La Guardia denounces Tribune attack over tax views
Representative La Guardia angrily denounces an editorial in The Chicago Tribune as a cowardly attack. He defends his tax policy stance and argues free press, while colleagues Blanton and others defend him as loyal and patriotic for opposing the paper’s critique.
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Washington
la Guardia
New York
Vincago Tribunte
Garner
Speaker
Chicago Tribune
Congress
Chi Cago
Blanton
Doughton
North Carolina
Rankin
Mississippi
Texas
The
Tribune
Major la Guardia
England Opposed To The De Valera Plan
Fragmentary text shows England opposed to the De Valera plan with mentions of aid payments and independence timing. The readable bits reference volume transactions and a North arrangement, but key facts and full context are missing. The note appears to be a continued page item with unclear dates or specifics.
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England
DE Valera
De Valera plans end to land annuity payments to Britain
Irish Free State moves to abolish the oath of allegiance and stop land annuities to Britain arguing payments are not legally due. Fianna Fail celebrates while government and papers split on the confrontation. Free State troops to stay in barracks amid Easter 1916 commemoration worries.
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London
Ireland
J. de Valera
Great Britain
Britain
Dublin
Irish Free State
Fia
de Valeras
England
Times
Dail
Free State
Church to hold communion and Easter services
St Pauls Evangelical prepares a Thursday English communion at 7 30 led by Rev Theodore Iriza on The Proper Preparation of the Communicant Good Friday English service with German communion Solmn scenes of Good Friday Easter dedication with lilies and palms choir of 40 leads at 6 50 Easter morning services The choirs perform King All Glorious Sanctus Resurrection and Joy and Peace of Easter Miss Dorothy Konrad to sing The Resurrection Minister to speak Communion to be served Easter procession by Walter Crawford and Miss Esther Warning
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St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Theodore Iriza
King All-Glorious
George M. Vail
Charles Gounod
Dorothy Konrad
Walter Crawford
Esther Warning
Olive Tablets advertised as vitamin style liver support
This vintage ad promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a vegetable remedy to clear skin and boost energy. It claims the tablets purify the liver and bones like calomel, improve appetite, and produce rosy cheeks with no dangerous after effects. Prices listed are 15c 30c and 60c.
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Dr Edwards
Edwards
Debts and Taxes Critique by Calvin Coolidge
Calvin Coolidge urges wage earners and business men to unite against local government extravagance in a Saturday Evening Post piece. He warns that most units overspend, causing unpaid taxes and asset losses, and calls for drastic retrenchment and public-spirited action to protect credit and curb expenditures.
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Philadelphia
U.P
Calvin Coolidge
Saturday Evening Post
Congress
Students Visit Strike Region In Eastern Kentucky
Two hundred college students depart to observe the coal strike area in eastern Kentucky. Columbia University president warns against leather jackets as a mark of communism. students from Yale, Harvard, Princeton, and other schools urged to remain nonprejudiced. Allan Taub of the International Labor Defense rebuts rumors of Kentucky college grads trying to sway them home.
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New York
Kentucky
Rob F. Hall
Social Problems Club
Columbia University
Yale
Harvard
Princeton
Columbia College
City of New York
New York University
Smith and
Hunter Colleges
Hall
Allan Taub
International Labor Defense
Tornado relief expands in Alabama Georgia after disaster
Suffering across devastated regions grows as tornado toll rises beyond 300. Red Cross and American Legion lead relief with aid from doctors nurses and residents. Dr William De Kleine and C H McFarland coordinate aid while surveys extend into northwestern Georgia. Food clothing and shelter distributed as state agriculture monitors crop damage. Northport and nearby areas report dozens killed and hundreds injured. mass funerals underway.
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Birmingham
Ala
Red Cross
The
American Legion
Reef
William de Kleine
Washington
Medical and Health Service
C. H. McFarland
Georgia
Alabama
State Department of Agriculture
Montgomery
Northport
Stone J. Crane
American Red Cross
Catersville
Alfred Hightower
Reception committee bound for Kentucky border trip
A description labels the reception committee as hoodlums and thugs, calling them graduates of crime centers in the south. The group plans to travel by bus and car, meeting Friday at noon in Knoxville Tennessee, then crossing into Kentucky to operate in Harlan and Bell counties.
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South
Knoxville
Tenn
Kentucky
Harlan
Bell Counties
Kroger manager pleads no contest for short weights
J W Reigh, Kroger Grocery manager at 379 Main St, entered a no contest plea for selling short weights. He was fined 5 dollars plus costs after claiming scales faulty and a new set installed. Walter Meyer signed the complaint. A separate drunkenness case sent William Woldt to county jail 10 days in default of 15 dollar fine. Two Iron Mountain youths saw vagrancy case dismissed after promise to leave.
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J. W. Reigh
Kroger Grocery & Baking Company
Main Street
Reigh
Walter R. Meyer
William Woldt
Twenty-third Street
Chief Gabbert
Iron Mountain
Warren McLaughlin
Jack O'Hara
Chicago
Fire damages Miss Cobb’s roof at 250 Otter Street
Sparks from a chimney set a small hole in the roof of Miss Emma A Cobb’s two story home at 250 Ot ter street around 1 30 this afternoon. The fire department extinguished the blaze with little damage. Rev J E Robinson will lead a bible study at Glad Tidings tabernacle tonight at 7 30 his topic The Unknown God.
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Emma A. Cobb
Otter Street
J. E. Robinson
Glad Tidings Tabernacle
God
Bellevue patient in observation ward after knife incident at tennis match
Dorothy Cutler, 33, was placed in Bellevue’s observation ward after she interrupted a Franco-American tennis match at Seventh Regiment armory by brandishing a paper knife toward French star Borotra. She reportedly intended to present the knife, later claiming financial worries and marital separation affected her.
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New York
Dorothy Cutler
Bellevue Hospital
Seventh Regiment Armory
Jean M Borotra
Borotra
Antoine Gentien
George Lott
John van Ryn
American Legion Job Drive Shows Broad Labor Gains in Wisconsin
Reports from 10 Wisconsin cities indicate widespread job placements by the American Legion as part time factory work and building projects proceed. Madison reports 250 workers secured steady jobs while many cities note surplus of workers across farm, factory, and clerical posts amid ongoing construction and reduced factory forces.
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Madison
American Legion
Wisconsin
State Industrial Commissi
Green Bay
Brown County
de Porre Bridge
Ashland
la Crosse
Oshkosh
American Tegion
Winnebago County
Racine
Sheboygan
Wausau
Edelweiss Overseas Tour Promises European Journey
Milwaukee German Austrian Bavarian and Swiss societies join to organize an Edelweiss Overseas Tour for ex-Europeans, a group trip to various European destinations organized by Yaukee and Wisconsin communities.
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Milwaukee
Yaukee
Wisconsin
Europe
Seas Tour Details by Milwaukee to Paris and Berlin
Tour schedule lists travel from Milwaukee on June 26 to Washington and New York before boarding the Leviathan to Cherbourg France with visits planned in Paris London Brussels Cologne Cobienz Berlin Lucerne Zurich Vienna and Prague. Committee members include Albert Kramer German societies S G Weiler Austrian Hungarian Christ Deutsch Bavarian and Michael Weisselfiuh Swiss.
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Milwaukee
Washington
New York
Chbourgh
France
Paris
London
Brussels
Cologne
Cobienz
Berlin
Lucerne
Zurich
Vienna
Prague
Albert 5S
Kramer
S. G. Weiler
Christ Deutsch
Michael Weisselfiuh
K P Lodge Meeting Followed by Social
Oshkosh lodge No 9 Knights of Pythias held a social after the regular session Tuesday evening. An oyster supper was served and cards were played. Future meetings will feature surprises with talks on Pythian history, musical features, and a planned playlet by Oshkosh clubwomen marking George Washington's birthday.
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Oshkosh Lodge No. 9
Knights of Pythias
Camp Fire
Washington
Oshkosh
George Washington
Legion Wood Lot Project Center Of Activity In Oshkosh
The American Legion employment committee in Oshkosh announces a wood sale program from trimmed and cut trees. Proceeds fund the legion labor fund to hire unemployed workers on local community projects. Oshkosh fuel dealers support the plan, noting no harm to their sales and non profit aims for unemployment relief.
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Oshkosh
American Legion Committee On Employment
Legion
Waugoo Street
American Legion
Teachers Salaries Talk At Milwaukee Meeting
Waukesha Wis. April 8 9 annual convention of superintendents and supervising teachers will discuss salaries paid Wisconsin teachers and per capita school costs. Banting says definite recommendations may go to school boards after a survey. Speakers include Dr George Works C J Brewer and L R Creutz.
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Waukesha
Wis
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Banting
State Association
George Works
University of Chicago
C. J. Brewer
The
Wisconsin Teachers’ Association
L. R. Creutz
Janesville
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