Senate Plans Tariff Cuts Less Than Underwood Bill
Washington report notes Senate leaders favor tariff reductions about two percent lower than the House Underwood bill. Revenue loss estimated at 5.48 million yearly with 2.3 million in gains from increases, offset by a 2 million banana tax. The bill revises duties on staples while keeping many products on the free or reduced lists.
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Senate
Washington
Howse
Sinaney Committee
Histe
House
For Sale and Recommendation to Restore Natural Color
An advertisement-like notice promotes Pay's Hair Health as the sole solution for restoring natural hair color. It claims fast, permanent results and urges readers to avoid substitutes, asserting strong satisfaction guarantees. The piece uses sensational language to persuade readers to purchase a treatment from Radolieve Bros.
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Radolieve Bros
Anti-Trust Law Passes In Ikangag City
More than one hundred fire insurance companies suspend business statewide after the last legislature passed an anti trust measure. The bill faces Supreme Court challenge next week as to its constitutionality once it becomes effective.
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Ikangag City
Jina
Supreme Court
Fourteen Ohio Odd Fellows sworn in at Toledo meeting
At the eighty first annual session in Toledo on June 23, fourteen officers of the Ohio Grand Lodge Independent Order of Odd Fellows were installed. Grand Master I C Goodrich led the list with H W Kuntz as deputy grand master and C S Younger as grand warden among others including grand secretary Edwin C Wright and grand treasurer C Th Lyman.
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Toledo
Ohio Grand Lodge
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Toledo Wriday
I. C. Goodrich
H. W. Kuntz
Ate Ilie
C. S. Younger
Colina
Edwin C. Wright
Greenville
Th ‘Lyman
Coliminis
Sheridan
Piquay
Sovertivir
John TL. Saliisun
East Liverpool
Lewis B. Houck
Vernon
Aresent
Ralphier
Columbus
HL Griffith
Local Figures Named in Unsigned Telegraphic List
An assortment of names including Henry Angerman George Davies and Frank Goodrich appear in a fragmented list linked to Musillia and Ironton. Other mentions include Judge J M Brodrick Lina W Bell and J R Mil. The text also references Troy and Piqua with various regional figures.
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Grand Herald
Henry Angerman
Mussilla
Unl Messenger
George Davies
Ironton
Frank Goodrich
Troy
J. M. Brodrick
Lina
W. 8
Bell
Zonesville
J. R. Milchief
Yenry
Cleveland
Piqua
N. Rawell
Flood Relief Drive Aids Harugari Sutterers
Sunday afternoon the Jet Relief lodge for Harugari sufferers from Milwaukee Dayton Portsmouth and Hamilton met at 227 Tranover Street. The Dayton chair was He thar of Dayton and Alvision Roth of Dayton secretary. Ten lodges were represented by twenty seven members. Joint Relief committee formed in Dayton after the flood with Henry Kastoreliiman Christian Roth secretary and J Ke Duelner treasurer. The Dayton branch led by Conrad Markers chairman and Max Zeidler treasurer. Members reported substantial contributions despite many workers being affected.
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Tuwnltee
Miawisburg
Dayton
Portsmouth
Hamilton
Amvetiiz
Veidler
Tranover
He ‘Thar
Alvistion Roth
Jimunton
Hawilton
Ood
Henry Kastoreliiman
Chrishian Roth
J. Ke. Duelner
Thanilon
Callahan Loses Suit Against Howell Estate
Judge Walter Harlan ruled Callahan failed to prove a monetary claim against the Katherine Howell estate. Evidence showed monthly wages of 50 dollars with 15 kept in a savings account, while checks totaling 50 dollars appeared as current pay. Callahan admitted no claim against Miss Truwell’s death and the court found the testimony inconsistent.
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Dan Chilahan
Kate Howell
Walter Harlan
Callahan
Brandon Millikin
Katherine Howell
Lors Howell
Miss Howell
Miss Truwell
Ian Sound
Kentucky neighbors invited to Mother's Pension event
Mrs Hatfield hosts a community notice inviting Kentucky neighbors to a Mother’s Pension gathering while various court actions and probate matters unfold. Judges Harlan and Warlan preside over cases involving money disputes and collusion allegations, with probate appointing Sanel Bela as executor of a $6000 Tol Bolg estate.
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Mace
Sanel Bela
Kentucky Pension Controversy Sparks Ohio Law Debate
A Kentucky woman’s letter to Hamilton Ohio Judge Connaughan reveals pressure from mothers seeking pensions under Ohio’s new law. The appeal notes a large family and drought of funds while questioning residency requirements and eligibility, highlighting cross state concerns about how the measure may affect migration and public aid.
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Ohio
Hamilton
Jade Connaughton
Abe
Owther
Conmaugh
Obi
Connaughlan
Nancy Hal-field
Campbell Fouluity
Stu Avenue
Pension Ag
Bids Sought for New Grandstand at City Grounds
At a Saturday meeting, Architect Frederick G. Muedlers presented detailed plans for a new grandstand and circulated bidding by Cincinnati contractor Saluriag Head. The project aims for a record finishing time and includes ground access for Catholic high school events and a July 3 concert by Christian Brethren, with proceeds to charity. Local socialists and the Christian group discussed July 5 ground use.
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Frederick G. Muedlers
Seeraling
Persmit
Christian Bmleaverers
Lane Paulie l
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