Asia Displaces Europe Trade Shift Prompts U S Policy Debate
The Liverpool Journal of Commerce urges removal of government industry controls to protect postwar trade with Asia as Britain worries about losing established links. U S imports from Asia rose to 826.6 million for the year ending June 30 up from 276 million under protection, reflecting cheaper labor sources.
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China
Japan
India
Liverpool Journal of Commerce
Great Britain
America
Orient
United States
Asia
Asia Rises in U S Imports Amid War Trade Shifts
The United States shows Asia rising to second place in per capita imports for 1918, behind North America, while Europe falls to fourth. Exports of 1918 totaled about 6 billion, with Europe receiving most war supplies and Asia mainly semi raw materials and machinery.
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Asia
Europe
North America
Germany
Austria
Belgium
Democratic Party
Oriental Industres
Liverponol Journal of Commerce
United States
Jim Ham the Giant Killer in Washington
Washington, Sept. 10. Elihu Root’s retirement sees Sen Lewis duel with Lodge in print. Jim Ham Lewis argues peace with Germany is possible only if the US entered the war for its rights at sea, warning against accepting terms that would sever the conflict from American aims.
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Rica
Lewis
Europe
Wilson
Senator Lodge
Germany
America
Washington
Elihu Root
Senate
Ham" Lewis
Root
Massachusetts
London
Lodge
Jim-Ham
United States
High Seas
Lord Reading
Wyoming Set To Kick Off Second Y M C A War Drive
Plans advance for a second statewide drive uniting the Y M C A Y W C A American Library Association National Catholic War Work Council Jewish Welfare Board Salvation Army National War Camp Community Service. Hon B B Brooks serves as state chairman with Roy O Hills as secretary and A D Johnson as state treasurer. Wyoming’s 2 3 percent share of a 170 million national target is about 190 009. The drive runs November 11 to 18 to avoid Liberty Loan conflicts and fits post harvest timing.
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American Library Association
National Catholic War Work Council
Jewish Welfare Board
Salvation Army
National War Camp Community Service
Hon
B. B. Brooks
Roy O. Hills
Wyoming
Wasteful government paper use and tax ideas spark House debate
Representative Walsh of Massachusetts denounces government waste in printing during war revenue bill discussion. He cites curtailment orders, government publications, and press agents, arguing taxpayers should not fund ink and ideas for sensational writing. Also notes an attachment notice in Wyoming court case against Ear l Berry for $40 with October 12 hearing.
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Washington
Walsh
Massachusetts
Republican
America
Horace Greelys
Jack Londons
Big Horn
Berry
Lissa & Son
J. R. Bonwell
A. D
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