Statesmanship in Unionism A Gompers Defense
The piece defends Samuel Gompers leadership of American labor by citing his withdrawal from the International Federation of Trade Unions and his stance against autocratic continental models. It praises democratic ideals, opposes revolutionary principles, and argues Gompers rules by American labor statesmanship rather than autocratic rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
International Federation of Trade Unions
Gompers
Jan Oudegeest
International Federation
America
Debs
Revolution and advert for advertising in early 20th century
The piece discusses President Harding, Lodge, and Underwood delaying or preparing to call a special session, framing a constitutional revolution away from royal executive power. It then extols advertising's value in lowering costs, boosting quality, and guiding shoppers through newspaper ads to fair prices and better goods.
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Harding
Congress
Lodge
Underwood
Senate
Washington
Theodore Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
France
Wilson
Europe
Nebuchadnezzar
Hns
United States Senate
Jackson
Unseasonably Warm March Day Sets City Records
New York weather hit 78 degrees at noon on Monday marking the hottest March day on record. Newark and surrounding areas sweltered as a warm south breeze brought an unusually early taste of summer. Park benches filled and crowds gathered while cars streamed into the countryside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Newark
Ceres Island
A Elyria City Update Marks Streets Accepted and Fines Reported
Elyria council approves accepting Vulkan and Irondale streets and Woodford avenue as city streets. Mayor Reety says police court fines brought 1,983 dollars. 77,691 dollars paid to feed prisoners but 966 days worked on streets offset board costs. Junior high exhibition at the opera house features Alvin Plocher Ernest Shupe Horace Nye and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
D. W. Seward Wilton’ T Wilder
Wal- Ham
Mose Garfield
Daisy Wilder
East
Vulkan
Irondale
Woodford Avenue
Reety
Opera House
Alvin J. Plocher
Ernest Shupe
Horace Nye
Blanche Rawson
Ethel Rawson
Luther Emmett
Julia Davidler
Bessie Dar
Helen Vogley
Harry Peck
Bertha Goodspeed
William F. Sudrow
Karl Plocher
Florence
Canine Party Ends in Riot in Elyria
An Irish terrier hosts daily lawn gatherings for neighborhood dogs on Middle Avenue. A rain day porch pillow dispute led to a chaotic pillow tearing incident and the party dispersal when a neighbor waved a broom. The terrier was confined to the cellar with no further comment from John Pekras and his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
John Pekras
Middle Avenue
John
United States Says No Debt Owed to France
Washington officials dismiss Paris newspapers claim that the United States owes France 90 000 francs from the Revolutionary era as absurd. Assistant Secretary Kelley, head of the foreign loans and accounts unit, states treasury records show no unpaid obligations to France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
France
Treasury Department
Treasury
Kelley
Department of Foreign
Community growth plan hinges on selling securities
The proposal aims to help the central station company raise funds by selling securities and garner public cooperation. It describes a pathway to healthy community activity and broader prosperity for all residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Station Company
Lawsuit in Common Pleas Court Awarded Penny Damages
St Clairsville reports in the common pleas court that defendants Strie and Brailly faced a $310 000 damage case after a two day trial. Strie claimed $10 000 in damages from being beaten by Brailly, an undertaker. The jury awarded each party $1 in its verdict.
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ST Clairsville
Strie. Bich
William Brailly
Common Pleas
Eich
Damaes
Strie
Braily
State Highway Man Opens Elyria Office
District Superintendent Harwood Lersch of the State Highway department moves his desk from Columbus to Elyria and takes office in County Engineer Theobald’s courthouse. He orders engineers to live in their districts to stay on the job and supervise work locally. Lersch oversees eight counties including Cuyahoga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyrisa
Harwood Lersch
State Highway Department
Columbus
Theobald
Court House
Jersch
Cuyahoga County
Hoover doubtful over trade with Red Russia
Secretary of commerce Herbert Hoover voiced a pessimistic view on trading with Bolshevik Russia saying that Russian trade would be of little value because Moscow has nothing to offer. The March 21 statement framed expectations for postwar commerce with the Soviet Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Russia
Herbert Noover
Hoover
World Assets Too Small to Sustain Trade
The snippet notes that gold, platinum, or jewelry holdings are so minor there would be no anticipated confinement of trade after they are expended. It emphasizes limited asset value driving no major market impact.
Date Set for Signing Western Union Case
Washington March 21 United States Supreme Court to hear arguments in April on the government suit to force Western Union Telegraph Company to lay its cable at Miami Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States Supreme Court
Western Union Telgraph Company
Miami
Fla
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Lorain County Printing and Publishing Company
Second St. Elyria
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Lorain
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International News Service
Audit Burau of
Bureau of Advertising
American Newspaper Publishers Association
A E Clayden
Fifth Aves
Chicago
John W. Hunter
News of Society
Agaim
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Abe Martin
Lorain County Electric Co
Jeffery-Dewitt Insulator Company
Huntington
W. Va
Starr
Player Music
Gennett Records
Atara Piano 60
Broad St
Chronicle-Telegram
Red Russia
Western Union Cas
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Lorain Institute
Wengton
Kie’ School
Allen-Hartzell-Dibble Company
Medina
C. E. Benett
Mgr
Allen-Esrtzell-Dibble Co
BIG Farm Agency
Spencer
Go-Cart Sale
Weerarmanrner Psnoo Ae
Waco
Harry H. Smith Co
Elyria, Obio
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