Immigration Bill Backed by Hughes Urges Restrictive Quotas
Secretary of State Hughes urges passage of a 14 month immigration bill modeled on the 1910 census basing annual admissions at 3 percent per nationality. The plan targets better quality as Northwestern Europe provides the majority, while advocating strict bars against undesirable elements to ease readjustment.
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Congress
Wilson
Europe
America
Hughes
Excerpt Critiques Senate Conduct Over Harvey Ambassadorship
The piece condemns Senator Harrison for a vitriolic attack on Colonel George Harvey, the appointed American ambassador to Britain, noting the senate confirmed him after due process. It defends post confirmation courtesy while praising Norris for voting against confirmation and questions the fitness of some senators to represent the nation.
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America
Great Britain
Senate
Britain
Harrison
Harvey
Norris
No Hearse for Veterans at Camp Logan Hospital
An ex soldier died at Camp Logan Hospital and a hearse had to be provided by Commander R R Lewis of the Houston post of the American Legion. The post held a hot meeting afterward and critiqued burial costs for disabled soldiers.
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Camp Logan Hospital
R. R. Lewis
Houston
Texas
Uncle Sam
Advertising as a force in postwar recovery
An editorial argues that advertising rebuilt confidence, restored work, and spurred demand as factories reopen. It says advertising benefits all levels of society, promotes affordable quality, and helps resume normal business and political life, urging broad public recognition.
Brighton Home Talent Club to stage An Old Fashioned Mother
The Brighton Home Talent Club will present the play An Old Fashioned Mother at Rochester Town Hall on Friday evening, April 29. Local social notes mention visits among residents, family events, and several funerals and births shaping community life.
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Rochester Town Hall
John Jeffrey
Cleveland
Clinton Anderson
Jim Davidson
Pittsfeld
Rose Edwards
Pittsfield
Frank Edwards
Clarence Parker
London
H. CC. Bedford
Dwight Rybinson
New London
UV Searles
Elyria
Harry
Dolph Pierce
Camden
Mildred McClellan
Harry Ashwell
Greenwich
Frank McClellan
Charles Maas
Carl
Fred Justice
Lee
Fred Gillett
Emery Gillett
Robinson
E. C. Myers
Toledo
Charles Everson
Frank
Milan
Howard Everson
Kate Veltri
John Younglas
Collins
Leon Wright
Leon Richard Wright
Governor Canis Signs an Organizational Bill
The governor signed the measure creating state reorganizing committees for transportation and state departments. He used two pens, gifting one to Senator Bellew of Cincinnati, chair of the Senate Reorganization Committee, and the other to Representative Dunn of Toledo, chair of the House Reorganization Committee who introduced the bill.
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Jie
Bellew
Cinennati
Senate Reorganization Comittee
Dunn
Toledo
House Reorganization Committee
The Impossible Sermon at Brownhelm Station Sunday
Brownhelm Station hosts Sunday school at 1 30 pm and preaching at 2 30 pm on April 30 with topic The Impossible. Rev B R Heller returns from Hazelton Pa after two weeks with his parents due to his mother's illness. Mrs Heller visited Darton with her parents.
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Hazelton
H. Wagener
James Baumhardt
Anna Gegenheimer
Vermilion
John Schaffer
Isley
Elyria
Brownhelm
Regina Strehle
F. Strehle
Raymond Wellmes
M. Wohlever
Amherst
Robert Limbach
James
H. Wagner
Martha
Huron
Elsie Stang
Lorain
Verna Ward
Berea
Philip Bachman
Margaret Diner
Amherst Hospital
Margaret Leidheiser
George Wittmer
The Editorial Power Of Advertising Columns On Business
The writer reflects on how editorial pages shape public opinion and how advertising columns contribute to business prosperity by harnessing influence and reach within the newspaper. It argues these sections collectively drive economic activity and community interest.
Gabe Crow on Hunt in Washington D C Recall of Homecoming
ABE MARTIN notes Gabe Crow is in Washington D C on a hunting trip and recalls the old excitement a man feels returning home to an absent wife.
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Gabe Crow
Washington, D. C
Spangler Deposed as Pennsylvania House Speaker
York political scene shifted as Teckert Spanger was removed from the speaker role in the Pennsylvania House. Samuel Walker was elected to fill the vacancy and assumed office shortly after being recalled from the floor. Whitner won the vote by a slim margin.
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Spangler
Dra
Teckert ¢. Spander
York
House of Teveementatives Focaz
Fatiey Samuel Walker Wis
Laven
Whitner
Cayful Salt Drying Tip
To keep salt dry add one teaspoon cornstarch to each cayful and mix.
Disgraceful neglect of Houston disabled soldier spurs action
A wounded veteran is placed in a broken-down ambulance for his trip to Magnolia Cemetery, once a potter's field, with $11 per lot and a nearby brick kiln. The incident is described as part of a ongoing pattern of red tape and neglect by the national government, prompting calls to cut red tape and grant a square deal.
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Magnolia
Houston
Canton Workers Vote on Wage Cut Proposition
Canton and Massillon employees vote on a 20 percent wage reduction with results to be announced Wednesday morning by union officials. The main issue remains whether to accept the arbitration plan if the wage scale is rejected. Sentiment appears divided as individuals share opinions.
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Canton
Nn Oot
Massillon
Market Undertone Proves Strong in Early Trading
New York stocks opened irregularly with U S Steel rising to 84 1 2 after a quarterly report due after the close. Studebaker up to 87 1 2, Central Leather down to 36 1 2 ahead of its report, Crucible off 1 2, Texas Company up 1 8, Sinclair flat at 27 74 1 2, Marine preferred up 1 2 to 54 1 2, Mexican Pete down to 153 1 2. In Toledo, John B. Briggs 75, former Toledo Blade advertising manager, died suddenly at home.
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New York
U. S. Steel
Studebaker
Central Leather
Crucible
Texas Company
Sinclair
Maliine
Pete
Toledo
John B. Briggs
The
Toledo Blade
Railroads Adapt Suburban Schedules to Daylight Saving
New York Central New Haven and Pennsylvania Railways continued to run on Eastern standard time but adjusted suburban timetables to align with daylight saving.
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New York Central
New Haven
Pennsylvania Railways
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