Secretary Jardine urges business to aid farmers in crisis
Secretary of Agriculture Jardine told the United States Chamber of Commerce that American business must address farm problems by studying freight rate structures and adjusting policies to meet long term economic changes. Admiral Leigh Palmer urged subsidies to aid the merchant marine and keep ships competitive with foreign rivals.
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Washington
Jardine
United States Chamber of Commerce
United States
Leigh C. Palmer
Emergency Fleet Corp
Fleet Corporation
Admiral Palmer
Regular meeting of Grafton Parent Teacher Association scheduled
The Grafton Parent Teacher Association will hold its regular meeting May 25 in the school building with the usual program. Members are urged to attend.
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Grafton
Grafton Parent Teacher Association
E. A. Kelley
P. M. Hullinger
Chicago
Kelley
Frankie Green
Toledo
Fred Volk
McKee
Elyria
William Bryant
H. E. Harrison
LaGrange
William Pfeiffer
McFadden
Physician Recounts Speechless Relief From Remedy Trial
A physician notes a chronic indigestion case improving after a single dose of Mayr's Remedy, enabling the patient to eat foods long avoided. The ad claims the product removes catarrhal mucous and inflammation causing many stomach and intestinal ailments including appendicitis, with a money back guarantee.
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Mayr
Detroit Riot Breaks Out at Briggs Plant
Five thousand Briggs Manufacturing employees rioted after a radical speaker’s address in Detroit Michigan. Roseville police contained the disturbance in twenty minutes, with fifty officers on scene to restore order.
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Detroit
Mich
Briggs Manufacturing Company
Roseville
Aviation Leaders Form New National Transport Group
A new organization with William Wrigley Jr. and Edsel Ford among early backers plans a Chicago base with Detroit and New York offices. Howard E. Coffin to head as president, Clement Keys to chair the executive committee, and Col. Paul Henderson to resign as postmaster general to join as general manager.
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William Wrigley, Jr
Marshall Field IH
Edsel Ford
Curtiss Aeroplane and Moto Co
Wright Aeronautical Corporation
Howard E. Coffin
Hudson Motor Car Company
Detroit
Clement E Keys
Curtiss Company
New York
Paul Henderson
United States
St. Louis
Cleveland
Philadelphia
N, Ohio
Arthur Brisbane
Chicago
Pisa
American Railway
Expresa Ca
Robert Cowie
Cowle
National Air Transport
Bath brightens monument in city park after clean
The soldiers' monument in the city park was washed by order of the Park Commission, restoring its original handsome appearance. District osteopaths meeting in Lorain heard Dr. Keckler of Cleveland speak. A theft of copper bars from a Columbia Steel Co siding is under police inquiry. A tan overcoat was stolen from George Worthington's home. A group of boys on Sixteenth Street caused minor explosions before disappearing.
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Bath
The
Park Commission
Knapp
Wiliams
Lorain County
Lorain
J. Keckler
Cleveland
New York
Columbia Steel Co
Wester Union Telegraph Co
George Worthington
Istreet
Sixteenth Street
Winthrop Women Identify Suspect in Hayward Child Abduction Case
In Winthrop Maine two women identified a photograph of Archie L Italien as the man seen acting near the Hayward cottage last Tuesday in the search for 23 year old Miss Aida Hayward and her abductor. D Clapp 37 of 145 East Bridge Street was injured falling fifteen feet at his brother's barn in LaGrange and taken to Memorial Hospital with suspected back fracture.
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Winthrop, Me
Aida Hayward
Winthrop
Archie L'Italien
Hayward Cottage
D. Clapp
East Bidge Street
LaGrange
Memorial Hospital
War's health toll and tax ideals in Judge Gary speech
Judge Gary criticized war's lingering health impacts and warned of epidemic disease, denouncing harmful political opposition in Congress. He urged lower taxes, praised Coolidge's tax cuts, and argued business overconfidence harms growth while supporting the Philippines remaining part of the United States. He cited 1886 St Louis Browns records and noted sailing costs for next year exceed three quarters of a million dollars.
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Gary
Congress
Coolidge
Philippines
Philippine Islands
United States
Islands
America
Wellington Eagles elect officials for coming year
At the F. C. E. 2 meeting in Wellington on May 22, officers were elected for the next year including Wor thy President H. B. Nallin and Treasurer John Brion. Initiation of several candidates occurred.
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Wellington
Folowing
H. B. Nallin
F. J. Andrews
AB. Curtice
R . Coates
John Brion
Sorensen
C. E. Curtice
M. A. Rady J
W. L. Wadsworth
Joan McKingey
Life and values sermon at dedication service
The speaker mused on what life means, contrasting money and power with a moral ideal. He cited Browning and John Brown, urged earnest living, and warned against mere fleshly pursuits as the choir sang Sanctus and Task by Ashford with George Philpott's fine voice.
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Jay Gould
E. H. Harriman
John Brown
Browning
Earth
Gounod
Geo. Philpott
Ashford
Amundsen seeks return from polar voyage amid wrecked dirigibles
London reports Real Amundsen the Norwegian explorer left Spitz to head toward Alaska in three hydroplane craft. If his planes cannot land on water large enough, he risks a dangerous return across the ice toward the North Pole, potentially twelve miles a day on foot after exhausting supplies. Callec wins in Menico City as he forces oil field strikers back to work under his terms amid threats to seize fields owned largely by American capital.
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Amin
Pole
Alaska
London
Amundsen
Norveae Plorei
North Pole
Maso
Vely
Calles
Menico City
Callec
Huestey
May Run Against Al for Governor May Run Against Al for Governor
Pleas of not guilty voiced in Columbus court for Frank Jory of Toledo and Hekman Manst. Bond set. case continued to May 26. Eggleston's case postponed until Saturday. Local robbery charge mentions Urbartis, tire and battery theft valued at $62 from a garage.
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Columbus
Frank Jor Y
Toledo
Hekman
Fred
Eggleston
Urbartis
Congress Moves to Abolish Federal Trade Commission
The congressional independent bloc launched a move to abolish the Federal Trade Commission on grounds tied to its congressional membership, with the vote and debate unfolding today in Washington.
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Washington
Congressonal “Independent” Bloc
Federal Trade Commission
Congress
Shepherd case trials hinge on juror pool amid disclosures
Reports state a White House visitor discussed the Shepherd case with an unidentified man. Defense counsel says White later swore an affidavit denying his prior identification of a suspect tied to Charles C Farman’s National University of Science. The jury panel remains unsettled as court enters day five with many veniremen rejected and only a few passed.
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White
Shepherd
Charles C. Farman
National University of Science
McChirorock
James C. Callan
Ward
Appare
Ventlem
Very Close Henrietta Camden Junior High Track Meet
Henrietta and Camden Junior High boys edged in a tight meet at Camden school in Elypton. Henrietta totaled 20 2 3 points to Camden 20 1 3 with Schoonard and Mills tied for top individuals at 16 1 3 points and Pataka of Camden close with 9 1 4.
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Henrietta
Camden
Kipton
Camden School
Eipton
Schoonard
Mills
Pataka
Logan
Bram
Hagerman
Groat
Piper Rites Saturday for Conneaut Man Henry Piper
Funeral services for Henry Piper of Conneaut Ohio are set for Saturday at 2 00 PM at his daughter Mrs Walter Woodcocks home 980 West River Street Burial will be at Ridgelawn Cemetery Rev Robbins of Conneaut will conduct the services The death occurred Wednesday at his daughter's home with the family locale given for service and burial plans
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Piper
Henry Piper
Conneaut
Ohio
Walter Woodcock
West River Street
Rev. Robbins of
Conneant
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Market Report Mixed Prices Across Livestock Commodities
Receipts around 400 cattle show a steady market with fat steers near 9 to 11 dollars and cows 4 to 6 as best values. Calves firm at 10 to 1150, sheep and lambs up to 13 for good lambs, hogs higher with Yorkers and middles around 13.25, standard 6.55.
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Cleveland
Breweries push for stronger beer under prohibition era debate
Wheeler argues that 4.40 per cent beer advertised as non intoxicating is in fact 2.5 per cent and still fuels strong drinking. He warns Ontario may move to allow stronger liquors, while saloons profit from beer and aid bootlegging to satisfy thirsty customers. He says brewers funnel money to defeat prohibition.
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Wheeler
United States
Ontario
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