Campaign chatter across states on peace and profit tax
The report surveys Democratic and Republican rhetoric in March political events. Gov Cox attacks partisan plots over the peace treaty and urges tax reforms including repeal of excess profits tax and inheritance taxes. Allen criticizes wartime policy and advocates a federal budget and rail priorities. Bryan starts preprimary campaigning in Lincoln while Republican stalwarts discuss railroad ownership and national commissions. Senator Borah proposes a pre nomination spending cap of 920000 with penalties.
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Chicago
Befare UN Troquois Clad
James x. Cox
Ghia
Tunudin
Hirstead
Senate
Gov. Cox
Marvel Oatlen Lb. Mills
New York
Nacional Republican
Addres Women's Republics Club
Mar
Mie
Wilson
Trenty
League of Nations
Dangor
Maine
Mayendelegar
Eigin
Ap de Wepahi
Leagalytton
United States
James Watson
Nnditna
Havita
Congress
Dope on Third Basemen Shapes Major League Prospects
A long examination of third base prospects across the National and American leagues notes limited top caliber incumbents. It discusses Barbare, Gardner, Joe, Meusel, and Meisel, with focus on strengths, weaknesses, and the unsettled team decisions shaping final cuts and potential regulars.
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Barbare
St. Louis
Chicago
Charlie Deal
Milton Stork
Weaver
White Sox
Larry Gartner
Vitt
Gardner
Sitfur
Boston
Beaton
Ivo
Frank Frisch
Fenster
Falr
Joer
Bobby Meisel
Meusel
Bradley
Denny
Merman
Brookyas
Johnston
Dodgers
Local 481 approves new wage scale for drivers and laborers
The article notes a wage scale adopted by Local No. 481 Teamster and endorsed by the International Brotherhood of Labor affiliated federation, effective April 1, 1920. It lists daily and hourly rates for teamsters, foremen, truck drivers, and various material handling jobs, with overtime and holiday provisions.
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International Breacad
Ameri
Iederada of
M. Moore
Extension of Limit for Holding Stock Asked
Chicago March 26 an extension of time in the law prohibiting whippers from holding stock longer than 78 hours wither land or rinse was advocated at the region of the
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Chicago
National Livestock Exchange Hides and Market Extension
National Livestock Exchange reports hides traded today amid cautious activity as observers note a 36 hour extension in the conference leading to shifts in market tone and prices. Officials from major livestock firms weighed in on supply, demand, and future pricing.
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National Livestock Exchange
Young Turks Instigate Murder of Armenians
London reports in March that Armenian leaders in exile accuse the Young Turks government of mass killings. Archbishop Shaln, meeting in London, confirms Armenian charges and seeks international intervention to halt the alleged slaughter of tens of thousands within the empire.
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London
Agerbaijon
Shaln
Tranivan
Freckles March Remedy Promises Clear Skin
March proves tough for freckles but a remedy offers quick results. An ounce of Othine double strength from your druggist is claimed to fade freckles and vanish blotches with nightly applications. Money back if it fails, urging readers to act now before summer.
Armenian frontier evacuees press frontier claims
The Armenian front reports thousands displaced as villages along the Armenian Azerbaijan line face pressures. An archbishop cites December tolls near 14,000 Armenians at Afonlig while frontiers remain vaguely defined, fueling fears of repeated clashes and sacred-site redirection.
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Miles
Alimadon
Ariba
Ife
Afonlig
Azerbaijan
Ariteniaa
Téerpiorg
Ee Archbishov
Armea
Final Warning Urges Early Coal Purchases for Next Winter
In Washington on March 26 the coal commission warned that stabilization of the coal supply hinges on spring and summer purchases and storage. The executive order transfers the commission’s work to the Council of National Defense as organized industry pledges to buy coal this summer. President Wilson has urged department heads to secure coal for winter use at an early date.
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Waliington
Jutlands
Bituminous Coal Commission
Novermental
Manney
Wilson
Ent
Theie Cluties
Couneil of
National Defense
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Wilsas
Martin Charged With Murder of Veteran in Prescott Case
Prescott March 26 Niehah Martin faced trial on a murder charge over the death of a Canadian World War veteran whose charred body was found last October in the Yavapai desert west of Seligman Arizona. Hallmarked evidence shows Martin traveled by automobile from Chicago to Winslow Arizona last fall near the time of the alleged crime and was found in possession of the victim's property.
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Prescott
Ariz
Niehah Martin
Arthite de Steaader
Conadian
Yapaval
Seligman
Martin Wra
Yeltem
Cal
Martin
Chicago
Winslow
Aviz
Iast
Brammitt Advertises High Liberty Bond Prices
Brammitt of 2417 Hudson Avenue posts in a local notice that he pays the highest prices for Liberty Bonds. The brief alert targets collectors and investors, inviting engagement and appraising bond values offered by Brammitt.
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Brammitt
Hudson Avenue
Liberty
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