Republicans brace for two inch tariff bill passage
Washington march coverage notes Republican leaders from the West and Midwest seek to push an emergency tariff bill through Congress but face delays and the need for major changes after Wilson veto. Senators warn of possible Democratic filibuster and aim to trim the measure to aid farmers with wheat and other crops.
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J. Bart Campbell
Washington
Wester
Congress
Wilson
Harding
Senate
Willis
Ohio
Cardinal's Last Act Reflects meekness at Little Sisters home
Cardinal Gibbons visited the Little Sisters of the Poor on his last outing before death and blessed the aged residents. His final words contrasted with Cardinal Manning's, recalling loyalty and fading companionship. Denver sports scene eyes a quick return as Jack Kinner stages a National Athlete Club launch at Stockyards Stadium.
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Cardinal Gibbons
Little Sisters of the Poor
International News Service
Denver
Jack Kinner
Uns
Kanner
Stockyards Stadium
Danger in Springtime Care and Health Advice
Dr Copeland urges readers to dress for changing spring weather to avoid illness. He warns that wet feet and chilled bodies invite colds, tonsillitis, and rheumatism, and stresses keeping warm, dry feet, and avoiding sudden clothing changes as spring arrives.
Transportation shortage blamed for enormous Ohio losses
Ohio lawmakers blame transport bottlenecks for last year’s losses to producers and consumers. A resolution seeks Ohio to join the Great Lakes St Lawrence Tidewater Association and push federal action to speed traffic by ship on the Great Lakes and St Lawrence route. Other measures include minors tobacco display rules, railroad grade crossing stops, school sidewalk funding, and judge salary reductions.
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C. H. Haddox
International News Service
Clumbus
Dhink
Ohio
Enor
Harry D. Stiver
Treble County
House
Great Lakes
St. Lawrence
Milo
United
Ates Gensture
Silver
Graham
Muskingum County
Green
Mahoning
Albaugh
Miami County
Boards of Education
Dodge
Union County
Supreme Appellate and
Common Pleas Court
Wilson Peace Conference Plans Criticised by Lansing Book
Washington report notes opposition to Woodrow Wilson’s Paris peace talks after Rob Lansing’s memoir menu public sale. Wilson’s allies say he has not commented publicly while he reads Lansing’s accounts. Separate items discuss French Legion of Honor awards and postwar military demographics in France, the United States, and Britain.
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Washington
Woodrow Wilson
Paris
Robat Lansing
Wilson
Sage Tea and Sulphur Compound Restores Hair Color
The popular Sage Tea and Sulphur Compound promises to restore natural hair color and shine for faded or gray hair. Advertisers claim it darkens gradually, evenly, and invisibly with regular use, available as Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound in drugstores.
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