Farmers Seek Higher Tariffs With Fordney Revisions
Senator Gooding led 25 Republican farm-state senators asking for higher duties on many products including wheat 30 cents a bushel and raw cotton 5 cents a pound and 15 cents on Egyptian cotton, with wool 33 cents a pound. They endorsed Fordney rates on sugar and urged broader protections for eggs milk dairy and fruits.
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Arizona
Senate Finance Committee
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Finance Committee
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Shortridge
California
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Stanfield
Oregon
Capper
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Colorado
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Sterling
South Dakota
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Nebraska
Ladd
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Kenyon
Iowa
Warren
Wyoming
Spencer
Missouri
Willis
Ohio
Harrold
Oklahoma
New
Indiana
Weller
Maryland
Keys
New Hampshire
Townsend
Michigan
Columbia University Sets New Gift Record Since 1890
New York Jan 17 Columbia University has received 442 259 283 in gifts since 1890 a new record in contributions to university education according to a treasurer’s report made public here.
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Columbia University
New York
Newberry Seated as Michigan Senator by Senate Vote
In Washington on January 14, the Senate seated Truman H. Newberry as Michigan's junior senator by a 46 to 41 vote. Republicans backed Newberry. nine Republicans and thirty-two Democrats opposed. The Spencer resolution grants the seat but condemns the campaigning methods and excessive spending in senatorial contests. Newberry called the outcome a vindication after three years of slander.
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Washington
Truman H. Newberry
Michigan
United States Senate
Senate
Newberry
Spencer
Armenians to Quit Turkey Evacuate 120000 Demand Vessels
Geneva telegraph says Armenian population will evacuate Turkey. Cardinal Mercier received a message from Protestant and Armenian Catholic authorities pleading for ships to transport about 120000 people out of the country.
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Geneva
Paul Hymans
Council of the
League of Nations
Cardinal Mercier
Belgium
Constantinople
Robber killed in hold up at rural roadhouse
Toledo police report six armed men robbed W. H. Browns roadhouse ten miles south of Toledo at midnight. One robber died and another was fatally wounded and captured. Wounded man is Robert McCormick of Toledo. The dead man, reportedly from Denver, Colorado, was unidentified.
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Toledo
Jan
W. H. Brown
Robert McCormick
Denver
Colo
Auto speeders gun down marshal on Sheridan road
Chicago January 14 marshal William Peterson of Winthrop Harbor was shot to death by automobile speeders who refused to halt. The men in a touring car opened fire with shotguns as he trailed them and another car south toward Chicago along Sheridan road on his motorcycle.
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Chicago
William Peterson
Winthrop Harbor
Sheridan Road
Three Slayers Put to Death in Sing Sing Chair
Ossining January 16 Edward Persons William Marney and Raymond F Mulford were executed in Sing Sing prison electric chair after Governor Miller refused clemency.
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Ossining
N. Y
Edward Persons
William Marney
Raymond F. Mulford
Sing Sing Prison
Miller
Rioting Greets Prince in Madras Arrival
London dispatches report serious rioting greeted the prince of Wales during his Madras visit. Police faced intense crowds as the greeting turned unruly.
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Prince
London
Prince of Wales
Madras
Poincare Forms New Government Amid Allied Talks
Paris reports M. Poincare accepted the premiership succeeding Briand and, after talks with Lloyd George, urged settling international questions through ambassadors. He signaled return to old fashioned diplomacy, with a final supreme council meeting if needed. Cabinet announced with Barthou, Maunoury, de Lasteyrie, Maginot, Raiberti and others.
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M. Briand
Cannes
Supreme Council
Great Britain
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Briand
Doctor Rathenau
Lord Hardinge
Gerans
Germany
France
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Alsace-Loraine
Louis Barthou
M. Maunoury
Charles de Lasteyrie
Andre Maginot
M. Raiberti
Adolph Cheron
Alexandre Berard
Leon Berard
Albert Sarraut
M. le Trocquer
Lucien Dior
W. Reibel
Trumbull Cliffs Furnace Plant Opens as Steel Firms Expand
The Trumbull Cliffs Furnace plant in Warren Ohio begins operation at a cost of 5 million dollars. The Trumbull Steel company announces a higher operations schedule and the Ohio Corrugating company resumes with 200 workers after months of shutdown.
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Warren
JAPS TQ BUILD AIRPLANES FACTORY TO MAKE 600 A YEAR
Washington reports that Japan plans a Nagoya factory to produce 600 airplanes annually this year. Separately Chicago issued warrants for Keeley and Henley of Keeley Brewing for arrest by Commissioner Glass.
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Armament Conference
Japan
Nagoya
Chicago
Thomas F. Keeley
The
Keeley Brewing Company
Lawrence Henley
Treasuerer
Commissioner Glass
Bread Price Rise in Germany Amid Exchange Depreciation
Berlin reports an official statement that a depreciation in exchange rates will raise selling prices of flour and corn, causing a 75 percent increase in bread prices. The move follows currency devaluation and affects headlines across the German grain trade.
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Germany
Berlin
U. S. Market Report Shows Varied Grain and Live Stock Trends
The weekly US market wrap records mixed grain activity with firm wheat tone in cash markets, steady corn in Chicago, and exports to Russia. live stock prices rise modestly in Chicago with hogs and cattle showing gains, while dairy and fruit markets face shifts and weather-related impacts.
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Hay
Timothy
New York
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Alfalfa
Kansas City
Memphis
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Prairie
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St. Louis
Iowa
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Kansas
Winnipeg
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Connecticut Valley
Baltimore
Boston
Wisconsin
Trade Gap Shrinks as 1921 Exports Plunge
Foreign trade statistics released by the commerce department show a nearly 1 billion dollar drop in the US favorable trade balance in 1921. Exports fell to 4.485 billion, down from 8.223 billion the prior year, while imports declined to 2.5 billion from 5.278 billion, driven by lower commodity prices.
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Washington
United States
Commerce Department
Quebec liquor board plans women led wine shop in Montreal
The Quebec Liquor Commission plans to open a wine shop for women on St. Catherine Street in Montreal's shopping district. It will be run by members of the same sex and located in the heart of the city.
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Que
Quebec
Moroccan Tribesmen Rush to Surrender at Melilla
Moroccan tribesmen continue to surrender in large numbers at Melilla after Mtalsa defeat, exposing munitions and signaling a rapid realignment as Moroccan forces seek terms.
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Melilla
Morocco
Mtalsa
Elijah Gets Encouragement From God After Flight
Lesson study outlines Elijah as a man of like passions who flees Jezebel and is comforted by God. It notes God’s care through sleep and an angel, then reveals Elijah’s theophany at Horeb with visions of wind and fire, followed by a threefold commission: anoint Hazael Jehu and Elisha.
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Ahahb
Mount Carmel
Jezebel
Baal
God
Jehovah- Jesus
Galilee
Horeb
Isljah
Hazael
Syria
Jehu
Israel
Esha
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Helped My Monthly Cramps
Mrs. Della Scholz of St Louis Missouri reports monthly cramps backache and bed rest ended after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female troubles. The ad touts nearly fifty years of use and plant based ingredients with restorative effects.
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St. Louis
Lydia E. Pinkham
Della ScHoLz
Salisbury Street
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Time Rightly Employed Verse Reflection
A devotional fragment urges readers to avoid trifling work and idle talk and to spend each day wisely. It frames time as a gift for repentance prayer salvation and grace with a warning about judgment and eternal treasure. The source references a biblical theme and a pursuable moral life.
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Jereims
Marriage Is Not Failure, Partners Often The Issue
A compact reflection on marriage noting that the union itself is not inherently failing but that the people involved can be the source of difficulties. The message emphasizes relational dynamics over the institution.
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