President Urged Quick Trade Pact With Soviet Russia
Washington reports a committee of the American Commerce Association urged President Wilson to seek immediate trade with Soviet Russia and to secure governmental support. The committee members included Werner Merz, E J Higgins, Mulvahill, Schoen, and Fred C Williams. Extensions for corporate income tax returns were announced with a May deadline and a March 13 estimated payment due.
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Washington
Saviet Rus
Sident
Industrial Meet Readies Report in Washington
Washington March 6 President Uson's second industrial conference plans to submit a report this week. The claim bills say it would be the greatest test ever made. Springfield March 5 Carlisle reports a fire department stoppage due to a dispute over the appointment of a chief. Millersburg March 3 Robert L. 3 son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel I. was killed when caught in a drive wheel of a masoning engine driving a washing machine.
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Ndustrial
Washington
Uson
Martin H. Glynn
New York
Springfield
Carlisle
Here
Anthors
Department
Lage Council
Millersburg
Robert 1
Samuel i
Safe and Speedy Rheumatism Remedy Promise
An advertised two week treatment offers money back if relief is not felt. Buyers are urged to obtain Rheuma from a druggist, use the entire bottle, and request refund if satisfaction is not achieved. The ad emphasizes non narcotic use and claims kidney action aids uric acid elimination.
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C. W.W. Phillips
Worcester
C.ow. Phillips
Old Chris Columbus Gould Have Been Rich
A sensational promotion explains compound interest through historical figures and savings stamps. It claims 6100 invested at 4 percent, semi annual compounding, would today rival billions, and urges saving with War Savings and Thrift Stamps for youth. It stresses long-term growth and the value of starting early to fund college.
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Columbus
Spain
Plymouth Rock
Ohio Maintains Lead in War Savings Stamps Drive
Washington report shows 1919 War Savings Stamp totals place Ohio on top nationwide. Ohio sales reach 22,055,923 dollars with per capita 4.16, more than two and a half times the national average. New York and Illinois follow. officials expect Ohio to retain leadership into 1920 amid postmaster efforts.
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Washington, D. C
Treasury Department
Ohio
Buckeye
New York
Ilinois
Pennsylvania
Indiana
New England
District of Columbia
H.P. Wolfe
Modern Woodmen Boost 1920 Thrift Movement
Modern Woodmen of America lodges across Ohio pledge to promote thrift and aid the War Savings program in 1920. Lodges from Marting Fer Camp to New Philadelphia endorse efforts and individuals subscribe to U S treasury savings certificates.
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Columbus
Woodmen of America
Ohio
Ohio War Savings Committee
United States Treasury Savings
Marting
Sheffield Lake Village incorporation vote planned
Lorain Ohio residents of Sheffield Township will vote March 1 on whether to incorporate as Sheffield Lake Village. The measure asks voters to decide if the area should become a separate municipality and govern itself.
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Lorain
Sheffield
Sheffield Lake
Novel sport costumes feature silk skirts and white blouses
The piece describes new sport costumes including a silk sports skirt and simple white blouse with crocheted coatees in wool. A novel design shows long fringe over the hips and edging the panels, offered in rose blue green orange and purple. In other news Mrs Annie Metoff 91 buried at Salem after funeral arrangements in Lorain.
Ohio Man Discovers Modern Ether Compound For Corns
A Cincinnati genius claims a freezone ether compound loosens any corn so it lifts out with the fingers. Apply a few drops, relieve tenderness, and the corn shrivels and lifts away without pain. Advertises as preventing infections and deaths from self treatment.
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Cincinnati
High Price of Sugar Sparks Impeachment Talk
President Wilson and Attorney General Palmer are accused by Rep Campbell of enabling high sugar costs. Rep Tinkham's resolution seeks a judiciary committee investigation with possible impeachment action, aiming to summon Palmer and report back to the House. Debates over two hours are planned with potential Republican votes for adoption.
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Blaie Palmer
Wilson
Washington
Palmer
Campbell
Kansas
Campball
Tinkham
House Judiciary Committee
Ee Rene Eee Es
Judiciary Committee
House
They Send Back Checks After Cleveland Robberies
Checks totaling 160 dollars taken in recent holdups in Cleveland were recovered and returned to Nathaniel Barsky and Ed Keller of Ashtabula. The thieves dropped the checks in a Cleveland post office box and the items were mailed back to the local postmaster and then to Barsky and Keller.
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Ashtabula
Nathaniel Barsky
Ed Keller
Cleveland
Barsky
Keller
Norwalk Teachers Get Raise and Step Increases
Norwalk teachers receive a $100 annual raise with three single teachers getting $200 more. Next year salaries rise 20 to 25 percent, based on the current school year salary schedules as set by the school board.
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Norwalk
Secret Service Chief Harry Moffitt Dies in Oakland
Harry M. Moffitt, chief of the United States secret service in San Francisco for fifteen years, died in Oakland at forty seven. He had forty four years in the service and was renowned for his work against counterfeiters.
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Oakland
Cal
Harry M. Moffitt
United States
Secret Service
San Francisco
Freckle Treatment Adverts Claim Promises of Improvement
Fragmentary notice claims a freckle treatment with double strength preparation and a refund guarantee. Advertised products promise improved appearance and possible fading freckles with continued use. The text mentions a physician as a reference and asserts visible results in some cases.
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Marcantile Bureau of Chamber of Commerce
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Mane
Atate Auklagista
Annie Metoff
Salem
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