Long Debate Expected as Tariff Bill Moves Forward
President Harding and Dawes press to cut federal costs while the House weighs a tariff bill projecting revenue up to 700 million a year. The measure tightens import valuation, expands presidential power, and reshapes duties on chemicals and essential wartime products amid party debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Pickard
Pant
Aep
Eee
Senate Labor
Abd Means Committee of the Forces
Kan Jogma
Terefore
Repubilicans
Mike
Payne-Aldeich
Tariff Commission
Harding
Dawes
Mr. Harding
Mr. Dawe
Reels of Ohio Tragedies and Turmoil Across Cities
A sprawling Ohio wire draws incidents from Akron to Toledo. Suicides, drownings, and train deaths thread through Akron Cincinnati and Columbus. Heat damaged Seneca county roads. rail shops reopen. state officials push arrests, legal actions, and civic events amid a flood of accidents, crimes, and public notices.
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John George
Akron
Robert Stocklin
Cincinnati
John Piste
Kenmore
Seneca County
Brie
Kent
Canton
Ohio Odd Fellows
Summit County
Elvin Daniels
Portsmouth
Chillicothe
Brune Pugalise
Warren
Luther League of Ohio
Toledo
Aaron Cox
Farmer
Washington
Naval Reserve
Buckeye Lake
Avondale
Ohio
Conneaut
Council
Indianapols Paper Stock Company
Columbus
Royce Richardson
Ohio Penitentiary
Romolo Iacobucci
Elizabeth Iscabucci
William Donaldson
Mason Maupin
Ohio River
Gallipolis
Charles G. Seibert
John Cummings
Ohio Savings Bank and Trust Company
Rev. W. &. Feeman
Wooster
Solders and Sailors
H. C. Gray
Hamilton
Nabsorb Daniel
Mise Eva Devore
Harry Richards
Ajlance
Joseph Vacule
Sandusky
Edward de Lorra
Harry Randolph
Youngstown
Hugh Bartley
Reders
Mamie Reeve
Lebanon
Miami River
Middletown
Marysvie
Newark
Perrysburg
Fostoria
Perry Township
Wood County
Yee Sing
Bellaire
Lawrence Pille
Gertrude Breitmeyer
Belle Kienk
Lorain
Oliver Pecord
James Driscoll
Boyd Wiserman
Mensfield
Yegge
H. Brown & Son
Crookevile
Romeo Hagen
Huron
Foster Beery
London
Robert Ladell
George Murphy King
Toedo
Detroit
William Campbell
Elsie Whitmore
Bloomington
Til
Paul M. Aphbaugh
Knox County
Dean Benedict Rosinakt
St. Hedwig’s
Alfred Richards
Lake Stafford
Breubenville
Ministerial Association
Frank Martin
Myron T. Herrick
Cleveland Chamber of Commercs
Paris
Frames
Ashland
Delaware
Hardin
Knox
Marion
Morrow
Richland
Seneca
Wyandot
Crawford
C. B. King
Fred B. Scheff
Looking to South America and the Soviet link to exile
Intercepted Moscow to abroad agent correspondence mentions South America as a refuge for Holsveviie deaders if Russia tightens. Letters from The October revolution era Bolsheviks discuss converting valuables to dollars or South American currency and sending families abroad. The text notes Lenin, Zinoviev, and Trotsky in decline and evolution.
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Communtet
Moscow
Comamnlét
Shem
Husia
Sath Aueelen
Reval
Posladale Novosti
Germany
Martial Law Declared as Governor Orders Enlistments
West Virginia Governor Mor eau proclaims martial law in Mingo County and calls out 120 militia to enforce laws and quell disturbances. Sheriff ordered to draft 140 men or accept 100 volunteers for service, while courts and officials report inability to curb insurrection amid grave danger.
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Charleston
Moreau
Mingo County
Morgan
Mines
Chreuit
West
Virginia
Mingo
Conversion of Saul to Christian Faith in Acts 9
The lesson examines Saul's persecution of the early church, his dramatic heavenly call, blindness, and three days in Damascus. It highlights Ananias's role, Saul’s baptism, and his receiving of the Holy Spirit, noting baptism does not require church office and God can designate any messenger.
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Saul
Jesus
Stephen
Christ
Damascus
Jesus Christ
Ananias
Israel
Anantas
Angalas
Sul
Teaching of Jesus on Neighbor and Need
The teaching of Jesus is revolutionary to supreme concerns. He avoided simple answers to hard questions. When asked who is my neighbor he replied with a view opening answer that shocks and challenges the world. Your neighbor is anyone in the world who needs you, possibly in your home or neighborhood or anywhere.
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Charles J. Bonaparte
Baltimore
Roosevelt
Napoleon
Randolph Churchil
Jennie Jerome
New York
Fox
Jesus
God Gives Light and Strength Quote by Andrew Murray
A devotional excerpt urging believers to surrender to God's perfect love to fulfill His will. It asserts that reliance on divine light and strength leads to spiritual riches and honor, citing the throne of the Lamb as proof of the path through His poverty.
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The
Nev
Andrew Murray
Life Alone Rekindles Ties, Not Our Hunger or Thirst
A reflective line from Amiel suggests that isolation can renew connections while what others demand of us represents not desire but basic sustenance and guard. The quote contrasts inner needs with external pressures, emphasizing autonomy and resilience.
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Amiel
Poisoned Bran Drives Grasshopper Attack Plan
Prepared by the U S Department of Agriculture the article urges community grasshopper-fighting orgs to use poisoned bran and coordinated defense across districts in the Pacific states. It outlines eight grasshopper species, breeding grounds, and legal and logistical steps for funding and deployment of control measures.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Egypt
Pacific States
Bureau of Entomology
Washington
Nut Trees Offer Shade and Disease Aid for Wheat
USDA specialists note Japanese walnut as hardy and useful for shade on farms and dooryards in northern and eastern states. Seeding trees dominate due to scarce budded stock. The bulletin discusses flag smut in wheat and control methods, seed treatment, and the role of resistant varieties.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Ives Ty
Balletio
Granite City
Madison County
Division of Publicatbons
States Department of Agriculture
Growers Study Cabbage Shipping and Market Conditions
Growers accompanied car-lot shipments to market to learn handling and marketing practices. They gained practical experience from observing transport to markets, improving judgments on routes and wholesale market dynamics. The notes emphasize value for regions with limited commercial cabbage history and mention potential guidance for producers and workers.
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Ntl
Colted Stokes Department of Agriculture
Eros
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Saginaw, Mich
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Xenia
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Charles Kelly
Columbiana County
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East Youngstown
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Trilby
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Lancaster
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Steubenville
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Clarence Henri
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N. L. Maclachlan
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Federation
Anna Taylor
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L. J. Taber
Ohio Grange
Vernon WM. Riegsi
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Edward Walcutt
Cleveland
Floyd E. Waite
H E Miller
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Pomeroy
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Lawrence Hentrick
Sidney
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Fay W. Va
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W. Z. Copeland
Eyorn Auglaize Co-operative Company
Ernest Worman
Worman Motor Company
Laurel
State Department of Securities
South America
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Zinoviek
Tratzky
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Veurnor
West Virginia
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