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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1920
Page
6
A bulleted world and national digest from Washington covers senate adjournments and proposals on military protection, taxation, and prohibition enforcement. Reports include weather and flood notes, legal cases, and political shifts. Also noted are global events from Peru to Hungary, with public health and economic updates amid wartime disruption.
A letter denounces the Chicago headquarters of the Federal Trade Commission as a center of sedition and radicalism. The writer claims officials promote communistic ideas, plot against business, and advocate destroying existing government and laws, urging removal of red radicals from government roles.
The article argues that every man should prepare for national defense through physical and civic training. It urges a planned period of schooling to instill readiness, shared values across social classes, and lifelong appreciation for those who served, aiming to prevent unpreparedness and strengthen republican principles.
A fragmented 1914-era reminiscence credits Charles Schwab and Bethlehem Steel with pioneering submarine production for the British war effort. It laments unawarded honors, notes Admiralty delays, and criticizes postwar policy while urging national unity and citizen training in defense.
The article reports on Wilson's renewed proclamations to relinquish federal control of railroads by March 1 1920 and notes the government’s extended timeline. It mentions Rockefeller's donation of 100 million dollars to fund college salaries and medical research and cites the ongoing public reaction and related political and economic items across the country.
The text offers disjointed lines about architectural cost and local teaching, a farmer remark on affording a house, and scattered classroom and Scout dialogue. It reads as a collage of overheard conversations with unclear context and multiple speakers.
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