Kendrick pushes plan to create new markets for American surplus meat
Senator Kendrick reports active steps by the Treasury and Agriculture departments to finance and promote export of U.S. meats. The move aims to open foreign markets and raise home consumption as European demand shifts to cheaper imports and postwar surplus weighs on prices.
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Kendrick
Treasury
Carter Glass
Ousley
Department of Agriculture
Treasury Department
America
Ping
War Finance
Ted
Aftermath Constraints Shadow Postwar Peace
A fragment suggests postwar restraint and discipline shaping society after conflict. It hints that peace requires stern limits to prevent renewed violence and preserve public order in a fragile era.
Treasury investigator to report on European conditions
A Treasury official on a Europe tour will report back on financial and industrial conditions abroad and explore financing meat exports. A Labor Department survey estimates 1.3 million aliens plan to emigrate from northern states to Europe with about four billion dollars, with a proposal to replace them with Southern blacks, worsening race tensions in the North and labor shortages in the South.
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Treasury Department
Glass
Europe
Department
Department of Labor
States
South
North
Five Hundred Women Protest Corset Tax in Indiana
Indiana women notify congress that corsets should not be taxed as luxury items arguing they are a necessity. They contend the garment helps "keep the figure" and prevents excess fullness around the midsection, reflecting a broader stance on fashion taxation.
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Indiana
Congress
Versailles Peace Treaty Ranked Among Epoch Making Events
The article reflects on the long awaited Peace of Versailles after the armistice ending a devastating war, noting it lacked the immediate popular excitement but stands as a dramatic and epoch making historical milestone.
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Versailles
British Cartoon Shows Friendship With American War Effort
A British cartoon in Punch depicts the British lion presenting a loving cup to the American eagle with the caption I wish you good luck you brought it to me reflecting warm, grateful sentiment toward American doughboys despite some jealousy.
Germany Entangled in Bitter Party Wars Over Treaty Burdens
Germany is torn by bitter political party wars and feuds over who is responsible for signing the unwelcome peace. The quarrels waste time and hinder meeting the treaty obligations, a poor start to the great task ahead.
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Germany
Schoolgirl Lorena Carroll Faces Cut in Inheritance
A judge rejects Lorena Carroll’s bid for over $20,000 yearly from her future estate, upholding a $15,000 annual allowance as sufficient. The article portrays the daughter’s disappointment at the lower amount and the court’s firm stance.
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Lorena Carroll
Wool brokers sentenced for war profiteering in Boston
The Boston wool brokers earned over 1.25 million dollars in under a year from war prices and then attempted to cheat the government of its share. They received a stern sentence for their actions during wartime profiteering.
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Boston
Republican Leaders Split Over League of Nations Idea
Chairman Hays of the Republican National Committee says the American people should not think the party opposes the League of Nations, yet most Republican leaders appear to hold a different view.
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Hays
Republican National Committee
League of Nations
Woman Flies Over Train to Reach Southampton Ahead
A woman chartered an airplane and flew past a steamboat train for Southampton in London, reaching the destination well ahead of the oncoming vessel. The incident signals the imminent rise of air taxi travel.
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Southampton
London
German crops surpass average this year
A cautious note in the current report highlights Germany’s crops ahead of the average. It suggests wheat cultivation could be more sensible and financially rewarding than pursuing conflict or mischief.
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Germany
German diplomacy haunted by double standards in postwar stance
The text argues Germany never showed mercy compelling treaties on others yet expected leniency for its own reparations and demands, indicating perceived hypocrisy in its approach to postwar obligations.
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Germany
Moral leper label fails to shake Hohenzollern
The quote argues that being convicted by an international court would not rattle William Hohenzollern, as he has long shown disregard for moral values. It portrays a dismissive view of moral judgment from a global tribunal.
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William Hohenzollern
Tama Senator Clashes With Kicker at Raucous Rally
An unruly scene unfolds as a Tama senator faces a bold kicker during a spirited rally. The exchange reflects local political energy and tensions between rival voices in a hometown showdown.
Representative Snell Seeks Father and Mother Day Honors
Snell proposes holidays honoring both fathers and mothers, suggesting broader observances that may extend to celebrate daughters sons and possibly aunts and cousins.
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Snell
Wilson Views Demobilization Tied to Germany's War Terms
Washington July 40. President Wilson ties demobilization to Germany carrying out the military terms of the treaty and ratification by nations. Prohibition advocates see demobilization unlikely before a dry constitutional amendment next January 16. Some expect troops on the Rhine within months and homecomings delayed past year’s end. Others favor repeal of war time prohibition on strong wines and still hold out hope for declaring complete demobilization by fall.
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Washington
Wilson
Germany
Rhine
Nitti Conveys Paris Peace Talk Readiness in Rome
Rome report says Prime Minister Nitti presented a note from Foreign Minister Tittoni on recent penalties at the peace conference. Deputies and senators indicate Tittoni faces difficulties pushing the Kalán view at Paris, suggesting his decision to travel to Rome reflects those tensions.
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Rome
Premeer Nitti
Council of Miniatera
Forel
Tittoni
Parig
Rotary Club Forms Three Committees Under Walton
J H Walton president of the Rotary club appoints three committees on public affairs boys work and special entertainments. Max Ball heads the public affairs panel to keep the club advised on state affairs. T Paul Wilcox reports back from the Salt Lake convention with insights from the recent sessions.
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J. H. Walton
Rotary Club
Max Ball
T. Paul Wilcox
Salt Lake
Conference opens to exterminate barberry to curb rust
Representatives from twelve Middle Western states and the United States department of agriculture began a three day conference in Ames Iowa to plan barberry extermination as a method to prevent black stem rust. States represented include Iowa Minnesota Michigan Ohio Indiana Kansas Nebraska Montana South Dakota Wyoming Colorado and Illinois.
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Ames
United States
Iowa
Minnesota
Michigan
Ohio
Indiana
Kansas
Nebraska
Montana
South Dakota
Wyoming
Colorado
Milnois
Dance Event at Spaizs Hall Hillsdale Saturday Night
A Saturday night dance event at Spaizs Hall Hillsdale features Good Music. The program lists a July 12 date and invites attendees to enjoy live dance music in a local venue setting.
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Spaiz's
Hillsdale
Bamberger Attacks Indian Reservations
Governor Simon Bamberger condemned Utah Indian water and land policies in a Rocky Mountain Coal Mining Institute speech in Salt Lake City. He argued federal reservations hinder development of valuable western resources by holding rights for an imagined 50 000 Indians when fewer than 1 000 exist.
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Associated Press
Salt Lake
Utah
Simon Bamberger
Rocky Mountain Coal Mining Institute
West
BE. H. Russell
Colorado
Ocean freight rate control ends as board relinquishes
Washington July 10. All control over ocean freight rates was relinquished today by the shipping board. Abandonment of rate control through charter will give freedom to ship owners in the matter.
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Washington
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