Partisan Reactions to Senator Kendrick and Clark Appointment
The Sheridan Post condemns Kendrick for supporting Clark's appointment to the International Joint Commission, while others praise the Wyoming linkage as a state prestige win. The piece argues Kendrick acted nonpartisan and for Wyoming's honor, despite GOP opposition.
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Wilson
United States
Clark
Wyoming
International Joint Commission
Sheridan Post
Kendrick
Washington
Post
Filipino Athletics Under U S Help Flourishes Near Equator
The article notes American government aid boosting Filipino athletics and the rapid growth of outdoor sports in the Philippines despite heat, highlighting a strong development in athletic contests and facilities across the region.
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Philippines
Far East athletics praised for unity and sport glory
The Manila Free Press notes athletic events in Manila attracting entrants from Siam Malaya China and Japan. It credits schools with fostering peace through sport and lists China winning pentathlon decathlon and soccer while Japan takes marathon and tennis singles. Philippines shines in track swimming tennis doubles basketball and baseball.
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Manila
Siam
Malaya
China
Japan
Manila Free Press
Philippines
Ford's misstep in hiring a writer to voice his wartime views
The piece notes Henry Ford's mistake in employing Theodore Delavigne to author a book under his name opposing preparedness. It highlights Ford's pacifist past, the libel suit over the book, and Ford's dubious grasp of literature and history, including a misstatement about Benedict Arnold.
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Henry Ford
Ford
Theodore Delavigne
Mr. Ford
Chicago Tribune
Automobile King
Benedict Arnold
Arnold Bennett
Matthew Arnold
Trust Busting to Come in Face of Packard Monopolies
The Federal Trade Commission warns that meat packers are building monopoly power over key foods, controlling 574 firms and investing in 188 more. Critics argue concentration curbs waste and lowers prices, while opponents fear private wealth drives public harm and call for stricter regulation.
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Federal Trade Commission
Congress
Shehe
Luis Bing
Treasury Savings Certificates issued by Kansas City Fed Reserve
The Kansas City Federal Reserve Bank announces Treasury Savings Certificates series of 1919 in denominations 100 and 1000 dollars. War Savings Stamps of 5 dollars convert to these at 4 percent interest, with 100 dollar certificates redeemable for 1000 dollars later. Purchases at post offices or banks, names inscribed, non transferable, tax-exempt except certain taxes, redeemable January 1, 1924.
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Kansas City Federal, Reserve Bank
Treasury Department
Treasury Savings
Department
Postoffice Department
Make Big Savers Out of Little Shavers
The article urges thrift beginning with children, praising wartime thrift lessons. It notes War Savings Stamps and a Savings Division program in the Tenth Federal Reserve District, offering a grenade savings bank as a souvenir to teach earning, saving, and spending wisely.
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America
Treasury Department
Tenth
Federal Reserve District
Tenth District
War Savings Certificates Registration Rules
Treasury Department explains lost or destroyed War Savings Certificates require registration to obtain duplicates. If registered, applicants may get a duplicate from the issuing post office at no cost. Unregistered certificates are not payable to nonowners. Lord Rosebery quote about thrift closes the notice.
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Postmaster General
Treasury Department
Washington
Oe Post Office
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Wew
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Rawlins
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Bierman
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