Tariff Debate Emphasizes Protection and Competition
Senate Tariff debate centers on protecting American industries while avoiding prohibitive duties. Witnesses discuss Canadian wheat imports Danish butter Argentine meat and other foreign goods as evidence of keen foreign competition. The aim is to balance duties to safeguard American labor without closing doors to imports.
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BpCan
United States
Denmark
Argentina
Australia
Orient
Great
Jirlinia
America
Americas
Upper Hand Debate Reflects Employer Employee Strains
In a Buffalo chamber address Eliotto McDougall president of Marine Trust Company argues the wage gap harms both sides and calls for moderation. He warns the period of low mood and the need for a readjustment of relations to resume normal industry pace under saner conditions.
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Buffalo Chamber
American Institute of Banking
Eliotto € McDougall
Marine Trust Company
Buffalo
Metvougall
Thos
Pete Ten
California initiative and referendum debate endures after ten years
The piece argues California’s initiative and referendum system, in use for a decade, lets about 8 percent trigger a vote on laws, potentially blocking actions for two years. It cites educational value from public debate and notes other states’ different approaches, urging readers to let California continue its experiment.
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California
Los Angeles
New York Tribune
Ull
Union
War Aims Delayed by Global Recovery and Domestic Reform
A 1919 style editorial argues Congress cannot magically restore prewar balance. It urges domestic readjustment to revive production and consumption while stressing early youth guidance, home influence, and public welfare to curb crime and delinquency.
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Congress
America
Tariff bill urged to benefit all producers nationwide
The report warns against using cheap foreign labor and calls on business leaders and consumers to study upcoming Ways and Means hearings. It argues the tariff bill should be crafted for the nation as a whole, not for any single section or class.
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Ways and Means Committee
The Training That Counts
President-elect Harding urged mothers to emphasize home training over public institutions to mold children. He spoke at a Marion Ohio Child Conservation meeting stressing character as the core asset for youth facing life’s challenges.
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America
Harding
Child Conservation Teague
Marion
Lfe
Egress Sachets As Gifts Inspire Delicate Creations
A description of small gift sachets designed to please women. Satin bags in bright colors, trimmed with ribbons and safety pins, are arranged as ready to give items. A heart shaped sachet features ribbon frills and a tiny doll atop three little bags.
Christmas Gifts for a Baby in Silk and Flannel
The article describes baby gifts including a wash silk pillow and a pink flannel tile jacket, both adorned with narrow Latin ribbon trim. A down pillow with a silk cover features ribbon loops, while satin ribbon quilling finishes the jacket edges.
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Hera Ahmos
Ark
Marshall
Illinois
Harry B. Potter
Wv. G. Young
Marshall, Ilinois
Marshall Herald
Clark County
Ill
Senate
Tumis Sayate
Court of
Castais
Bob
Polit
Ston
Mitrornivs
House of Representatives
Russia
Department of Public Welfare
Grocer
the Herald and Terre Haute Star
Hart Schaffner & Marx
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