Washington News Epitome Reflects Busy, Uneven October Events
A broad late edition notes Edward prince of Maton visiting Washington and formal ceremonies amid illness. It covers oil production shifts with Oklahoma and Gulf yields, a Helena Arkansas arson case, a Mexican note to the United States, payroll and postal reform bills, and a New York deportation raid, plus state reunions and weather-related disruptions in New Orleans and Texas.
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Prince of
Government Ownership Thrown into Question by Small Farm Experience
A speaker argues that government ownership and operation are economically infeasible. He notes high production costs raise living costs, Laborers and farmers face shared hardships, and large enterprises under public control fail to match private efficiency. He supports returning to personal, small scale farming with simpler living standards.
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Tima
Corporation of India
Gove Tain
Indius
Future Aerial Feats After Crossed Atlantic
Post Atlantic flight era invites bold aims. Proposals include nonstop US to England and to France or Italy with mail payloads, polar and azores routes, Hawaii and Philippines hops, and Pacific, South American, and Latin American trajectories. Plans envision Australia, New Zealand, Alaska flights, and demonstrating neutral America’s air reach.
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United States
England
France
Ialy
New York
North Pole
Cape Columbia
Cape Chelyuskin
Robert A. Bartlett
Hawaii
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Azores
Madeira
Spain
Africa
South America
Barbados
Canaries
Cape Orange
Cape Verde
African
St. Paul Islands
Greenland
Eeland
Faroe Islands
Australia
New Zealand
Alaska
Brasil
Chile
Peru
America
Professional Women and the Pleasure of Association With Men
A polarized opinion piece argues professional women seek pleasure through male association and dancing while criticizing athleticism as unfashionable. It cites Emmeline Pankhurst on women’s welfare and Bolshevism as threats to family life, urging city workers to adjust work hours to balance routines.
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Emmeline Pankhurst
Russia
First Anniversary of War End Celebrations Abroad and Home
Washington observes the first anniversary of the armistice with Wilson Pershing and Baker issuing statements praising victory and peace work. Proclamations mark the day as a holiday in many states as leaders recall the war effort and call for sober aid to democracy.
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Baker
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Orld
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France
Councils of Nations
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United States
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Fred
Tondon
Germany
Renier Lloyd George
Anne
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