Whatsoever a Man Soweth Reaps Germany’s Crimes
A blunt exhortation echoing the biblical rule that actions reap consequences. The piece denounces Germany for wartime crimes, arguing the German people shared responsibility for Kaiserism and must face judgment. It stresses retribution for misery, death, and famine caused in Flanders and France and the seas.
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God
Man
Germany
America
Kaiserism
Prussia
Flanders
France
Rile the Bill to Tax the Poor in Ohio
A political editorial denounces the Chester bill to tax wages over thresholds in Ohio. It warns a 1 percent tax on income 1,000 to 4,000 and 2 percent above 4,000, prompting creation of a state tax machine. It urges lawmakers to defeat the proposal, comparing to colonial taxation and citing Kerensky.
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House of Representatives
Paul Prys
Shylock
Simon Legree
Boston
Ohio tax bill ties to teachers pay debate
A state lawmaker who pushed an income tax bill is seen as targeting teachers as overpaid, while contrasting cultural traits of dogs, noting bulldogs’ lack of whining and comparing Britain's symbolic canine to Germany's dachshund.
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Ohio
Great Britain
Germany
Does advertising pay you the buyer in the American market
The piece argues advertising pays the consumer by delivering better goods at fair prices, offering protection against the unscrupulous, saving time and effort, raising quality standards, and informing buyers of new products. It urges readers to read ads and buy advertised goods, emphasizing brands as a pledge of integrity.
First group picture of Harding cabinet on White House lawn
The White House hosted the first cabinet session with a group photo. In the lineup standing from left to right are Albert Fall Wit H Hays H M Daugherty Henry Wallace Herbert Hoover and James J Davis. Seated from left to right are John Weeks Andrew W Mellon Charles E Hughes Warren G Harding Calvin Coolidge and Edwin Denby.
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Harding
White House
Albert Fall
Wit H. Hays
H. M. Daugherty
Henry €. Wallace
Agriculture
Herbert Hoover
Commerce
James J. Davis
John
Twenty Five Years Ago Elyria Sifts News and People
Elyria notes from March 13 include Dr James Hedley scheduled to speak on Heroes and Heroism at the M E church. A horse died after sliding down Cascade street embankment due to rubbish on a side hill. Elyria’s debt stood at 31000 with a tax rate of 23 mills, yet some taxpayers complained. Antiquated street cars drew criticism. Lorain papers urged higher fare to deter newcomers to the steel plant. Ellsworth Biggs joined Lake Shore railway in Florida as frost and freeze devastated orange and early crops. A special train carried Elyria citizens to Cleveland to see Nate Yokwin at the opera house.
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Elyria
James Hedley
M. E. Church
Lorain
Ellsworth Biggs
Lake Shore Railway
Florida
Former Russian ruler leads new revolt from Kronstadt
A Copenhagen report says Alexander Kerensky, formerly premier of the Russian Provisional Government toppled by the Bolsheviks in 1917, is now directing a new uprising against the Bolshevik regime from Kronstadt near Petrograd.
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Copenhagen
Alexander Kerensky
Kronstadt
Petrograd
Observers column notes bailiff seeks missing multigraph letters
Elyria March 12 Court bailiff Charles Heiman seeks the individual who disturbed the multigraph in the bailiff office. Someone upset the steel letters and the letters were beautifully pied. Heiman spends spare time sorting letters and struggles to separate p g and 4d from each other, a task a printer could assist quickly.
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Elyria
Charles Heiman
Heiman
Lorainites See Plane Maneuver
Lorain residents along Broadway and business districts watched an aeroplane perform a vivid display over Lake Erie. The bright craft dazzled onlookers as it glided west, dived toward the lake then reversed course. The aviator waved frantically at spectators before accelerating away carrying a message.
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Lorain
Broadway
Lake Erie
Tohn Ericsson Day Celebrated by Swedes
Memories of the Civil War and the Monitor and Merrimack battle were recalled at the annual John Ericsson Day celebration under the Swedish Republican League of Illinois. The evening banquet will feature speakers Senators Hiram Johnson McCormick McKinley Lenroot and Governor Len Small of Illinois.
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International News Service
Aurora
Stork and Birthday Party Held in North Ridgeville
A combined stork and birthday gathering was hosted Wednesday at the home of Mrs. M in North Ridgeville. Fifteen ladies and fifteen children attended, a luncheon was served, and attendees enjoyed an afternoon of sociable celebration.
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North Ridgeville
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