True American Policy and the Tariff Debate
The excerpt argues that a protective tariff protects American workers and wages against foreign competition. It cites Democratic and Republican positions with claims that tariffs can close factories and throw workers out of jobs, while proponents insist protection is essential. The piece also notes debates over a league of nations and U S stance toward allies in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ritian John T. Adams
Adama
Re. Wein
Government critique and calls for veteran employment
The article laments hostile views of the government and courts, notes Lasker’s denial of Shiping Board resignation, and urges readers to hire veterans via the Veterans' Bureau in Washington. It warns of Bolshevik Russia aiding the Turks and urges Americans against recognizing the Soviet government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans’ Bureau
Washington, D. C
Russia
United States
Calshevik
The Little Girl Madeline Remembered At Service
A church service paid tribute to Madeline Allen with a sermon urging faith in God’s inscrutable wisdom. Clyde Kiskadden directed the church choir and a Sunday school teacher and public school teachers attended. Madeline’s father died from injuries as a lineman and her mother died from influenza. she leaves foster parents, a sister Lorraine Kunkle, and two half brothers Louis and Joseph Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Madeline
Jesus
Clyde Kiskadden
F. L. Shuster
Mr. Long
G. M. Wilhelm
Indiana
Lorraine Kunkle
Louis
Joseph Allen
Belief in Christ Transforms Death Into Eternal Life
Fragment talks of Christian teaching on life after death, stating belief in Jesus Christ moves a person from death to eternal life, and that departed brothers and sisters now live in the land of eternal light. It emphasizes not annihilation nor despair, but a new meaning given by God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus Christ
Harding Will Be Quiescent Campaign Plot Claim
A congressional committee chairmen warned that the 1922 midterm will likely shrink Republican majorities in the House while the Senate tally holds near current levels. They noted the 1920 landslide proportions cannot be repeated and expect a Democratic swing. The analysis cited the GOP’s incumbency in previously Democratic districts and anticipates a significant drop in House seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Committee
Medill McCormick
Illinois
Senate
House
Congress
Chambers Back Plan For Clearing House On Worthless Securities
The committee commends local efforts by chambers of commerce to curb worthless securities through publicity and education. It recommends States Chamber lead a nationwide clearing house for information and sample ads to stop dubious stock sales across communities. R. E. Mikesell addresses Joe Bondra about a market where such schemes shift from city to city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambers of Commerce
States Chamber
Mrs Lucinda Bruner 78 hours dies at Big Run home
Mrs Lucinda Bruner wife of Peter Bruner died at her daughter Har vey Sheealy home near Big Run Tasatay on September 10 after a six month illness. Born to John and Elizabeth Devers she lived her life in the community and was a United Brother born church member. She leaves her husband and many children and grandchildren. funeral at Pleasant Hill Church with burial in the church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucinda Bruner
Peter Bruner
Harvey
Sheealy
Big Run
Tasatay
John
Elizabeth Devers
United Brothern Church
Industry Showing Gain Despite Strikes from Labor Dept
Employment in industry rose in August compared with July according to the Department of Labor. Reports from 2,595 establishments with 1,289,144 employees across 42 manufacturing industries show gains in 30 industries, while 12 showed declines since 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Washington
Department of Labor
Double murder hunt in New Jersey shocks town
Somerset county detectives probe the killings of Rev. Dr. Edward Wheeler Halli and Mrs. James Mills. Two armed Italians were seen near the Mills home on Carman street September 14 and later fled by boat and car. Authorities seek suspects described as desperate, with revolvers seen in saloons.
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International News Service
New Burnswick
N. J
Somerset County
Edward Wheeler Halli
St. John the Evangelist
Hig
James Mills
Mills
Carman Street
Sajy
Phillips Farm
Rafile
Delaware and Raritan
Russo Japanese Conference Ends in Impasse at Tokyo
Reports from Chang Chung indicate a final meeting today where Russia could bow out from Sughelien. A rejection would collapse talks and send Japanese delegates home, signaling a failed second Soviet Japan accord attempt following the initial Darien meeting. A bandit robbed United Cigar with $300 after gagging the manager in Philadelphia.
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Tokio
Chang Chung
Sughelien
Japan
Darien
Avia
Philadelphia
United Cigar
Tenth and
Chestnut Streets
New Mining Menace in Drought Era
IN Service Correspondent reports Pottsville Pennsylvania sees three new threats to anthracite coal mining amid unprecedented drought. Some industries have reduced output but coal operations continue as water is hauled to calineries to keep wheels turning. The Caykiss river reaches historic low levels, failing to carry away waste from seemingly endless operations.
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Pottsville
Calileries
Caykill
Seemins
Treasury Savings Certificates Prices To Rise October First
Postmaster Borland notes Treasury Savings Certificates will rise on October 1 to 8200 for the 1000 value, 889 for the 100 value, and 20.80 for the 25 value. Certificates remain purchasable until September 30 at current prices of 800, 100, and 20 respectively, yielding 1-2 percent compounded semi annually. They are tax exempt locally federally and state wise and corporations or individuals may own up to 5000 of the present issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontrraatey H. A. Borland
Treasury Savings
Agid
Borland
Peace emissary asks Kemal to avoid war amid talks
The note of accord among Allies grows stronger as Kemal is urged to refrain from war. Reports say Kemal may seek continued Turkish nationalist recruitment if Britain strengthens Chanak position. Greek troops must depart Athens asks allies for longer délai and security. London reports October 18 tentatively set for Near East conference.
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Bairamitch
Near East
Paris
Constantinople
Kemal
Sam Gurzon
England
Lord Curzon
Kamel
Chanak
Dardanelles
Athens
London
Disastrous Rossiter Fire Causes Major Loss
A Rossiter blaze caused an estimated 20 000 to 25 000 damage to an unoccupied skating rink and nearby residence. Insurance coverage was partial, and a humorous incident occurred as firemen sought refreshment while investigators found a resident guarding unknown barrels in a basement.
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Aultman
Rossiter
Sunset Street
Low Production In Coal Fields
Washington Sept 25 Coal production in both anthracite and bituminous fields for the past week was estimated at 11 050 000 net tons by the geological survey. Anthracite output reached 1 860 000 net tons and bituminous 9 600 000 to 9 000 000 tons signaling a slight weekly rise while totals still fell short of current consumption and lake shipments. The Erie lake movement touched 1 000 000 tons that week with expectations of further gains. Also noted were visits of Mrs EH Annie Rowe and daughter Helen Rowe Glassmere with relatives and news that William Ruddock and John Scott left for University of Pennsylvania Law School.
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Washington
Geological Survey
Tke
Erie
Annie Rowe
Helen Rowe Glassmere
William Ruddock
Indiana High School
John Scott
University of Ennsylvans
Irish Fight Attacks Target High Officers in Kilgore
Dublin reports an unsuccessful ambush on General Owen O'Duffy and other Free State officers on the Naas road in County Kilgore Sunday night. Attackers driven off. The Dail resumes debate on the constitution with Laborites opposing monarchic powers. A Sackville Street post office section collapses. A body found in a graveyard is identified as Michael Nevin. Bishop Conalan appeals for Irregulars to lay down arms. Local motorists and guests attend Kiski Valley Fair closing activities and social gatherings.
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International
Dublin
Owen O'Duffy
Free State Army
Naas
County Kilgore
Dail Eirseann
General Post
Sackville Street
Michael Nevin
Conalan
Cark
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Scenerias
Jared
League of Nations
Minot
League
Unite States
Britain
Ovr
Turkey
Mr. Lasker
Shipping Board
American Merchant Marine
Mr.Lasker
Victin
Pitts
Harding
R. E. Mikesell
Joe Bondra
Stromberg
Ford
Chicago
New Haven
South Bend
Ind
Chester Ducomb
Harry Poulin
Augustr Tiernan
John P. Tiernan
Notre Dame University
Poulin
Hove
H. & C. Telaphone
Etatenethemn
Maliepernem
Blairsville
Perfect Fit
Lawrence
Mass
Addraus H. R. D
Gazette Office
Conrath Auto Repair
Church St
Williard
Pittsburgh
Robert Murtiih
Johnstown
Levies Office
Grant Street
Elliots
Parnell-Cowher Co
Philadelphia Street
Adam Boyle
Coral
Penna
Koren Importing Company
Canton
Ohio
Los
Shelocta
Gazette
Uber
State
Chestnut Street
Homer
Myer
Homer City
Danial Ritter
7Th Street
Sala
Oak St
W. Phila
Fl i
Roy Conrath
West Church Bath
Night Inana Real Estate Co
Pii
Greas Tailor Shop N. Ltd
Indaana Auto Radiator Co
Son
All Pioneer Music House, Inc
Jersey Cow
Nelson Whatacre
Hon Pa
R. D
Chuva Street
Prica
Lavenro
Pricay
Indiana Real Estate
Savings & Trust
South 6Th Street
Eee
Addyress A. B. Coy
Fern Run
West Piles
Inquis Barber Shop
Loglact
Sixth
Grant Streets
Indiana Real Estate Co. Savings Trust
Jake” Stahl
Garland
Banker-Athletic
Los Angeles
Herbert H. Moors
Lake Forest University
Stahl
Pacific Coast
BH. H. Craps
Attorne
Panourome
Tor
Salvatore
Runso
Hurrell
Thamaelvos
Maria Ranzo
Td Executroi O
Pete Allg
Orphans’ Court of Indians
John H. Blesinger
Mona
Charles J. Reigfreid
John H. Kinninger
Jorphanw’ Gourt
Bedifi
Blairaville
Indiana County
Pennsylsvania
Johnson Avenue
Roberton
W. Soppana
George Dodson
John Apple
Apollo
Kiski Valley
Abenaburg
Don Smith
Logan Houck
Randall Thompson
Creps Insurance Agency
Tosure
Life
Roth
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