Two Lists of Candidates For Mayor and Councilmen
In the July 21 1921 edition voters see two candidate lists for Mayor and Councilmen. One group includes current councilmen seeking re election and backing a gas ordinance with an emergency clause. Winslow voted no on the electric price increase which was defeated by the people. The alternate list features challengers demanding a choice for voters including J C Hazelton, Charles W Tattersall and others across wards.
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Winslow
Names of candidates for city council
A newspaper column lists current council members and challengers for the city council race. The piece argues current council voting led to gas price increases and an emergency clause, and cites a referendum that defeated an electricity measure. It urges voters to choose representatives who act for all citizens rather than special interests.
National Forestry Policy Hearings In Chicago
The national forestry policy committee of the United States Chamber of Commerce welcomes the hearings on forestry problems at the Union League Club in Chicago. The organization seeks broad information and aims to mobilize public opinion for expanded forestry measures.
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National Forestry Policy Committee
United States
Chameer of Ree
Union League Club
Chicago
Federal policy hearings seek reforestation and new forests
The Chicago Daily Tribune notes hearings in major cities to craft a federal policy for developing new forests for commercial use. It cites timber decline from 800 million to 200 million acres in seventy years and urges steps to avoid dependence on foreign supplies while promoting regrowth and mapped lumber growth.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Spokane
Portland
Seattle
Tacoma
San Francisco
Michigan
Chicago Daily Tribune
The Effect of Protective Tariff on American Export
Ili Carroccio argues that a high protective tariff harms exports and worsens the economy. The piece links tariffs to cascading financial strain, reduced purchasing power, and international credit issues, urging a focus on root causes rather than blanket protectionism.
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Teaccs Agalps
Orde
Ital
United States
Samce
Hincord
Ili Carroccio
Kaban
Unclear text on wage cuts and unemployment
Fragmentary report notes wage reductions among workers and attributed unemployment in the United States to these proportional cuts. Mentions Italy and San Francisco in broken wording.
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Italan
San Francis
Yesterday's Ohio Chronicles a Quiet Retrospective
A compact history summary noting 1742 figures Joan Crewe and jurist Stommes with a 1814 death, 1824 Fort Vieigs siege cited, 1859 and 1875 birth and event markers for Gen Proctor and Stanley Matthews, and 1897 Ohio National Guard formation with D W Caldwell linked to Lake Shore and western rail network in Cleveland.
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Joan Crewe
Stommes
Puchase
Korreenaad
Cuancanar
Proctor
Fort Vieigs
Stanley Matthews
Oho
Supreme Cour of
Gincimont
Washington ,DC
Ohio National Guard
Sprimefield
D W Caldwell
Lake Shore & Wichigac Southern Raicar
Cleveland
Bryan backs Prohibition campaign for president
A year ago today William J Bryan announced the Prohibition bid for the presidency. Resolute defeated Shamrock IV in the third race to win the American Cup.
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William J Bryan
Resolute
Shamrock IV
Notable Birthdays Highlight Religious Leaders and Officials
The notice lists several figures born on this date: the mother of the present King of Spain, Edgar Prestom Hill former secretary of education for the Presbyterian Church, Most Rev Edward J Hamma archbishop of San Francisco, Anza A Gordon president of the Raconal WCTU. The locations Pontiac Rochester Boston are noted with ages ranging from 50 to 68.
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Spain
Edgar Prestom Hill
The
Presbyterian Church
Pontiac
Todany
Edward J Hamma
Archbshop
San Francisco
Rochester
Anza A Gordon
Raconal Wctu
Boston
National events mark Burns anniversary and battles
Today many observances occur including the 100th anniversary of Burns death and the anniversary of Bull Run. The U S House of Representatives votes on a tariff bill as the Northfield School session opens in East Northfield Massachusetts and a three day camp meeting led by a renowned evangelist gathers crowds at Waironga Lake. A drive to create a Confederate Memorial Park at Manassas is announced on the battlefield anniversary.
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Belmum
Robert Burns
Sarseth
Bull Run
Manasens
Pnes
National House of Representatives
Northfeld Summar School of Reizous Education
Wille
Remembering notable figures in a changing town
Abe Martin recalls a time with few standout local figures as Stew Nugent returns from the Rhine and observes a town lacking funds to achieve what he fought for. The piece notes skepticism about money and ambition amid wartime legacy.
30 Years Ago Reminiscence From Elvia Area Notes
George Parker a mail carrier received a bookcase and ex carrier Fred Wagner a banquet lamp as patrons of the route. John H Faxon, 75, died at his home on Widd 8 avenue after fifty one years in Elvira. The Baptist picnic at Ruggles Brook and the Viethodists to Vermilion. City Council authorized the opera house manager to purchase a piano for entertainments. Elvia's first courthouse a frame building moved from Middle and Broan to east of the Topliff Hotel later became a store and home to the Presbyterian church now Congregational when organized.
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George Parker
Fred Wagner
John H Faxon
Widd
Elvria
Elviia’s
Middle
Broan Street
Sharp
Topliff
Presbyterian Church
Congregational Church
Whistlin Superstitions Compared in Miners’ Districts
In mining areas the old belief that whistling invites disaster is noted as the best known danger linked to whistling in mines. The article explores how workers fear calls and echoes might attract accidents or misfortune underground.
Hoover on unemployment across Europe and America
The secretary of commerce claims Europe has 4 300 000 idle workers excluding Russia and the Balkans, a figure he uses to comfort U S unemployed. He argues postwar difficulties, not the war’s end, drive American job losses and blames trusts and capitalists for high living costs and labor struggles.
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Hoover
Europe
Russia
Balkans
Atlantic
America
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American Newspaper Publishers Association
New York
A. E. Clayden
Fifth Ave
John W. Hunter
Marquette
Advertising Society
Alayor
James A. Hewitt
J C Hazelton
Charles W. Tattersall
John Halpin
Loomis F. Andrus
F. R. Cattle
John A. Winslow
George Stark
Asaph Jones
Gerald Wartin James C Scott George Rhoads
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Wm. Chill Gwillim Jones
J. A. Rawson
Cora E. Ensign
George D. Bush
Second Ward
Z. W. Carson
H. D. Bradley
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Taily Editorial Digest
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Consolidated Press Association Commercial Bank
Washnotgon, DC
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Abe Martin
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Vermilion
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Weaders
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