Congress Plans Early Tariff and Tax Action For Germany
The article surveys U S plans to address labor disputes in meat packing via mediation arbitration and the push for tariffs and tax measures. It notes President Harding summoning Congress and explores German Versailles reparations, Rhineland tariffs, and looming international trade moves as well as Ireland peace prospects and Russia Britain Poland relations.
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Harding
United States
Paris
Poland
Rhineland
Rail labor board faces data overload over wage cuts
The government railroad labor board struggles to manage a vast data load as it weighs wage reductions. Shippers and public groups seek a hearing voice, while a broader issue mirrors tensions in the packing industry amid ongoing disputes.
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Getting Work for Veterans American Legion helps ex soldiers find jobs
The American Legion reports 400000 World War I veterans unemployed in the U S as of March 1 down from a peak over 500000 after January 1. Its employment agencies nationally aid veterans, curb urban migration, and push farm movement. veterans retain seniority rights when returning to work. It notes nearly a year to regain prewar industrial pace.
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American Legion
New York
United States
Legion
American Legion Weekly
The
Gridder Successes in Business Thrive on Tenacity
Former college stars like Princeton’s Big Bill Edwards and Brickley excel in finance and brokerage. Yale’s Clifford Black and Princeton’s Tenney head banks and Wall Street firms. They credit football with teaching tenacity, discipline, and clean play as prime business prep.
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New York
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Black
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Intercollegiate Sports Notes Preview Key 1921 Links
Pennsylvania and Cornell plan a dual track meet in Ithaca on May 14. Navy eyes Penn State game on Franklin Field November 12. Willard Dempsey bout rumored for Hog Island. Talbot Hunter to coach Army hockey lacrosse and soccer. Fiske Brown named captain of Harvard wrestling. Scotty Hugh named West Virginia wrestling captain. Columbia fencing chooses G M Reaves as captain. Arion Guy sold to H K Devereaux. Maryland sets 92 racing days this year. Annapolis may send team to Penn Relays if allowed.
Baseball News Roundup Of Transfers And Tryouts
Diamond Yarns Josh Billings of the Cardinals seeks a Coast league move. Robie’s Dodgers see weight change. Washington fans face higher grandstand prices. Lalonge, Kansas City bound catcher, seeks reinstatement after independent play. Cardinals trade catcher Dunn to Milwaukee. Toledo A A ships Wilholt to Memphis in the Southern league. Barney Dreyfuss targets 1921 NL pennant. Seattle reportedly wants Ed Spencer as catcher. Gibson trusts Zinn to bolster Pirates pitching. Puckee, Mayetta Indian, to trial as Piedmont league umpire. Dodgers expect big things from Post. Rowland hunts players, eyeing Giant and Yankee castoffs. Harvard guard Brocker seeks pitching spot. Kelly may join Syracuse Internationals for seasoning. Michigan considering felony for baseball betting or athlete bribery. Clarence Schalk signs with St Joseph Western league for tryout. Lee Fohl cautions on heavy training and barnstorming. Sam Wilson of Lehigh signed by Pirates. Dixie Walker aligns with Cardinals. Dixie Davis with Browns. Dreyfuss guests second baseman near Mason and Dixon line. Offers for Roger Hornsby possible. Hamilton Mint league taps O Rourke as manager. Cobb and Hornsby to try out with Little Rock. Cobb from DeQueen Alabama. Hornsby from Booneville Park.
Tanlac credited by veteran wife in Los Angeles relief
Mrs. Nancy Sharp of Los Angeles says Tanlac healed twelve years of indigestion and nervous insomnia after six bottles. She reports restored appetite, steady sleep, increased strength, and plans to share the remedy widely. Tanlac is sold by leading druggists.
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New Yorker Traces Family Roots in Maine Village
A New Yorker travels to a rural Maine village to research an ancestor. He visits a house where an elder on the porch refuses to recall a relative, calling him a fool who once drove a six horse circus wagon up a blind alley.
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Maine
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promises Systemic Relief
An ad explains that Hall's Catarrh Medicine strengthens the body against frequent head colds by cleansing the flood, acting through the blood to reduce mucous inflammation, and restoring normal conditions. It notes internal use and that druggists carry it with circulars available free from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio.
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F. J. Cheney & Co
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Brute Banter Sparks Birthday Wire Joke
In a humorous exchange from the Buffalo Express, Mrs. Dibbs contemplates sending a photograph to a Chicago friend as a birthday greeting while Mr. Dibbs laments the high cost, arguing the charge depends on the sender’s face lines.
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Ambiguous Line Sparks Curious Historical Note
A fragmentary remark suggests a historical context about early U S mat rimony and a budding genius noted for indifference to frosts. The terse wording leaves key details unclear but hints at a notable figure connected with early American scientific or mathematical circles.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Credited
Mrs. Haydock of Chicago credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with saving her from an operation for a female ailment. She says four doctors urged surgery, but after long treatment she improved and has remained well, recommending the remedy to others.
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Chicago
Ill
Bydia E. Pinkham
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