Roosevelt Letters Reconsider Use of God We Trust Motto
In a New York dispatch Dec 10 a discussion of Colonel Roosevelt's objections to the inscription God We Trust on U S government seals and stamps is presented. The piece cites letters and biographers, noting Roosevelt's reverent stance and belief that the motto should appear in monuments, halls, and temples while warning against sacredening with profane use. It highlights Roosevelt’s praise for Lincoln and the Great Heart motif as reflected in his letters and Kipling references.
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Yelt
Reribher
Yoseph Bucklin Rischiop
Roosevelt
Goth
Weat
Annapolae
Colonel Pooservelt
Ste. Aigehop
Abraham
Lincoln
Kip
George Trevelyan
Mac
Abraham Linsoin
Deportation Order Denial Over Emma Goldman Case
Supreme Court hears appeal from New York dismissal of Emma Goldman and Alexander Berkman deportation efforts. Briefs filed argue removal from the United States must be blocked, with support from the defendants and their counsel.
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Washington
Des
Emma Goldman
Alexander Jan
Russia
Harry Korger
Supreme Court
United States
Mayer
New York
Snowbound Union Pass Traffic Disrupts Travel
Heavy snow along the Union Pass yesterday caused numerous travel disruptions with vehicles stranded and roads blocked. Emergency crews responded to multiple incidents as motorists faced delays and difficult conditions across the high altitude corridor.
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Union Pa
Colorado Salons to Hear General Wood
A brief item notes General Wood is scheduled to speak at Colorado salons amid local civic notices. The report hints at wartime policy themes and community discussions shaping public opinion.
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Colorado
General Wood
British Advice to Capital and Labor
A speaker argued that employers should trust workers and grant a voice in labor conditions. He warned labor had been suspicious and urged negotiation over shutdowns. He favored international action to harmonize wage standards and piece work pay discussions.
Leader carriers brave Arctic cold to deliver papers
In a December morning of 28 below zero, Leader newsboys faced frost and blizzards to deliver papers door to door. Two boys suffered frostbitten feet but recovered, and the youngsters returned to their routes the next day, proving grit and reliability.
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Arctic Cold
Dorary
Movaning
Hecit
Jack
Newsieg
Leader
Ong
Mercury
German Dye Makers Increase Capital
The Analine Dye Corporation voted to raise capitalization from 3 3000000 marks to 88 0000000 marks at a general conference. Officials cited Baden Analine Soda and wartime developments including a plant for explosives at Merbeburg and overall explosives capital running into hundreds of millions, with over a billion marks needed.
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Berlin
Analine Dye Corporation
Baden Analine Soda Corporation
Mer‘Beburg
Exto
Local meeting in Chugwater discusses orange evolution
A sparsely legible note from December 43 1919 describes a special meeting in Chugwater Wyoming. Attendees planned to discuss an orange’s origin as a post shaped fruit and its 908 years of cultivation. The fragmentary text preserves only scattered details.
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Chugwater
Wysane
Whale meat as delicacy and industry in 1917
In Vancouver BC a 1917 era overview explains whale meat from offshore stations feeding markets in Japan China and the South Seas. It notes stations at Bay City WA and Akutan Island Alaska, catches totaling 379 whales in 1917, and that fins backs and humpbacks yield meat oil bone meal and soap byproducts.
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Vancouver
B.G
British Columbia
Regent
Canadian Pacific Railway
Japan
China
South Sea Islands
Norway
Conver Island
Nader Harbor
Queen Charlotte Islaund
Bay City
Wash
Akutan Island
Alasle
Kyuquot
German Army Shows Interest in Sports
Cologne report notes growing public interest in jeties within Germany's new Nazi army. All ranks join in events, a shift from earlier army practices. A Dresden preliminary saw an enlisted man win a mounted event with a regimental commander second and an artillery lieutenant third.
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Cologne
Germany
Dresden
London Bank Clerks Prepare to Unionize
London reports thousands of bank clerks will join a trade union drive protesting ongoing employment of women in roles formerly held by men. Clerks argue women hired during the war remain permanent staff disadvantaging soldiers returning to work and seeking equal pay for men.
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London
Army of Trade Unioniets
Fish Shortage Forces Yukon Dog Packs to Reduce
KETCHIKAN Alaska Nov 23 By Mall Dog owners along the Yukon river say fish shortages this summer will force them to dispose of many sled dogs to endure the winter. Some are试 trying substitutes including porridge sugar beans meat and bran and report the food is satisfactory.
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Ketchikan
Alaska
Mall
Yukon River
Bank Issues Income Tax Tabulation Card
Tax tables show federal income tax for calendar year 1919 for incomes from $3,000 to $2,000,000. The card lists rates of 4 percent up to an exemption threshold, then 8 percent on amounts above, with surtax rates matching 1918. It notes changes from 1948, and provides calculations for a married man with no children and a personal exemption of $2,000.
Morgan Defends Miners and Police Strikers at Rotary
Speakers at the Rotary Club rally led by Morgan argued miners are the lowest paid skilled workers after wartime service. He blamed corporations for foreign workers in mines while defending miners loyalty and call for fair wages. Governor Carey urged a full coal inquiry, noting two sides to the issue and possible legal action.
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Heston’ Rae
Roény Club
Morgan
Carey
Mexican Oil Decree Threatens Atlantic Merchant Marine
Washington December 10 The Mexican government decree curtailing Tampico oil production alarms U S officials. Chairman Payne of the slipping board has drafted a memo to the president warning that fuel oil reserves on the Atlantic coast are so low that a brief halt in Mexican oil receipts could disrupt government merchant marine operations.
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Washington
Tampico
Mexico
Payne
Atlantic
Carranza's Bill Adopted by Senate
The Mexican senate today adopted the president's patrotour bill as an amendment to article 27 of the constitution, marking approval of the proposed reform.
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Carranza
Senate
Washington, Dee.d
Colorado to Ok Suffrage Today
DENVER December 10 The Woman suffrage amendment to the federal constitution was adopted unanimously on second reading today in both houses of the Colorado legislature and will come up for final action tomorrow.
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Denver
Colorado Femislature
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