American Valuation Tariff Debate Splits National Trade Voices
An 1892 era discussion in Washington centers on the American Valuation clause in a tariff bill. Importers, large retailers, and manufacturers clash over labor costs and consumer prices, with concern for protecting American labor while avoiding monopoly power from skewed tariffs. The piece notes metropolitan papers often defend their advertising influence and calls for tariffs to reflect labor cost differences.
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Congress
Washington
Old Country
America
Germany
United States
Austria
France
France Joins Hague Conference Amid Mixed Hopes
The article notes France will attend the Hague talks hoping for solutions to global issues, but insists on the right to withdraw at any time. It argues governments seek face-saving excuses and warns that a blame game among nations blocks progress. It also mentions Paris worries about Russia's economic order, affecting its stance.
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France
the Hague
Central
Europe
Paris
Russia
Unanimous Call for Special Session on Ex-Service Men Bonus
Governor Davis orders a special legislative session to fund the remaining balance of a $25,000,000 bonus plan for ex-service men. A district senator said he would back relief if needed, but indicated the legislature is united and his help would not be required. The bonus bill faced committee delays yet gained broad support once brought to the floor.
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Davis
Exchange of Compliments Signals Chicago Law Chief Clash
A minister named as Chicago’s chief law enforcer sparked debate as he preached crime controls and accused the Chicago Tribune of lying. The Tribune countered by detailing the preacher’s shortcomings while crime continued with few effects from the clash.
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Chicago
Chicago Tribune
Tribune
YESTERDAYS IN UHLU AND LOCAL NOTES 1933
A collage of historical notes from 1933 outlines events, figures, and public life. Mentions George W Huck and Seventh District representation, Home Guards activity, crop damage from rain, and presidential campaign chatter. Includes brief reminders of birthdays, upcoming races, and social scenes.
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George W Huck
Bataia
Home Guards Movement
Obo
James WoCox
San Francesco
Vacation tales and rivalries in a cluttered telegraph
Komical telegrams recount a late night party that kept the Chinese cook awake and a joking remark about Canada as a temporary retreat. The column jokes about high earners in Canada, a planned fishing caper, and a fish tale involving Charlie Hancock and Harry Calvert.
Seventieth Anniversary of Henry Cla Oprm Death
Readers note the seventieth anniversary of Henry Cla Oprm’s death. Inset State in Canada and Kansas City events are mentioned, with focus on ceremonial observances and local notices.
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Henry Cla
Canada
Kansas City
Resorts Lure Elyrians and Local Marriage Report
Years ago the Lake Breeze Hotel on the Lake Shore and Randall's Grove were popular resorts for tired Elyrians during the hot season. Dwight Rockwell of Elyria and Mrs Georgie Adama of Cleveland were married by Dr Morgan of Trinity Cathedral. Arrangements were mauve for a park band concert on July 4 but no further celebration occurred. The Weekly Republican criticized the village council for ignoring a petition from 200 citizens protesting hogs inside village limits. Charles Wilson, then a resident on Case Road, awoke and encountered a man lying in the grass as two others rose from the ground.
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Lake Breeze Hotel
Lake Shore
Randall's Grove
Dwight Rockwell
Elyria
Georgie Adama
Cleveland
Dr. Morgan
Trinity Cathedral
Republican
Charles Wilson
Gunfire injures man as suspect flees
An attacker shot Wilson in the right thigh as he retreated into a house. Witton fired back but the assailants escaped. The next day a man named Davis was arrested on suspicion and held on $2,000 bond. The article also notes Japanese hotels offering a blessing from Confucius. It mentions iron in the blood of forty two men capable of making a 24 pound ploughshare.
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Wilson
Waas
Witton
Davis
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