Gary Attacks Congress at New York Stockholders Meeting
Elbert H. Gary chairman of United States Steel told Hoboken stockholders prosperity will continue while criticizing Congress and praising Coolidge administration. He avoided dividends specifics and cited the twelve hour day reform cost at 25 million dollars yearly, noting public sentiment and Hardinge era. Gary warned of selfish lawmakers and poor judgment among Congress members.
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New York
Elbert al. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Hoboken
Coolidge
Hardine
Gary
Congress
Sming
American Congress
Coolidge seeks aid for reclamation lands in new law
President Coolidge asked Congress to revise the reclamation act to ease farm distress. He proposed assessing payments on lands by the crop producing soil quality, offering substantial aid to farmers on government irrigation projects.
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Washington
Coolidge
Congress
German Youths Clash in Berlin Camp Fight Kills Three
In Berlin on Easter, a two hour clash between Nazi and Communist youth over a hillside campsite left three dead and many wounded. The fighters aged sixteen to eighteen used knives flagpoles clubs and stones before forest guards halted the battle.
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Berlin
Famine Drives 90,000 Ukrainians to Flee Northward
A dispatch from Helsingfors reports 90,000 residents of Ukraine, Crimea, and the north Caucasus fleeing famine along railways to better districts. Soviet forces are unable to halt the exodus, and troops have pursued refugees who recently halted and robbed a mail train at Batajsk.
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Copenhagen
Helsingfors
Ukraine
Crimea
North Caucasus
Batajsk
Veterans' Bureau Reports Major Savings and Surplus
The Veterans' Bureau announced it saved 80 million dollars from its 428 million appropriation and will return the funds to the treasury. Director Hines reported a 25 million dollar surplus last year.
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Washington
Veterans’ Bureau
Treasury
Hines
Knutson and Hull Indicted by Virginia Grand Jury
Representative Harold Knutson of Minnesota and Leroy M. Hull of Washington were indicted by an Arlington county Virginia grand jury following recent arrests on serious charges. The trial date was set for April 30.
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Washington
Harold Knutson
Minnesota
Leroy M. Hull
Virginia
Arlington County
Snow records fall as Fort Wayne sees 4.7 inch Easter snow
Fort Wayne Indiana records show a 4.7 inch snowfall on Monday surpassing all previous April tallies. The prior 4.7 inch mark occurred on April 4, 1920, at the local weather bureau.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Animal Comfort Being Increased by U S Department of Agriculture
The United States Department of Agriculture defends animal experiments as reducing suffering and boosting human health. It cites eradicating Texas fever via tick control, reducing disease spread by insects, and improved livestock welfare through the twenty eight hour law and safer transport practices, noting far fewer deaths in transit and rising national wealth from healthier herds.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Abehi
John QR. Mohler
Bureau of Animal Industry
Texas
South
Department of Agriculture
Mohler
United States
Mary
Allen
Allen’s
le Roy
N. J
Hens and Eggs Drive Home Improvements on Farms
Farm women of Charleston county S. C. sold 5441 pounds of poultry and 10388 dozen eggs in 1923, a sharp rise from 1920, aided by extension workers and the U S Department of Agriculture. Proceeds funded rainy day savings, children's needs, and home improvements including 23 remodeled houses and new lighting and floors.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Charleston County
S. G
Women Need Swamp-Root for Kidney Trouble Promo
Thousands of women with kidney and bladder issues may not know the cause. The ad warns symptoms like back pain, headaches, and nervousness stem from kidney trouble and urges prompt treatment with Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root, offering a sample by mail.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
The Measure of a Man Not How Did He Die
A reflective line ponders how a man lives beyond his death and how spring may heal. The verse hints at personal resilience and the hope of renewal amid hardship.
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Knutson
South Carolina
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OUTCH
RM House American Process
Monarch
Northwestern Yeast Co
North Ashland Ave
Chicago, Ill
Boston
Grace
Chicago
Jackson Blvd
Clark
Petunias
M. Buckley
RFB
Springfield
Ohio Novelty Co
Ohio
Murphy-Ward Dairy Co
Calumet Ave
Ill
Nat’l Bank
Whe-Gee Specialty CO
Lena, IN
N. Y
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