RAIL BOARD HALTS PROBLEM Congress Plane Early Consideration of Tarif and Tax Matters
A long analytical piece outlines labor disputes in meat packing and railroads, the mediation efforts under Secretary of Labor Davis, and proposals to democratize plants with divisions and elected delegates. It notes potential arbitration, government actions, and brewing tariff and tax legislation under President Harding. The article covers German postwar tariff ideas, Allied pressure, and the diplomacy around Rhineland and Poland. It concludes with Russian relations, Ireland peace prospects, and Irish violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Germany
Ireland
E. F. Clipson
Hrike
Fudge
United States
Davis
Washington
Railroad Labor Board
Harding
Buslent
Paris
Poland
Rhineland
Getting Work for Veterans American Legion Efforts
New York reports 400000 World War I veterans unemployed as of March 7, a drop of about 100000 from the postwar peak. The American Legion notes signs of improvement, credits its nationwide employment agencies, and praises seniority rights for returning veterans who left jobs for service. The Legion also urges against worker migration to industrial centers and supports a farm movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
American Legion
Legion
American Legion Weekly
The
Velerin
Harding May Name Ambassadors and Other Appointees
President Harding may announce key ambassadorial and other appointments ahead of the special congressional session. Reported choices include Col. George Murvey of New York as ambassador to Britain, Myron Herrick of Ohio to France, and Willis Mine Collier of New York as envoy to Italy, with other posts expected to follow.
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Harding
Washington
Congress
Europe
Col
George Murvey
New York
Court of St. James
Myron 'S
Hertie
Ohie
Smilmksador
France
Willtiz
Fervlan
Harvey Woul
Briah
Harvey
Myron T. Herrick
Ollo Ani
Ture Amhicader
Bebronry
Serelnur
Wiliam Miller Coffler
George Washington Uulverity
Doctor Collier
Boll
N.Y
Spal
Kent Normal School
Kent Chamber of Commerce
Arthur J. Myers
The
Marion Star
Barberton
Barberton Board of Education
F.C. Shawhan
Dayton
Springfield
Clark County
Walter A. Davies
Lorain
Elyria
Davie
Orla
Calleel
Ohio
Claveland
Marmaket Amtantis
Ole Win
Ohio news items mix of deaths strikes and politics
A wide sweep of Ohio notices includes suicides and accidental deaths across Cleveland Canton and Marietta, political resignations, church and school plans, road bids, a Springfield race riot probe, and a large Madison county realty deal. Industrial accidents, legal actions, and public notices fill the record with names places and events from Toledo to Cincinnati.
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Port Clinton
Douglas Perkins
Cleveland
Dex
Cinciniati
Joseph, Miller
Marietta
Fred Hafer
Canton
Massillon
Elles Compton
Wooster College
Cincinnati
Wantom
Frederic S. Exsman
Church of Our Savior
Salem
Robert Thawmss
Tracyion
Harrison
Cineinnat
Seneca County Agricultural Society
County Fair Grounds
U. L
Fireworks Company
Reading
Louise Linn
Clark County
Grand Jury
Springfeld
First Christian Church
Conneaut
Springfield
Richard Williams
Bellefontaine
Frank Reeves
Athens
Mary Catherine Liewerlyn
Kenneth Bullem
Clayburn Bullem
Wilmington
Hamilton County
Nelson Pohlman
Mount Healthy
Louis T. Renkert
R. E. Buchanan
Bloomsville
Tiffin
Dwight Shear
New Philadelphia
M. E. Shaw
Ohio
National Stockman and Farmer
Alice Heinsheimer
Cincinnati City
Belle Toney
Middleport
Marysville Reformatory
Youngstown
Lewis Mesaros
W. A. Grissell
Paul Taylor
State Highway Department
Thelma Kime
James H. Miller
C. J. West
Market Reporter
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Ohio Crop Reporting Bureau
Columbus
Federal Grand Jury
Toledo
Central Post O
James T. Tyson
Dover
Northern Ohio Traction Company
Misa Catherine Chambers
Common Pleas
Madison County
Houston
Richard S. Woodrow
Ottawa County
Oak Harbor
Lakealie
Lacarte
Elmore
Howe
Columins Council
Mortive
Davit
J. Calvert
Cambrides
Cambrites
Calvert
Sothers
Community Hauling Conserves Farm Labor During Busy Seasons
A farmer faces split duties between milking and berry picking as labor and time strain peak. He envisions a cooperative motor truck service, buying a light truck and hauling neighbors’ milk and produce to town for 20 cents per 100 pounds, with orders via telephone and centralized pickup at the creamery.
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Poe
Bowes
Old Im
Mom
Letture
Stevens
Harmidton
Grosner
Phillips
Jones
United States Department of Agriculture
Maryland
Bt T
Exterminating Rats Throughout Country
United States Department of Agriculture reports coordinated nationwide rat extermination efforts by county agricultural demonstrators and rodent control experts. A Blackstone Virginia campaign aimed to send 12 000 rodents to the rat aftertail count showed pest fatalities. Fargo North Dakota campaigns mobilized local groups for a successful program using destructive agents. Also notes on keeping hogs healthy and promoting sanitary practices amid broader agricultural themes.
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Hoover
Uncle Sam
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Chambers of Commerce No Boards of Trade
Department of Commerce
United States Department of Agriculture
States Relations Service
Tke Burda
Bio Lucien Survey
Blackstone
Biological Survey
Mt Souprigh
Aoki
Fargo
N. D
Ety Commission
Immercial Club
Health Department
Boy Scouts
Treatment for Limberneck in Chickens
U S Department of Agriculture’s Bureau of Animal Industry explains limberneck is a symptom of several diseases causing neck paralysis. It links to indigestion, moldy grain, rotten meat, or intestinal worms and prescribes purgative medicine such as epromsit or castor oil for adults. recovery often within 24 hours. If no improvement in 3 or 4 days, avoid continued treatment.
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Bureau of Animal Industry
United States Department of Agriculture
Limberneck
Eastor
Test old seeds before planting with a two plate tester
Instructions describe testing seed germination using two dinner plates and moistened blotting paper, then comparing germination rates to a ninety percent target before buying new seeds. Winter ram feed limits and spring feeding notes follow, along with stray lines about development and cleaning practices.
Eatonic Claimed To Cure Stomach Ailments
R Long writes that Eatonic relieved neuralgia caused by an upset stomach and left him perfectly sound. The ad urges readers to maintain a healthy stomach, avoid acid-related ailments, and credits Eatonic with swiftly carrying away excess acidity after meals.
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Eatonic
Euffer
R. Long
Long
Archimedes
Diamond Dyes Ad Claims Easy Wool Silk Coloration
An advertisement promotes Diamond Dyes with simple wool silk cotton dyeing directions. It warns against dye streaks and urges asking questions to ensure successful results. The piece also references a medicinal tonic and other varied text fragments, reflecting page ad-like content.
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Jarrington
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Baron Kijuro Shidehara
Immigration
W. W. Hoshand
A. Caminett
Samuel Gompers
EB. J. Henning
Labor
T. V. Powderly
Division of Information
A. Caminetti
Alfred Hampton
James J. Davia
W. W. Husbend
Dennis Lane
Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen of America
Government
Bavaria
Berlin Reichstag
Restlers
Reichstag
Frankfort
League of Nations
Russia
Kronstadt
Moscow
Petrograd
Krasnaya Gorka
Red
Great Britain
St. Patrick's Day
Ireand
Llan Fein
Lloyd George
Tayor
Trish
Dall Eireann
Ite
Rio de Janeiro
Ucyrns
Glenn's
Cleve Inna
Siekencki
Pbp Williams
Orrville
Pneumonic
East Liverpool
Frank L. Beam
Mt. Verona
Olio Tale Pendent
William Taylor
James Brown
L Breatz
Lowattville
Daniel Kt. Crissinger
Cvurrener
Marion Bank
H. O. Spicer
Akron
Columbia Specialty Company
Samuel Dudley
James Green
Charles Harrington
James Mullins
George Enos
Max Shanker
Tuscarawas County
E. V. Berry
Newcomerstown
William Dawson
Antioch College
Clyde
Harry Baker
Clarence Dickerhof
Canson
Samuel Mason
Lillie Johnson
Marion
Beason
Charles Schultz
Mount Union College
Stove Holdheimer
A Ad S. L. Goldman
Edward Heiser
Eimund
Fox
National Bank of Commeres of Columbus
Big Four Railroad
Fostoria Connect
Postoria
William Scholler
Collector of Internal Revenue
Sherif Lohr
Belmont County
Mansfield
Mt Vernon
Lohr
States Department of Agriculture
Mose Tariers
Autotruck
City Station
Mey Dave
Bern
Bright
Indiana
Donstay Sen
Bas
Kaider
Smith
Tzlinitg
Becker
Thandev
Gilldren
Torent
Mother Gray
Fey
le Row
Bopatipee
Cheney
Ohta
Red Cross Hall Bine
Grocers
Pirprim
Ming
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