Farmers Face Grave Danger Signals from Flood of Imports
Washington reports President Harding and his cabinet warning of an agricultural crisis from cheap foreign importations. They discuss emergency tariff measures, the possibility of using war powers, and the need to protect American farmers and livestock by placing heavy duties on agricultural products.
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Washington
Harding
Iis
Congress
Wallace
Europe
South America
Atlantic Seaboard
Middle West
Australia
New Zealand
Wilson
Senate Finance Committee
House Ways and Means Committee
Davis Schwab and Astor Back Ride on Olympic Arrival
New York reports John W. Davis former ambassador to Great Britain Charles M Schwab and Vincent Astor among passengers aboard the steam ship Olympic which has arrived in port. Chicago dispatch notes Frank D Richardson prohibition enforcement officer ordered to remain in office by Washington.
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Schwab
Astor
New York
John W. Davis
United States
Great Britain
Charles M. Schwab
Vincent Astor
Olympic
Richardson
Chicago
Frank D. Richardson
Washington
Stillman Case Moves Forward on Support and Fees
In White Plains and New York City March 19, the court ordered next Wednesday hearings on Mrs. Stillman’s financial status claim and on alimony of 10 000 monthly and 25 000 in counsel fees in the James A. Stillman divorce case. Florence Leeds identified as a former Broadway chorus girl connected to the Stillman allegations, with details of her family and past addresses, while the wider scandal fuels Wall Street chatter about Stillman’s ties to the National City Bank.
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White Plaine
N. Y
James A. Stillman
The
National City Bank of New York
Potter
John F. Brennan
New York
Florence H. Leeds
Mr. Leeds
Secret Service
Leeds
Poughkeepsie
Stillman
James S. Lawlor
Sixth Avenue
Amsterdam Avenue
National City Bank
Wall Street
Spry Named Land Office Commissioner in Harding Action
President Harding issues a recess appointment making William S. Spry former Utah governor the commissioner of the general land office. Also announced are Guy D. Goff of Milwaukee as assistant to the attorney general and Edward C. Finney of Kansas as first assistant secretary of the interior.
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Washington
General Land Office
Harding
William S. Spry
Utah
Guy D. Goff
Milwaukee
Edward C. Finney
Kansas
Interior
Fire Destroys Losee Garage. 150 Autos Lost in Inferno
South Bend reports 150 automobiles destroyed in a blaze that leveled the Losee garage in Elkhart Indiana. The uninsured building faced a loss exceeding $100,000 after a gasoline tank explosion sparked the fire.
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Elkhart
Ind
South Bend
Losee
Honors for Unidentified Portuguese Soldier
The body of an unidentified Portuguese soldier, killed in Nyassa Land, was sent to Cape Town for burial in the Pantheon in Lisbon after military honors were given here in East Africa. Laurence Marquese reports from March 18.
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Laurence Marquese
East Africa
Lisbon
Cape Town
Nyassa Land
Robbed jewelry representative loses 44800 in Pittsburgh hotel
A traveling representative for a New York jewelry firm was robbed of jewels valued at 44800 in a Pittsburgh hotel. Police announced the crime occurred on March 21 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
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Pittsburgh
A. Gerstam
New York
Battle on Rio Grande injures officer soldiers and smugglers
An American immigration officer two U S soldiers and two liquor smugglers were injured in a clash on the Rio Grande two miles from El Paso on March 21.
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el Paso
Tex
United States
Rio Grande River
el Pago
Not Guilty for Clara Hamon in Ardmore Murder Trial
Clara Smith Hamon is acquitted after 39 minutes of deliberation in Ardmore Oklahoma. The widow of the slain man did not attend the verdict. Prosecution leaders anticipated acquittal from the trial’s start.
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Ardmore
Okla
Clara Smith Hamon
Jake L. Hamnon
Thomas W. Champion
Clara
Prince Freeling
Hamon
Jake, Jr
Olive Belle
Dr. Frank W. Gunsaulus Dies at 63
Dr. Frank W. Gunsaulus noted educator lecturer writer and theologian died suddenly at his home on Prairie Avenue after a heart attack. He was 63 and had served as president of the Armour Institute of Technology since 1892. Born January 1 1856 in Chesterville Ohio he pursued ministry and held professorships at Yale Chicago Ohio Wesleyan and Miami University.
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Chicago
Frank W. Gunsaulus
Armour Institute of Technology
Prairie Avenue
Gunsaulus
Chesterville
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
Columbus
Baltimore
Yale
University of Chicago
Ohio Wesleyan
Miami University
Oxford
Oliver Cromwell
George Washington
American Statesmanship
Gladstone
Townsend and Loomis Wed in Jackson Home Ceremony
United States Senator Charles E. Townsend and Miss Nannette R. Loomis were married at the bride's mother's residence in Jackson Michigan. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. W H Couder of Concord Michigan with a small family gathering in attendance.
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Jackson, Mich
United States
Charles E. Townsend
Nannette R. Loomis
Ernest B. Loomis
W. H. Couder
Concord
Mich
Omaha brick layers accept 10 percent wage cut
The Omaha brick layers union sent a letter to the Master Builders association stating the men are willing to accept a 10 percent wage reduction effective April 1. They currently earn $10 per day.
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Omaha
Omaha, Neb
Bricklayers’ Union of
Master Builders’ Association
Liquor Raid at AFL Headquarters Seizes 21 Gallons
State and federal agents raided the American Federation of Labor headquarters in Denver Colorado on March 21 and seized 21 gallons of liquor. Five committee on entertainment members were arrested.
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Denver
Colo
American Federation of Labor
Committee On Entertainment
Debs Halts Picketing Plan by Socialists at White House
Eugene V. Debs has stopped the socialist plan to picket the White House to press for his release from the A by. The announcement ends days of publicity around the protest and shifts focus to other avenues for their demands.
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Debs
Atlanta
Eugene V. Debs
White House
U S Weekly Market Report on Grain and Dairy Prices
The U S Bureau of Markets reports week ending March 18 saw grain prices dip early due to adverse conditions, then rise on sales to Europe and green bug damage. Wheat and corn futures changed across Chicago Minneapolis and Kansas City with mixed gains and losses, while hay receipts remained light and prairie demand steady. Dairy and livestock markets showed softer butter, mixed cheese trends, and declines in Chicago hog prices with cattle mostly down and lambs fluctuating.
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Europe
Southwest
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Kansas City
Winnipeg
Omaha
Cincinnati
Prairie
New York
Baldwins
Northwestern
Texas
St. Louis
Rio Grande Valley
Boston
Philadelphia
Wisconsin
New York State
U. S. Troops Battle Mexican Smugglers Along Rio Grande
United States immigration officers and 100 soldiers of the Forty-eighth infantry under Lieutenant Stevens fought an all night clash with Mexican smugglers along the Rio Grande near El Paso. Several smugglers are believed killed or wounded. two American soldiers wounded. Seized whisky reported.
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el Paso
Tex
United States Immigration
Forty-eighth Infantry
Stevens
Rio Grande River
French Battle Kemalists in Cilicia Renewed Fighting
Constantinople reports say French and Turkish nationalist forces clash again in Cilicia with ongoing hostilities and renewed fighting through the region.
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Constantinople
Cilicia
Wanderer Hanged for Alleged Murder Dupe
Chicago reports Carl Wanderer, who escaped a 25 year term for murdering his wife and unborn child, was sentenced to death by a jury for the killing of a ragged stranger used as a dupe.
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Wanderer
Chicago
Carl Wanderer
Robbers Take $100000 in Topeka Jewelry Heist
In Topeka Kansas on March 21 jewels valued at one hundred thousand dollars were stolen from the trunks of Horace McRirrey. Police investigated the high value burglary and reviewed security footage and possible suspects.
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Topeka
Kan
Horace McRirrey
The Easter Story and the Empty Tomb
A Bible study summary on the Easter narrative from Matthew 28 1 20 Mark 16 1 18 Luke 24 1 12 and John 20 1 18 highlighting the empty tomb the angelic message the risen Christ and the Great Commission. It frames the Easter event as Christ living with believers through all time and urges rapid witness and obedience to Jesus command.
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Jesus
God
Heaven
Prayer for morning and night devotion, Jeremy Taylor
A moral reflection urges waking thoughts toward God each morning and letting such contemplation close the day at night, underscoring daily spiritual discipline. It emphasizes habitual focus on divine service and reverent closing of the day.
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God
Jeremy Taylor
Unhesitating Advance Wins in Narrow Victory
A sporting update notes a decisive late surge as the team maintains steady, unhurried progression to secure the win. Key figures and a cautious, relentless push underpin the victory, reflecting a disciplined approach and measured momentum throughout the contest.
Tanlac Restores Mrs Nancy Sharp After Long Illness
Mrs Nancy Sharp of Los Angeles credits Tanlac with full recovery from years of indigestion and stomach trouble. She says after six bottles she enjoys strong appetite, deep sleep, improved energy, and no lingering after effects. Tanlac is sold by leading druggists everywhere.
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Nancy Sharp
Los Angeles
Tanlac
Calif
Camulus Street
Merchants’ Express Co
Adv
Empress Eugenie and the Rise of Fashion Changeability
A biography notes that the empress refreshed her wardrobe twice yearly, a habit shaping today’s fickle fashion cycle as women imitate her styles and seek new gowns. The observation links royal taste to mass vanity and seasonal trends.
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Eugenie
Red Cross Ball Blue Sold At Grocers For 5 Cents
A housewife praises Red Cross Ball Blue as she admires a basket of clear white clothes. The notice notes the product is available at grocers for 5 cents.
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Red Cross
Are Long Air Musicians Conceited Says Pearson's Weekly
A quoted exchange from Pearson's Weekly portrays musicians as inherently vain. Critics deem arrogance common among performers and question the value of such self-importance in art.
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Pearson’s Weekly
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promises Systemic Relief
An advertised remedy, Hall's Catarrh Medicine, claims to build up the system and cleanse the blood to prevent colds. It states acute catarrh can become chronic and that the medicine works internally through the blood on mucous surfaces. Circulars free from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo, Ohio.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Thrift car and a journey down Hard Work Avenue
A humorous exchange captures a traveler asking how to reach Hasy Street. The father answers by noting the long path traveled, fifty years on Hard Work Avenue, emphasizing perseverance and time. The quote reflects a weathered wisdom from the Boston Transcript.
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Hasy Street
Boston Transcript
Money Talks to the Favored Few in Silent Wealth
A reflective column notes how money speaks only to a small elite, shaping access, influence, and opportunity while others remain unheard. It examines the social divide created by wealth and the quiet power of economic privilege.
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