Emergency tariff move urged to aid farmers relief
Congressional leaders agreed on enacting a one year emergency tariff and embargo against imports of wheat cotton wool beans potatoes livestock and meats to speed relief. House and Senate finance and Ways and Means members directed drafting, favoring a high tariff over a blanket embargo, with specifics left to the drafting committee as parties press for quick action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashington
Senate Finance
House, Ways and Means
Ways and Means
House
Wenvocestle
Rene
Prubaene
Utheagh Sewer Thenmbern
Zwat
Megniblicanse
Agd
Garher
Tesas
OTL
Vieuse
Tuniehe
Senate
Relief in Tax Relief for Business Merits
A 1900-era discussion outlines relief measures and payments to reduce December instalments for business mortgagees. The article details court actions, revenue policies, and potential impacts on debtors and banks, noting dates, thresholds, and the stance of government facilities. It mentions Secretary Hauser and potential legislative moves, with references to January and March deadlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dee
Aiting
Dustin Convterni
Aly
Courtiss
Atrinus
Walissie
Coderat Reserve
Bens Juve
Bath House
Christmas Drive Aims to Help Fort Wayne Family
Five sick children in a Fort Wayne shack face a hard Christmas as their parents work to keep a fragile home. The Journal Gazette appeals for donations to fund a Christmas dinner and clothing for the Palnes family, with local churches and aid groups already mobilizing. The campaign seeks hundreds of donors and reports a partial total of 71.9 dollars toward the goal of easing a family's holiday hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willy
Palnes
Wayne
Parkers
Tessie Wi
Brathner
Tae Journal Gazette Paines Fur Fan
Cooper
Blarry
Omar
Deseret Indiana meeting on higher education state tilt
A University club gathering debated shifting higher education influence to other states. Purdue and Tiina University figures spoke as advocates urged action to improve funding, salaries, and facilities to retain educated talent within Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ie University Club
oCullina
Purdue Universi Lica Natmial
Deis Stantyy Coulter
Purdue
Kcant
H. J. Smith
Tiina University
Charles Mi Niewar
Wayne
Dean Coulter
Tuller
Walt
Ttredan
Tyrie
Berm Ley
Chute
Tels
Tsun Sith
Albania Elected to League Seat Amid Global Debate
The report describes Albania’s election to a League seat and discusses international intervention proposals. It notes reactions from nations and committees, with focus on Armenian questions, mandates, and the balance of power among major states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seneva
Dee
Tadahy
Unienhanie
Rend
Vibe
Andre Buenas
Tiaak Martite
Jinweth
Canada
M Donesci
Mathon
van Demootr
Budeel
Omarnan
Tupi
Uw Taneue
Serle
Witl
House members wary be increased on date
A fragmented report shows House members debating a proposed increase in representation and pay. It notes opposition from several lawmakers and mentions leadership figures from New York and Michigan. The piece references a forthcoming committee vote and potential shifts in committee assignments.
Gas Company Attracts Council Inspection Report
Fragmented notes describe a council inspection into a gas company and its reliability. The text references meetings, statements by Mr King about supply adequacy, and planned discussions in the mayor’s office. Page 2, column 9 continuation noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itterushirosaed
Lodtyand Sealg
Elgenanedh
Berbert Todiuidtaos & Blgctrig Company
Tommmykton
Uhr
Fle
Copra
King
Merinsa
Nagas
Coy Rene Cements
Rayon
Wna
Dis
Erngoil
Sulhotlaml
Nie
Tainar
W. Dens
Farmers Snit Over Crops in York Town Dispute
A confusing report from Van Wert details a farmers clash over crop division and shares. The Strnadister river conflict near Aberdeen involved George DeCurap and others, with a pistol discharge and a posse or court action reported in rough chronology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Wert
Gropa
York
Aberdeen
Staitty Pankpty
Gageely
George DeCurap
Tamme
Ances Bétiyren
Iivision
Ove ‘Roma
Neots
Merrer County
Sfale
Liat
Petrie
Bolninry
Beran
Lampe Amd
Fort Wayne Safety Council plans 300 member vigilance corps
Fort Wayne officials announce a new Safety Organization with a 300 member vigilance committee to monitor speeding, violations, and traffic rules. Letters will go to representatives urging support and participation to reduce automobile accidents across homes, factories, railroads, and schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lierty
Fort Wayne
Jom Council
Fort Wayne Benpie
Traite Rales
Tay
Keri Uhr
Henry Leaded
Wirt Wityee Sutley Council
Weber
Razow
Wit -Chesk
Directarn
Liusthing
Mooutrat
Churlen Nolzer
S&s
Untaball
Atul Rotfaid
Yunis
Arthis Polsum
Heynoke
Nagiexile
U. Pawl
Checker
Geyer
Willerape
Edy Miller
Perak
Puritan Sunday at Payne sparks townwide unrest
A disjointed OCR tale describes Puritans protesting Sunday amusements in Payne. Residents discuss moslems? Rev Simon Mormany and Mayer Melada Mallock linked to opposition. Local tensions rise as merchants fear closure actions and court proceedings loom over Sunday restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paynes & Mined
Mort Wayne
Mutter
Simon Mormany
Melada Mallock
Ts Col
Whitford
Willrard
Stores Open This Evening With Limited Hours
A garbled notice indicates stores will open this evening with restricted peg shelving and unusual phrasing about Christmas shopping hours. It lists uncertain closing days and a price point of 230 dollars for a stored item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireelink
Phe Eomes Howe
Aneeredd
Phuralicy
Pho
Win Ologe
City Crippled by Crime as Bronx Hold Up Wounds Man
Hundreds witness a Bronx hold up wounding Carl Tiederman, an auto salesman, in critical condition after hospital intake. Police Lt Floyd Horton dies from earlier gunfire while stopping bandits on Upper Broadway. A Manhattan firm payroll theft and assault leaves an employee beaten. Mayor Hylan appeals for cooperation with police amid rising violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
New York City
Marders
Bronx
Carl Tiederman
Floyd Horton
Upper Broadway
Joseph Loresch
Manhattan
Long Island City
Hylan
Arsoeinmon
New York
Dublin raid shuts streets after officer death
Dublin police raid in the morning led to barricades around Dublin Castle and widespread fortification. Two monitors were seized and two prisoners arrested, with one released later. unclear details amid chaotic scenes and ongoing investigation into the officer's death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceval
DiMtin
Bela
Lolay
Chrattert
Mivary Tulle
Dublin
Riots and Troop Deployment Reported in Independen te
Dec 1 A violent outbreak in Independente Kas ends with two killed and five wounded. Police and civilian mobs threaten a lynching. state troops ordered to restore order as chaos spreads. Reports describe widespread arson, gunfire, and tense curfew conditions across the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independente
BR. R. Wharton
J. Wadman
Suamianten
Aryion
Carty
Valpy Mitchell
Bud
Mia
Lewis
ACLU
Wharton
Falco Ile Calless
War Mothers Seek Peace in National Alliance
In a wartime appeal the War Mothers pledge to preserve peace and urge public action. The article notes leaders including Ady M. Broheh and outlines efforts to mobilize mothers for anti war efforts, with references to France, New York, and government actions on funding and postwar planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Mothers
America
Ady M. Broheh
Isa Wire
Memon
Apapsroth
Fecomnabad Tonken
Alton
Congress
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Maldan
Mass
William Athinsia
Tina
Ln Norktaner
Farauk
Roortr
Felper
Piers
Cate
Bess Fonssien Tian
Hmiutien
James
Lefk Lim
Indiana
Albania
Armenia
Baby
Huby
Wea
Poblig
Newtek
Nod
Esate Alve
Florence Lelytty
Repubistan
Senston
Abe
Deucresksien Hove
Fein Chen
Tinleham
Miia
GAS Company
Attrs Council Inspection
S. E. Mulholland
Peru School
J. A. Wreidt
Illinois
Prasat Indianavons
Ind
Tnt
Ilgh Sega
Wis
Jeet Fodiy Fn
Falaleayion
Fay Volving
FL Brown
Peru
Martiny
Douin
Diffard Dun
Lluntington
Lidelley
Minne
Kitesy
Hertles
Lie
James M. Tropal
George DeCamp
John Lampe
Payne
Unite 10
Chicago
St. Juaala
Ouleide
Home Guardsmen
American Legion
Pourth, Kony
Lawrence
Ity
France
Hrinch
Nowring
NowRe Cainthites
Lubig
Tha
Vmgerntorn
Cholmeley-Jones
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