The Consumer Pays In Tariff Debate
The New York Times notes Senator McCumber avoids strong support for the emergency tariff. It argues the consumer bears the cost and warns that protected interests claim the duty is paid by foreigners while urging Republicans to admit taxation by tariff. The piece criticizes protectionist logic and favors transparent costs.
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New York Times
McCumber
Woose
Senate
Giith
Time Market Club
American Protective League
Robert P. Porter
Flican
Man's Wants and the Hunt for Things of Value
The poem by Walt Mason reflects on human desire for wealth fame and material goods. It argues that invention and progress arise from wants even as people mock the idea yet note how science and industry bring light comfort and novelty like telephones and motors. The verse ends with a warning that without wants the world would fail.
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Dong
Luna
Walt Mason
Sulphur Cure Claims Quick Relief for Itchy Skin
An advertisement extols a sulphur treatment for itching and skin eruptions. It promises rapid subduing of irritation, cooling relief, and healing to leave clear skin, claiming superiority over other remedies. The copy emphasizes pleasant use and quick results.
Labor Opposes Recognition of Soviet Russia in AFL Meeting
In Cincinnati on May 10 the AFL executive council prepared data for the Denver convention arguing labor cannot support recognizing the Soviet government. Gompers presented material from Secretary Hughes and State Department notes, alleging the Soviet regime persecutes trade unions.
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Cincinnati
Executive Council
The
American Feeration of Labor
Denver
Gompers
Hughes
State Department
Russia
Pang
Council
Patient recovering after appendicitis surgery
The patient recently operated on for appendicitis is making steady improvement and will likely stay in the hospital for several more days.
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Tthe Hospital
Poles Fire On French Officer In Kosel Frontline Fight
Insurgent Polish forces crossed the Oder and captured Kosel after hard fighting in Upper Silesia. The French control officer sheltered in barracks but was fired upon by Poles. Widespread panic as Poles drive Germans from Krandrzin station after three days of combat.
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Associated Press
Oppeln
Upper Silesia
Oder
Kosel
Inter-Allied Commission
Krandrzin
Partners Are Improved After Illness in Memorial Hospital
Mr. Seddon Lacy recovering from pleurisy at Memorial Hospital returns to his home on North Braddock Street. His news partner, Mr. Victor Arthur, is also reported improving after illness.
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Seddon Lacy
Memorial Hospital
North
Braddock Street
Victor Arthur
Agres
Haddox Terrace
Good & Company
Shianeluts
Fr T
Pittsburgh
Rally at Rest Church Educational Service May Fifteenth
A rally at Rest Church gathers Ridgeway congregations for a 3 p m service Sunday May 15 with Judge M L Walton of Woodstock as speaker on the Christian Education Movement. The pastor IL I Lowance urges attendance to hear the able speaker and a full house is expected.
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Rest Church
M. L. Walton
Woodstock
Ridgeway
Local Cedar Grove Notes Share Health and Community News
Cedar Grove Virginia reports residents Presnell recovering after Memorial Hospital surgery, Dr Boyd attending. John A. Clark improving from pleurisy and pneumonia. A large turnout at the Fairview all-community meeting with Rev Welsh officiating. Planting corn week hindered by heavy rains. Rev Dr Grove unable to attend. Geraldine Gauztter and Warr doctors attended a patient said to be better after pneumonia. Little Mountain school social brought a good sum for school needs. Miss Store-teacher plans to coach the upcoming school term. patrons hope she returns. Warr Mx rooms note improved condition after illness. Conder school picnic planned for Saturday.
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Cheddar Grove
Presnell
Memorial Hospital
Boyd
John A. Clark
Fairview
Welsh
B. Grove
Gauztter
Geraldine
Heinen
Little Mountain School
Store
Chaca
Amendicitus
Pideo Conder School
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Phorms
Wew
Unites
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Rte F Shoe
Florsheims
Huntsberry
Home of Good Shoes
N. Main St
Radford
John Preston McConnell
East Radford
LABOR
Alter & Groves
Lucas
Brill & Ritter
Inc
Washington
Winchester
Baltimore
Ohio
W. B. MacMillan
G. W. Forney
MacMillan and Forney
W. B. MacMillian
Wm. Macmillian
Norfolk & Western
Berryville
Bristol
Internate
Pullman
Broiler
Roanoke
Bluefield
Pocahontas
Welch Norton
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Williamson
Winston-Salem
N.C
Shenandoah
Memphis
Hagerstown
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
New York
Shenandoah Junction
W. C. Saunders
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Rally AT Rest Church
I. Lowance
Cedar Grove
Postum
Postum Cereal Company,inc
Barcte Creek
Michigan
Northern Virginia Power Co
Charles Town
R. Y. Conrad
American Legion
U Tell M
Empire Theater
A. M. Baker
Chamber of Commerce
Showalter & Groves
Riley & Son
John S. Solenberger & Co
Affleck
Abdigrandson
E. R. Himmelright
Bell
J. B. F. McHenry
Rogdson & Brown
CC. G. Crawford
Kernstown
Moore Insurance and Realty Co
W. Va
Fairmont Ave
N. Brad. St
Clearbrook
Star Office
Ll. Lowance
Richmond
M. Sullivan
Terre Haute
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