Republicans Split Over Wilsons Cost of Living Message
Republicans denounce the presidents high cost of living proposals while Democrats praise the plan as practical. Mondell and Esch leaders criticize perceived pressuring tactics on the Senate to ratify the peace treaty, urging enforcement and new funding to curb profiteering and hoarding.
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Georgia Senate Debates Highway Bill Amid Antagonism
A Georgia Senate session scrutinized a highway bill amid strong opposition from critics who accuse the Georgia Automobile Association of overpowering counties. Amendments sought refunds for county road funds and full-time commitment by highway board members were debated as sections passed.
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United States Probe on Mexico Partially Blocked by Congress
A proposed joint investigating committee to probe Mexican conditions was hindered by a blocked joint resolution. Senators Brandegee and Fall supported the inquiry, while Democratic opposition limited progress in Congress on the matter.
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Tear Sheet Highlights Minor Win At Meek Raceway
In a tight race at Meek Raceway, competitors faced a thorny course as drivers battled for the lead. Spectators watched as a perceived front runner faltered late, allowing a challenger to surge ahead and claim a narrow victory.
Rumanians Defy Allied Orders Amid Budapest Standoff
Reported dispatches say Romanian forces ignore peace conference orders in Budapest and plan to continue occupation. U S credits of 20 dollars are noted. unrest follows amid hunger, censorship, and depredations as Romanian actions threaten Allies' hopes for economic stability. Archduke Joseph title discussion surfaces in Budapest amid political maneuvering.
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Fragmentary military post charter meeting text
The excerpt records a fragment of a military post charter plan naming officers such as Carl M Boyd and H Lumpkin. It notes a future post to be known as Dye Post No 1 and cites an upcoming meeting on August 25 to finalize the post constitution. Names and roles are partially garbled.
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New York August Disrupts Bomb Plot in Bronx
In August in New York City the fallout centers on alleged revolutionary propaganda among foreign-born workers. Authorities report exposure to anti-government literature urging overthrow and calls for violent measures. Local carpenters and others are linked to the spread as investigators pursue leads.
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Gasoline Dealers Cited by FTC for Unfair Practices
Federal Trade Commission charged August 8 that interstate gasoline distributors engaged in unfair competition by supplying dealers with automatic measuring pumps at set prices and restricting gasoline resale from pumps. The complaints accuse the firms of leveraging these devices to control pricing and limit competition.
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Theater Strike Threat Moves to Courts and London Union
A dispute between actors and managers under the Actors association last night led to threats of suit over contract breaches. Rainbridges, counsel for managers, said lawsuits would be filed. managers claim engagements were void when actors refused to perform. The transfer of jurisdiction could swell strikers, with only four of ten theaters still open and many managers considering union harmony with the London federation.
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Swift's Specific Ad Offers Catarrh Cure Aid
An ad touts Swift's Specific as a permanent blood cleanse to relieve catarrh for over fifty years. It promises quick relief from throat sores hawking and spitting, with medical advice letters and a charge for guidance from the chief medical adviser.
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