
Department of Commerce
Congress
Department of State
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Department
1200 Masons Attend Ginti Initiation at Scottish Rite
About 1,200 Masons attended the second day of the Scottish Rite reunion at the Scottish Rite Cathedral. The Fifteenth to Eighteenth Degree ceremonies were held with Thirty-third-Degree Masons participating. Performances featured mixed choruses under John Yoakley, with contributions from Eleanor Jedes C. Smith and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ain
Iad
D. Lee Auvitman
W. Headley
Joseph Kirkup
Armstrong
Joel Clore
Rite
Eleanor Je Des C. Smith
Adolph Schrickig C. Hersh
Ferdinand Hagen
Antoinette Werner West
Rose P. Rabbes
Clifford
Hennett
Rose Fisher Smith
John M. Roberts
John Yoakley
Uphill Journey to Rest and Comfort for All Travelers
A reflective poem asks if the road winds uphill to the end and whether a resting place awaits at night. It wonders if tired wayfarers will find beds for all who come and who will receive travelers seeking shelter and solace on the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iris
Christina G. Resketti
Doct ors Accomplices Prompt Odd Patient Dialogue
A garbled exchange references a doctor and accomplices amid unclear remarks about a patient. The dialogue hints at another physician stepping in while discussing treatment and diet amidst confusion.
Court ruling overturns pure food law in major setback
Special to The Anerican reports the Supreme Court decisions severely hamstringing the Pure Food and Drugs Act. Officials fear the ruling allows poisons to be added to foods unless proven injurious, with calls to amend the law to cover curative claims and to reassert government control over adulterated products.
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Ees
Department of Agriculture
Food and Drugs Act
Justice Day
Supreme Court
Marcey W. Wiley
Bureau of Chemistry
Johnson
Congress
Supreme Court Fas
Hartvard Friends Testify For Edward L Rantoul In Divorce Case
Boston witnesses including Mrs Rather Cunningham sister of Mrs Rantoul and Frank Graham Thompson testified that Luis Rantoul confessed love for another man named Chester C Rumfill and that she respected her husband while claiming happiness prior to 1912.
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Boston
Hartvard
Edward L. Rantoul
Pereonob Hy
Rather Cunningham
Rye
N. Y
Oder
Rantoul
Slater
Luis
Chester C. Rumriil
Rumi
Frank Thompeon
Pennsylvania Railroad
Hantouls
Thompson
Want Owners Names on Saloon Property
A Woman's Christian Temperance Union committee formed yesterday to seek a law forcing owners of tenements and buildings used for saloons or immoral purposes to post signs with their names. They will first ask if the council can pass such a law and then push for passage if authorized. The group notes owners profiting from saloons may resist public association with them. It is believed New York City already has a similar ordinance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
New York City
Puzzle on the Spout Riddle Grips School
A teacher abandons drill and asks pupils to think with one hundred questions. A specimen riddle asks what goes up a spout down but cannot go down a spout up. The brain fever among pupils lasts weeks as the class explores the unsightly damage and the riddle’s stubborn answer.
The Bard Sings of a Lady With Purple Hair Fashion Scene
The article describes summer fashion on the esplanade with bold hair colors and wigs in ultramarine pink green French gray and coffee. It imagines diaphanous strands in emerald green and purple hair swaying in a gentle breeze with poets predicting a vivid trend next summer.
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Mair
Esplanade
Imide
Ultra Marine
Sharp May Be Nominated Ambassador to Russia
Washington rumor links Representative William C. Sharp of Elgha Ohio to a diplomatic post in Russia. Senator Pomerene says he will seek the President's decision. Cox's resistance may hinge on Ohio Democratic power.
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Washington
Pomerence
Ohio
William C. Sharp
Elgha
Russia
Sharp
Congress
Otis
House
Dfairs
Ohie
Pomerene
Oox
Ohto
Pomerone
Ake
Wiley
Cox
Itnathan
Ambaseader
Moe
United State
Ghio
Flames Menace Town in February Fire
Fire starting around 4 o'clock this afternoon from an unknown origin swept through a town block, threatening the Petty Hotel and all nearby buildings. The blaze, driven by a strong west wind, was brought under control by tonight with damages estimated under $60,000 and crews focusing on containment.
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Americge Cone
Schall
Bill Passed On Annuity For Teachers In House
House approves a bill for a teachers annuity program and expands funding options for second class cities. The measure passed unanimously in the lower chamber amid a legislative session noting a 150-member assembly and a governor’s mansion reception. Frank Greene of Carrollton is noted as involved in the day’s activities.
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Fem
Harry AF Meyers
House
Prankfort
Frank. Greene
Carrollton
Feh and Game Commission
Miss Kaldenbach Weds Frank Gadlock in Newport Kentucky
Miss Kaldenbach of Newport Kentucky wed Frank Gadlock of Lexington yesterday at the Old Free Street Methodist Church. The ceremony was conducted by the Rev. Bb Wwene Omeciared. Gadlock belongs to a prominent Lexington family.
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Anna Kaldenbach
Newport
Wae
Frank Gadlock
Lexington
The Pleasure Seekers at Lyric and Other Theaters
The Lyric presents The Pleasure Seekers with Trew Fields and Marcus Logw and an original Hank Panky cast. Montgomery and Moore star in a lavish program with an ice skating act and a return of A Bird of Paradise. Grand showcases Fannie Ward in a three act drama. Keith’s lineup features Gam and Kitty Morton in Getting Back to Where They Started and William A. Brady’s Beauty to Only Skin Deep. Walnut hosts The Spendthrift starring Tom Newn, with The Rathskeller and Gayety offerings including Clark's Rosey Posey Gutlis in The Mayor's Election.
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LYRIC
Trew Fields
Marcus Logw
Pleasure Seekers
Ali
Hank Panky
Lyric Adebe
Montgomery
Moore
Keith
Gam
Kitty Morton
Mortons
William A. Brady
Aetapley
Trio
Banker
Arthur Sull
Lodge Balk Denmark Treaty With Bryan In Senate Row
Secretary Bryan outlined plans for a peace treaty with Denmark while Senator Lodge pressed that the pending arbitration treaty would cover disputes over the sale of the Danish West Indies. Lodge warned that such sales could implicate the Monroe Doctrine and sought clarification on arbitration coverage with Denmark.
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Bryan
Denmark
Senate
Aratt
Lodge
United States
Dawish West Indias
St. Thomas
Pal
West, Indies
Beater Lodge
Posttone Lake Drain Plan Delayed by Cold Weather
Manager I M Martin aims to drain Chester Park lake this week but cold snap froze the surface overnight delaying work. First shipment at Chester has been set for Sunday April 5.
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I. M. Martin
Chester Park
Martin
Chester
Photo drama to close in Cincinnati then move to Columbus
The final week of the photo drama Creation in Cincinnati ends as the company plans to move next to Columbus for a two town engagement. The production follows the Reformation era and features Christian themes.
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Cincinnati
Christian
Columbus
Colors Color Milk Preservation Claim Sparks Debate
A report claims red bottles preserve milk longer than plain glass by filtering light. experiments suggest violet light causes spoilage with red bottles offering protection. If confirmed the red bottle method could become common, notes New York Press. Garment Workers of America reach over 50 million union labels this year.
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New York Press
Garment Workers of America
Charter Body Adopts Plan For City Finances
Charter commissioners last night approved provisions for the city finance department under the new charter. The director of finance will head three divisions and be appointed by the council, with duties similar to the current treasurer and auditor. A certified public accountant must head the auditing division, and funds must be handled to support department needs within council appropriations. The meeting also covered the city planning commission and its duties to map streets and propose sites for buildings, with initial funding of 25,000 for startup.
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Financial Department
Gnandal Department
Finance
Finance Department
Treasury
Fire
al Uranades
Council
Home
The
Park Commission
Mi-Annesa
State Auditor
Cincinnati
Moses Blau
Lin
Charter Commission
Park
Ways
Mayer
Cornell
Ta. Ahis Com
Tone
Thackeray Love Letters Fetch Record Prices at Auction
In New York, Major William de Lambert’s collection highlights the Brookfield letters from Thackeray to Mrs Brookfield and the Thackeray Perry Elliott correspondence. George Dr. Smith bought most letters, paying $775 for the Brookfield letter mentioning Thackeray’s openly declared affection amid his conflict with H Hallem.
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New York
Thackeray
William de Lambert
Philadelphia
Anderson
Ogey
Brookfield
Thackeray-Perry-Elliott
Hiss
George
Dr. Smith
Police seek man who passed bogus check at Meyer store
Police hunt a man who tried to pass a counterfeit check for H9 August Meyer at Park and Lincoln avenues last night. He bought $5 worth of goods, the check was refused, and he left without returning to collect cash or goods. Slag is used as railroad ballast in Lorraine.
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August Meyer
Park
Lincoln’. Avenues
Secondhand Man Fined in Receiving Stolen Goods Case
M. J. Cragen was arraigned at Sourt Street and McLean Avenue on charges of receiving stolen goods and failing to keep records. He was fined $20 by Municipal Judge Alessander yesterday on the former charge. the second case was continued.
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M. J. Cragen
Dedlar
Sourt Street
McLean Avenue
Alessander
Saloon Cases Continued for Fleming and Schneider
The cases of Thomas Fleming a saloonkeeper on Pearl and Laudiow streets and Martin Schneider a saloon keeper at 2019 Central avenue were continued until March 5 by Municipal Judge Alexandry yesterday.
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Thomas Fleming
Pearl and
Laudiow Streets
Martin Schneider
Central Avenue
Alexandry Yeaterday
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Fannie Ward
Diay
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Weber
Palaia Reval
Paris
Walnut Porter Emerson Browne
Hudson Theater
Walnut
New York Herald
Tom Newn
Rish
Pat
Genie
Onaip
Sip
Myasterious
Betty Wells
Lodge Balk Bryan
Posttone
Lorraine
the Schulze Baking Co
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