Patriotic rallies urged to counter German and Bolshevik hosts
The piece urges increased patriotic oratory and flag display to counter anti-American propaganda. It criticizes a Madison Square Garden counter protest against Rhine troop plans, calling the event an effort to compromise the United States with its allies and urging more pro American unity and action.
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Coolidge
Madison Square Garden
New York
United States
Rhine
America
Promotion of Foreign Trade Efforts Attract Support And Debate
The administration's push to boost U S foreign trade draws broad support from economists and officials. Plans include export importer surveys, foreign offices aiding American manufacturers, and possible joint exporting agencies. Critics warn against overorganizing and urge balanced buy and sell policies amid tariff debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Secretary of Commerce
Departments of State and Commerce
House
Advertising as the driving force in commerce and truth
Last week E A Wilson defined modern advertising as the art and news ofbusiness that informs and tempts buyers. He argues advertising is a silent salesman, cumulative and truthful, lowering costs and boosting quality while urging readers to act on advertised goods.
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A Wilson
Ten Years Ago Elyria Report Highlights Local Events
Ten years ago in Elyria March 211 Co B of the National Guard examined at their armory by Captain Eysenbaum of the Infantry. A local high school graduate died in Lafayette hospital and was a Purdue student. Citizens protested a fare raise on the ferry to Lorain from 10 to 10 and 20 to 25 cents. Dean Electric installs city police call system. Wilkins Hurst plans store expansion at Sharpbloom. Twelve burglaries in one night, including ex-chief Whitties’ home. A land parcel 2000 acres near Louisville with many buildings and boilers. Camp Taylor seen as a government overreach with losses over 10 million.
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Elyria
Ohe
Eysenbaum
Béth UU
Metropolitan Hotel
Harlo Allen
Lafayette
Hie
Purdue University
Here
Lorain
Lee
Wikins-Hurst Co
Sharpblook
Bll Whitties
Thy
Cleveland
Cty
Louisville
Camp ‘Taylor
ABE MARTIN Ban Cashier Sid Gritts Injury Tale
Abe Martin recalls Sidney Gritts slipping and turning his ankle as he backed into the vault. The piece riffs on taxation and argues that the income tax drives many people to protest its burden.
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Sidney Gritts
Lars
Columbus man Lemuel Gary among convict singers at hotel
Lemuel Gary of Columbus was recognized in a group of convict singers appearing at a hotel. His son William Gary, whom he had not seen for fourteen years, attended, and father called the reunion the happiest period of his life.
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Lemuel Gary
Columbus
William Gary
Government to Sell Camp Taylor in Bits
Louisville announces Camp Zachary Taylor to be sold at auction starting April 25 and continuing daily until all land, buildings, and contents are disposed of by the Louisville Real Estate & Development Co. The sale covers the entire property and its contents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
D C. Clarke
Louisville Real Estate & Development Co
Camp
Zachary Taylor
Robber Shot Dead as Dwelling Bomb Explodes
Chicago reports a robber was wounded fatally by a watchman, a dwelling was bombed, and a woman died in a mysterious explosion. Police investigate the sequence of events and identify possible motives.
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Chicago
Robbery attempt fire and explosion leave deaths and injuries
Robbers try to break into Adler Packing Co offices. one shot dead by watchman Carey Maxson. A blast and house fire follow, with Mrs Frances Schirmer 65 found dead across a trunk. In the district a bomb injures two and damages several homes. Mexico City notes protest against a Chihuahua prohibition bill. merchants fear ruin from drastic liquor law.
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Adler Packing Co
Carey Maxson
Frances Schirmer
International News Service
Mexico City
National Chamber of Commerce of
Chihuahua
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American Newspaper Publishers Association
A E Clayden
Fifth Ave
John W. Hunter
Marquette
Psychology
Dean Electric Co
Abe Martin
Camp Taylor
Bits
Eastern Heights Land Co
Chronicle-Telegram
Allen-Hartzell-Dibble Comany
Medina
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BIG Farm Agency
Spencer
Goodrich
Goodrich Tires
Silvertown
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