President Harding's message to Congress outlines world and domestic aims
The president discusses world restoration, urges early action on permanent tariff and debt refunding, and calls for tax reform, a flexible tariff, and measures to aid agriculture and the merchant marine. He emphasizes cooperation between executive and Congress, budget reform, and coordinated policy to stabilize economy and employment.
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Congress
Porside
Frankkey
Memiers
Iloys
Jenate
Freight Rates and Capital Labor Balance Debate
The text argues freight rate adjustments favor basing points, urging fairer cost distribution to avoid uneconomic transport and industry concentration. It links capital and labor, advocating organized labor rights and arbitration, and notes postwar housing and land development programs, reclamation plans, and potential royalties from public lands. The discussion emphasizes social and economic equity and mechanisms to resolve labor capital conflicts without strikes or war.
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United States
Inhor
Capitel
Interior Department
President urges relief aid and tax reform amid global conference
The speech calls for 16,000,000 bushels of corn and 1,100,000 bushels of reeds for famine relief in Russia and argues to end non taxable bonds while warning on debt. It notes home suffering, the need for governor and federal action, and the international conference in Washington focusing on naval limits and settlement of disputes. The scene in the east Chamber shows wide applause as the president addresses Congress with foreign delegates listening.
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Anesta
Harding
Congress
Russia
Amerie
Tussis
Volsa
Ufe
America
American Relief Administration
Washington
A. P.1
the East
House
Helm
Double Protest Over County Election Amid Precinct Mixup
In Jefferson County a protest alleges a precinct misdelivery deprived more than 100 voters in the Parlett precinct of ballots on election day. Contests challenge the Wayne township and county board of education races, with petitions urging suspension of certificates for top finishers. Officials expect legal action as the dispute moves to court.
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Toronto No. 1
Parlett
Jefferson County Board i
Board of Education
Port Homer
Justice of Education
Wayne Township
Board of Elections
Harry Bell
Big City
Tarlett
Alner
Election Board
County Board For Education
County Board of Education
Ibletese Billotougn
AU. G. Henderson
Earl Rutledge
Joseph W. Russell
2. H. van Dyke
C. W. McCullaugh
George H. Hammond
Stewart Watt
Wayne
Wheeling Steel Dividends Cut By Directors
Directors of Wheeling Steel Corp at a Wheeling meeting cut quarterly dividends on preferred A from 8 percent to 4 and preferred B from 10 to 5 percent. Officials cited low business mood and unprofitable steel operations. Dividends payable Jan 29 1922. Stock moved sharply with preferred A slipping from 133 1 2 to 110 1 2 and preferred B from 127 to 115.
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Wheeling Steel Corporation
Wheeling
Wheeling Steel
Ohio Woman Secures Welfare Division Post
Mrs Blanche McCormick of Marion wife of George E B McCormick city editor at President Mardines Ranch has been named a maintenance field representative for the Division of Charities State Board of Welfare Mrs McCormick also directs sports activities for the Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs and holds membership in the Ohio Newspaper Women's Association.
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Columbus, C
A. Poy
Blanche McCormick
Marion
George EB. McCormick
Mardine’s Ranch
Tpivision of
Vrbite Welfare
TeMorinick
Spots Smb
Ohis Federation of Women's Clube and
Owin
Women's Association
Wright's Case To Be Taken Up By Court Of Appeals
Walter Wright, condemned to die for the murder of Harry Cummins, will file a petition in error with attorney Flaine Cochran asking for a new trial. He alleges trial errors including improper venue, biased jurors, and denial of a new trial, with three volumes of testimony already transcribed for the Court of Appeals in Gleubenville.
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Flaine Cochran
Walter Wright
Harry Cummins
Court of Appeals
Wright
Gleubenville
Cast Smith
Steubenville
Bates Sr Is Appointed State Fire Marshal
Thomas Bates Sr, a well known local man, has received notice of his appointment as Deputy State Fire Marshal. The appointment by Governor Harry L. Davis was confirmed today, Bates will lead the local district under State Fire Marshal H A Dykeman and begin work immediately to educate hotel and restaurant proprietors on the new fire prevention law.
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Thomas Bates
Harry L. Davis
Bates
H. A. Dykeman
Supreme Court rules on picketing during strikes
Washington ruling says labor has no blanket right to picket during a strike when it becomes importunity. The decision, limited to the Granite City case involving American Steel Foundries, states that each dispute must be judged on its merits to decide if picketing amounts to restraint or intimidation.
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Washington
A. P
American Steel Foundries Company
Granite City
General Treat Placed On Retired List
Washington reports Brigadier General Treat received retirement from active service by the War Department effective April 27, 1922. The general, who commanded American troops in Italy, was to be assigned to Manila troops on retirement. Columbus notes he led the 37th Ohio National Guard division early in the war and later commanded the 232nd regiment in Italy.
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Washington
A. P
G Treat
War Department
Italy
Manila
Columbus
Former Kaiser to Mary a Widow
Berlin reports former Emperor William plans to remarry choosing the widow of a high officer from Danzig who was killed in the war. The Zweelfuhrblatt cites a trustworthy source for the claim and notes the decision has been made.
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Berlin
William
Danzig
Veterans of Co B Elects Officers at Fort Steuben Reunion
The second annual reunion of Veterans of Co B 134th Machine Gun Battalion at the Fort Steuben hotel drew about fifty attendees from Jefferson county and farther. Officers elected include President George C. Whitaker. Secretary Horace Weals. committee chairs for company affairs, graves, and funds. Committees will place markers on graves by Memorial Day and decorate graves semiannually. The group discussed compensation for disabled members and raised 350 for an in-need comrade. Telegrams from officials were read, and the night closed with a procession to Mrs. Emma Carter Sharp’s property to retire battalion colors and honor Army Day.
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Veterans of Co. B
Ft. Steubei Hotel
Jefferson Penalty
E. Clyde Linduff
George C. Whittaker
Tloomingdale
Horace Weals
Minga Junetton
William Campbell
F. G. Thayer
Toronto
Walter Whitten
Smithfield
HW. Johnson
Tollansbee
Lawrence
Milkewell
Jewett
John Jones
Fast Springfield
Paul Buchanan
Unionport
Tay Heavler
Noomlingdale
Marshall White
East Liverpool
Jeff Wella
Lloyd Bertram
Mingo
J. Dougherty
Harry L. Cooper
Warry ‘Shouse
Steubenville
Milton Schrader
Dillonvale
Johan Long
Richmond
Tilmer
Jackson
Jake Fanon
John Tranagan
Geo. Bowers
George Bowers
Stanley Derrympre
Ras. Tiwan
Farnaworth
Wade C. Christy
Mattalion
Waasmade
Bodice
France
Eri
Slupsman'a Academy
Emma Carter Sharp
Sharp
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Chamber of the House
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Steubenville Weekly Herald
Tariff Commission
Whch
Europe
Ohio
Thos. Bates, Sr
Gen. Treat
Kaiser
Mary
Veterans OF Co.b
Geo. C. Whittaker
Bloomingdale
Fort Steuben
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