Government Budget Reform Promoted by Brown and Dawes
A 1921 editorial supports budget reform and a business basis for government, praising Brown of Toledo and General Dawes for proposing a unified budget and cuts. It warns of job creation and opposition tactics, predicting a clerk exodus if reforms proceed and urging presidential backing.
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Harding
Viv Waler & Brown
Toledo
c_s.cees
Mr. Brown
Brown
General Dawes
America
Tts
Washington
Pulitzer Prize Debate Over Main Street and Age of Innocence
The Jury of Award favored Main Street unanimously while Columbia University’s Administrative Council chose the Age of Innocence. Readers note excess detail and monotony in Main Street and recall the humor of a Greeley anecdote amid the contest.
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Columbia University
Main Street
New York Tribune
Mr. Gree
Mr. Greeley
Press Freedom Debate Over Post Office Censorship
Historical press commentary weighs Postmaster General Burleson Hays action ending wartime mailing restrictions on radical and dissenting papers. Many papers praise principles guarding press freedom while some warn of executive censorship and its dangers to democratic rights.
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Hays
Milwaukee Leader
New York Call
Aus
Buieson
Bridgeport cConn
Lynchburg
Curble Opernachion
Meuben
Trereib
Udelphia
Tharpau
Columbdus
Duluch Herald
Ind
New Haven Jounal Courier
Roanoke
World News
Dem
South Bend
St Louis Globe Democrat
Rep
An- Hin
Burleson
Providence Journal
Norfolk Ledger Disputen
Ind Dem
Grand Rap'ds Herald
Hays Ifs
Department of Justice
Springfeld Union
Ins Department
Florida Times Union
Chicago News
Ina
Sprugfield
Sealem
Repub
Hayshes
Brooklyn Eagle
Congress
Post Office Department
Richmond ‘Limes Dispatch
New York Evening Post
Post
Supreme Court
S J Louis Post Dispatch
San Francico Chronicle Fund
Whch
Decison
S ° Louis Star
Ten Years Ago Ed Kaneen Paroled After Short Penitentiary Stay
Ed Kaneen a banker at Loran who faced seven years in the penitentiary served three years and was paroled by the governor. City officials fought the green line over belt line refusal after franchise grant and sought a $1 900 forfeit for noncompliance. Carl Ashford built a launch for a Cleveland man hauled it to Rockow River for a Mississippi trip with a 1706 mine outing planned. Eighty four automobiles passed Elvrra in a Gudden tour with Pierce Arrow Walter Rainier White Roral Tourist Oldsmobile Packard Thomas Meteor and the Win ton among participants.
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Ed Kaneen
Cg Banker
Loran
City Way
City
Carl Ashford
Cleveland
Rockow River
Mississippi River
Elvrra
Gudden
Pierce Arrow
Walter
Rainier
Packard
Meteor
Snapshot saves prominent people from daily photo studio trek
A humorous note praises Miss Tawne Appie for using a snapshot camera to ease the long daily walk to the photography studio, keeping ice cream, railroad fares, and cement blocks high. It highlights her effort as honest and helpful to notable locals.
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Everthing
Arvouddy
Tawne
Appie
Certaain Savin
Prize denounces vanity and praises service in essay clash
A terse broadcast-style squib cites firing a drunken man and a rebuke of Sinclair Lewis while praising Edward Bok for a biography award on patience and public service. It notes cable gossip about Ambassador George Harvey golfing in shirt sleeves as frivolous news.
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Sinclair Lewis
Edward Bok
George Harvey
Notable Ohio Figures and Events from 1821 to 1919
Brief notes record James Monroe of Oberlin College serving three Congress terms and dying in 189% at Oberlin. Tom L. Johnson born in Georgetown, Cleveland mayor and single tax advocate, died 1911. Cincinnati alarm in 1802 over Confederate movements in Kentucky. 1919 Dan Kaber, Cleveland publisher, slain at his home in Lakewood.
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James Monroee
Oberlin College
Plainfield
Conn
Oberlin
Tom L. Johnson
Cleveland
Georgetown
Cincinnati
Kentucky
Dan Kaber
Takewood
Meeking of President Wilson honors at Washington event
A Washington ceremony confered the Legion of Honor on local figures including Meeking and Cor as President Wilson’s second term draws support. The town of Chanteau-Thier- is mentioned in connection with the event and the recognition granted.
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Wilson
Cor
Washington
Crance
Chanteau-Thier
Notable Obituaries and Birth Anniversaries Highlight Figures
Victor Napoleon Prince, a pretender to the French throne, is noted alongside Bona arrest details. Biren Graham, Montreal publisher, born Fenningden Quebec 73 years ago. Rose Pastor Stokes, socialist advocate, born in Russia 42 years ago. Francesco Saverio Nitti, former Italian premier, born 53 years ago. Charles Exans, famed American golf champion, born in Indianapolis today.
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Peince Victor Napoleon
France
Biren Graham
Montreal
Fenningden
Que
Rose Pastor Stokes
Francesco Saverio Nitt
Italy
Oda Charles (Chick) Exans
Indianapol
Aso Todar
Conventions Opening Today Across North America
The article notes multiple conventions opening today including the North Dakota State Toro at Grand Toro and a Brussels conference on child welfare under Belgian government auspices. It mentions Alberta provincial election outcomes and lists various regional meetings in Buffalo Greensboro Cedar Point Brainerd and other cities.
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Mexco
Benito Juarez
North Dakota
Stewart Hall
Alberta
Buffalo —National Association of Electrical Contractors and Dealers
State briefs from Martins Ferry to Columbus
Martins Ferry report states Steve Dara a coal miner paid 75 dollars for using his wife as a dust rag and testified at his hearing. Belmont county farmers urged to show stock and save money formerly spent on cattle buyers. Belmont Livestock company chartered with 2000 dollars capital. Bu cy rus unions seek info on open shop and American plan after July meeting. Ohio Farm Bureau questionnaire shows farmers favor commodity financing and rural credit safeguards with fed reserve authority.
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Martins Ferry
Steve Dara
Dara
ST Clairsville
Belmont County
Belmont Livestock Company
Bucyruss
Bucyrus Libor
Bucyrus Employers Association
Employers of Labor
Columbus
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Ohio
Buckeye
Federal Reserve Board
Tantac heals indigeston and restores vigor for a Falls man
A Falls man recounts rapid recovery after taking Tantac for stomach troubles and weakness. He says it revived his appetite, added ten pounds, ended night sweats, and made him feel like a happy, active boy again. The ad notes Tantac is sold in Eltra by J Adolphis Ebert.
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Eltra
J Adolphis Ebert
Advt
Policy Impasse on Tax-Free Securities and Waterways Plan
The proposal prioritizes rediscounts to support loans for basic production and continues restrictions on tax free securities via constitutional amendment. It calls for building farm to market roads before transcontinental highways and supports the Great Lakes St. Lawrence waterway while opposing other waterway developments for transportation reclamation.
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Great Lake St Lawrence
Power shifts to regulate Packers under Sovremmest authority
Officials move to place the Packers within government control under the Sovrermmest and assign regulatory powers to the Department of Agriculture. The plan includes measures for cooperative marketing to support producers and stabilize markets.
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Department of Agriculture
Attorney General rules Norwood law affects crimes after July
Price rules crimes committed before July are not affected by the Norwood law effective that date empowering trial judges to fix penitentiary terms. Smith plans to prosecute persons illegally using dealers licenses. AG says majors and police judges have final jurisdiction in such cases.
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Columbus
Price
Smith
Cleaning Teeth With Blue Devil Brand Sparks Mixed Reactions
Some consumers praise the Blue Devil product for teeth cleaning while others express preference for different brands. The mixed reception highlights varying results and tastes among users.
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Blue Devil
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