What Congress Should Do in an Extraordinary Session
The article urges Congress to fund the war debt by passing a new revenue bill and a budget system, repeal temporary wartime laws, provide for disabled soldiers, and pass appropriation bills, then adjourn. It argues recovery relies on restraint and natural processes, warns against overreaching legislation, and stresses cooperation to restore business and industry.
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Congress
Treasury
Nationalvernment
Peace lingers as Obregon era noted in Mexico
The article reflects on President Obregon's peace in Mexico since 1913, noting the fragile, changing nature of the situation and the need for cautious optimism. It also comments on U S political shifts, Harding's simple inauguration saving funds, and clarifies the roles of Emma Goldman and Alexander Berkman versus soldiers.
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Obregon
Republic of
Mexico
Senor Obregon
Emma Goldman
Alexander Berkman
Trotzky
Emma
Alex
British government delays on United States war debt policy
London reports the government will wait and see on US war debt, delaying cancellation or payment moves. Officials note no immediate plan to underwrite cancellations or accept German bonds. Britain expects President Harding's administration to clarify the debt issue before taking steps.
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WM. L. Mallabar
Internatinal News Service
London
United States
Lord Chalmners
Treasury Department
Washington
U.S
America
Great Britain
Harding
Stoud
Europe
Med McCormick
Ninois
Elyria notes a Tyler property sale and early quarry
Thirty years ago Elyria details a West and Huron street property purchase for 5335 dollars by Schuible brothers, followed by a stone quarry. The report also notes a 25th anniversary for Richard Allen Post G A R with a opera house event and a controversial article by E G Johnson on prohibition.
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Elyria—Schuible Bros
Tyler
Huron Street
Richard Allen Post
Opera House
E. G. Johnson
Republican
George H Lewis
Miss Caro
Easter Visits and Local Shoppers Fill Week
Kipton Simeon Hales traveled to Wellington for Easter to spend time with son Burnie Hales and family. Numerous residents from Canton, Cleveland, Elyria, Oberlin and Wakeman visited relatives here or shopped locally. Easter activities included concerts, dental visits, and a hand sale hosted by the WC T U with various family gatherings noted.
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Simeon Hales
Wellington
Burnie Hales
Sogihuen
J. E. Davidson
Lewis Baker
Canton
C. D. Barness
Bohrer
Elyria
Hill
J. J. Barry
John Webber
Larne Edwards
Circle Hach
Cleveland
A. H. Lee
Wakeman
Norman Lee
Jack
Thomas Grogan
Frank Davidson
A. W. Davidson
Mildred
Clyde Hack
P T. Rooney
Paul J. Weeks
Little Sister
XN. J
WC. T. U
Hassler
Amherst
John Hand
Frank
James Davidson
Callie Bronson
Eester
Mabel Bronson
Dayton
Jacob Albright
Oberlin
Robert Davidson
Otto Geist
Adam Geist
ABE MARTIN Riff on Short Stories and War Origins
The column lampoons long winded tales and recalls a moral about war’s origins tied to who began it. It leans into humor and civic reflection with a Texas voice and folksy humor.
Easter musical program and local obituaries in iA Porte
A church Easter program featured Mrs Blanche Crippen Mrs Verne Martin Mary Miller Mrs Ruth Dewhurst Mrs Alta Dirlam Mrs Paul Hamlin and Miss Ella Reisinger. Funeral services were held for Mrs Ted Robson who died March 24 and for Morris F Hawkins who died last Friday night. Burial at Columbia and Butternut Ridge followed. George Pickard and E C Worthington also noted with local ties and a special township election for centralized school buildings set for May 24. Various local visits, relocations and health notes fill the rest of the report.
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Blanche Crippen
Verne Martin
Mary Miller
Ruth Dewhurst
Alta Dirlam
Paul Hamlin
Ella Reisinger
Ted Robson
Robson
Morris F. Hawkins
Bu Él Tuedas
Columbia
Llawns
George Pickard
Butternut Ridge
Pickard
France
Elyria Post
American Legion
E. C. Worthington
Ithica
Mich
Walter Menshki
New York
Harrs Jackson
Oberlin
Arthur Dirlam
Thomas Craft
Cleveland
Commander James Charles Receives Cunard Honor
Sir James Charles, commander of the Cunard liner Aquitania, is named hostess of honor and commodore of the company's meet. He marks forty one years at sea and remains a prominent figure for the traveling public.
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James Charles
Cunard
Aquitanta
Viviani Silent On Mission Talks With Harding
Rene Viviani the ex premier of France refused to reveal the exact purpose of his U S mission during a New York interview. The discussion centered on Americas attitude toward a modified league of nations and its likely topic with President Harding. James W Gerard translated the exchange. The piece notes harsh views on Russia.
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New York
Rene Viviani
France
United States
America
League of Nations
Harding
James W. Gerard
Germany
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