Taft's Nuanced Take on a League of Nations
William Howard Taft argues that the league would not force U S military action but would bind Congress to authorize war only through constitutional means. He compares treaties to funding and notes Congress must decide if contingency warrants war, emphasizing sovereignty, Monroe doctrine links, and the value of international honor. He cites defenses of France Panama Cuba and a Balkan example to illustrate constitutional boundaries. Copyright 1919 Public Ledger Company.
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Cuba
A. H.C
South America
Monroe
Editorio
the Sun
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Balkan
Balkans
Germany
Europe
Public Ledger Company
Flying school comeback hailed by Washington reports
Columbus reports say Capt Edward V Rickent and seven other Americans are either home or en route or ordered home to form a flying school rivaling West Point and Annapolis. Aviators William K Thaw Sanford Bide die Tobin are in the United States. Q R Bingham, banker and county enlistment champ, goes to war after multiple enlistment attempts. Roosevelt had four
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Washington
Edward V
Rickent
West Point Military Academy
Annapolis Naval Academy
William K. Thaw
Sanford Bidedie
Tobin
United States
New York Markets Cite Roosevelt Tribute and Varied Specialties
In New York on January 8 trading attracted Specialties amid a quiet seamion and a tribute to Theodore Roosevelt. Trading highlighted tobacco, sugars, leathers, oils, and motors with varied stocks and “specialties” of no classification. Rail stocks rose slightly while St Paul, Great Northern, Missouri Pacific, Norfolk & Western, and Texas Pacific saw gains. Texan land trusts surged while United States tech gave back some ground. Copper eased under pressure and 200,000 shares traded. Money opened at a point but demand pushed to 8 percent. hands were steady yet featureless as par value totals appeared.
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Livestock prices and market notes across multiple cities
Market summaries from Chicago Omaha and Minneapolis describe cattle and hog receipts and prices. Reports show beef demand steady to strong with prime steers around 11 14 to 12 0, cows and heifers up to 8 40, and hogs at 10 75 to 17 60 for prime to choice. その他 city updates note copper markets and a new dental department at a Boston animal hospital.
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United States Bureau of Markets
Chicago
Dan
Fenders
Yoo Sinan
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Portland
Ore
Nina Memiy
Prine
Seattie
Jan Eipts
Cascade Mining Company Elects Directors at Annual Meeting
Cascade Silver Mining and Milling company held its annual meeting in Butte where new directors were elected: Brabrook, Creden, Fairchild, McLure, St. McLure, and W. Y. Ween. George Bratock named president, Maury vice president, and W Wren treasurer. First mill unit expected within 90 days with capacity 100 to 160 tons daily. Ore reserves tallied at 80 000 tons mined and broken, 190 000 tons sulphide ore on dumps and old Broad Mine, with milling rates varying and four cars moved since year start.
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Butte
George H. Brabrook
Tauneton
Mass
Neihart
William H. Creden
Hutte
Davis-Daly’ Company
John ©. Fairchild
Boston
Paul
Tulum Copper Mining
Charles, McLure
William St. McLure
Moulton
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Argo Mine Closes Down for Present After Profit Drop
Louis Stadter states the Argo copper mine near Canyon Ferry on the Missouri River has shut down under Furnace Creek Oxide Copper company. The shipping property produced several hundred thousand dollars during the last three years and was purchased for 150000 in 1916. High production costs and lower copper prices drove the closure.
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Anco Copperine
Canyon Ferry
Missouri River
Furnace Creek Oxide Copper Company
Butte
Yi Wan
Anaconda
Stelter
Furnace Reek
Milbourne & Lowry and
Castleton Copper Company
Chicago Markets Report Amid Grain Price Volatility
January market notes indicate higher quotas easing briefly while grain trading faces setbacks. Packers’ delays and mixed commodity quotes hover as traders track prices for No. 2 yellow and other cereals.
Quakertown Vice Warning Urges Philadelphia Reform
Philadelphia city officials under Mayor Smith pledge immediate action to improve vice conditions after a warning from Quakertown authorities. Government steps may follow to address the issue and safeguard thousands of residents.
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Philadelphia
Mother and Sons Perish in Flames at Colvite Home
In Colvite Washington January 8 Mrs Wilenberg and two sons Jee and Arnold died in a house fire started by an overheated stove. Lawrence, 10, and another son 12 and a daughter 11 were rescued by a 6 year old brother. the father, with two older children, worked at a lumber camp nearby. The tragedy leaves one dead at the scene and another severely burned, not expected to recover.
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Colvite
Wilelenburg
Jee
Arnold
Lawrence
Mary Anderson Named Assistant Chief in Labor Dept
In the Labor Department, Mary Anderson, a member of the International Root and Shoe Workers Union, is named assistant chief of the new woman's bureau of the department.
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International Root
Shoe Workers’ Union
New Woman's Bureau
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