Tariff Hearings Prompt Push for Honest Reform
North American views the hearings as a deceitful bid to push a pro‑trust tariff plan. It urges a permanent, expert tariff commission to replace partisan schedules, arguing real revision requires nonpartisan scrutiny and a steady, informed approach to rates and policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Payne
Ways and Means Committee of Congress
Bunco
Jon Cannon
Avery
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie
Steel Corporation
Thangea
Roosevelt
Eleet Taft
Congress
Rheumatism Linked to Dyspepsia Claims
An article promotes Dyspepsia relief by Digestive pills, arguing rheumatism stems from undigested proteids. It claims proteins as causes and praises Dyapepala Tablets for digestion, blood strength, and stomach renewal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Physiciana
Stuart
Mall Tree, Aditread
Line Co
Differences in Youngstown Time Explained
A reader asked The News for the explanation of time in Youngstown and New Castle. New Castle uses Central Standard Time while Youngstown uses Central Standard Time and Sun Time, with Sun Time about 21 minutes ahead. Historically Youngstown Jewelers chose Sun Time to be half an hour faster than Central Standard Time. Most of Youngstown uses Central Standard Time, but some mills and a few entities still use Sun Time.
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Youngstown
New Castle
Chimney fires after soot blaze at Seigel home
A chimney fire at J. H. Seigel’s home, 256 Centennial Street, At, started at 7:35 this morning. Soot flames burned into the dining room floor, causing a small blaze that the Second ward and Central fire departments extinguished with a chemical agent.
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J. H. Seigel
Centennial Street
Second Ward
Central Fire Departments
Trolley Connection Plans From Painesville to Youngstown
A proposed electric road from Painesville to Warren is evolving with a company to be incorporated next tenth to carry out the project and a route shift placing Youngstown as the main center, running via Lackwood to a new line. Windsor resident Strongh asserts the plan advances despite changes, detailing the anticipated route and corporate steps.
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Warren
Stonghon
Windsor
Painesville
Wareren
Youngstown
Lackwood Lo
Old Soldier James Reed Dies in the West
Robert Stewart of Los Angeles reports the death of Civil War veteran James Reed a former North Beaver township resident. Reed died December 2 at his sister’s home in Los Angeles at age 68 after a mine injury years earlier. He served in First Pennsylvania Artillery and is survived by three brothers and two sisters. Burial occurred December 6 at the Soldiers Home cemetery.
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Robert Stewart
Los Angeles
James Reed
North Beaver Township
Reed
Globe
Arizona
Sawtelle
Santa Monica
Stewart
Hating G
First
Pennsylvania Artillery
Jane B
J. H. Reed
Willam
Harbor Bridge
D. 1. Henderson
Edwin
Mt. Jackson
Soldiers’ Home
Augustine Keeps Word in Coal Thief Case
Policeman Thomas Augustine acted under orders from Chief Wilmore and the police committee to produce a man sought by Alderwoman W. F. Morrison. The Italian prisoner, accused of stealing coal from a Fifth Ward yard, was captured weeks ago, kept safe, and today Augustine agreed to hand him to the alderman after delays by the alderman and the city authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Augustine
Wilmore
McConnell
Alderaman
W. F. Morrison
Augustine
Fifth Ward
Augostine
Augoutine
Beffore
Consante McConnell
Glimore
Aldermaur
Todaay
How He Felt About A Deller Half
Fragmentary report shows Al Poel mispronouncing names and phrases about a friend who recently married. The jumbled quote references Heney and a Deller half as a casual remark and hints at a hurried departure from a doorway.
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Mike
Jace
No Change Reported in Steel Situation Amid Holidays
December, usually a light month, shows no change in the steel situation. Industry sentiment remains cautious with some optimism for year-end handling and upcoming rail contract talks. Carnegie Steel reports 31 of 65 furnaces active, two more blown in at Mingo plant, boosting finishing capacity to about six percent.
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Carnegie Steel Company
Mingo
Mingo Steel Works
Lle
Com Pay
Letters Granted in Two Local Estates
Letters testamentary in the estate of Milton L. McCormick of Slippergrook township were granted to J. F. Forbes, executor, on Thursday. Letters of administration in the estate of Elizabeth A. Duff of Norm Beaver township were granted to her brother William J. Dut on Thursday.
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Milton L. McCormick
Slippergrook Township
J. EF. Forbes
Elizabeth A. Duff
Norm Beaver Township
William J. Dut
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Washinston
Cannon
Dalzel
Fordusy
Cannon Proclaims Himwett
Neo
Republican Party
Sereno G. Payne
Chicago
Dalzell
American Publishers’ Association
Caseln Trusts
van Cleave
National Association of Manufacturers
Mather Bros. GO
Headquarters For Fine
Xmas
Mather Bros. CO. Wholesale and Reta Jewelers
East
Washington Street
Janes Reed
Givn
Peoples Mortgage Loan Co
E. Washington St
Herb D. McGoun
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