Partisan Debate Over Wyoming Senator Clark’s Commission Appointment
The Sheridan Post notes sharp partisan divides over President Wilson’s choice of Former Senator Clark of Wyoming for the International Joint Commission. It singles out Senator Kendrick for praise of his bipartisan efforts despite later criticism from opponents.
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Wilson
United States
Clark
Wyoming
International Joint Commission
Sheridan Post
Kendrick
Washington
Post
Filipino athletics rise near the equator
The article notes American government support shaping Filipino athletic development and highlights the rapid growth of outdoor sports in the Philippines despite challenging tropical conditions. It emphasizes the spirit of contests and the broad blessings tied to this progress.
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Philippines
Far Eastern Athletics Rally Highlights Manila Games
The Manila Free Press notes athletic events across the Orient with Siam Malaya China and Japan participating. It claims Filipinos led in track and field swimming tennis doubles basketball and baseball while a young Chinese athlete won multiple events and China took pentathlon decathlon and soccer.
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Manila
Siam
Malaya
China
Japan
Manila Free Press
Philippines
Ford’s costly mistake hiring a literary hack
The piece critiques Henry Ford for employing Theodore De lavigne to write a book under his name. It says Ford’s lack of historical knowledge led to extreme statements, prompting sharp Chicago Tribune criticism and a million dollar libel suit. The author argues hiring a journalist for a book is riskier than marketing a car.
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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
The article argues that trust busting is unfinished after the war and that the meat packers have built a monopoly over major food products through control of hundreds of companies. It warns government and public alike about private concentration, notes packers’ defense of efficiency, and calls for stern regulation of expanding monopolies.
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Federal Trade Commission
Congress
Shehe
Luis Bing
Treasury Savings Certificates issued by Kansas City Reserve Bank
The Treasury introduces registered Treasury Savings Certificates of 100 and 1000 dollars, convertible from War Savings Stamps at 4 percent interest, nontransferable and payable to the owner. Redemption at face value begins January 1, 1924, with issuance remaining through 1919 at designated prices.
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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 starting with children, linking war savings to savings banks. It notes the Treasury War Savings Stamps program and the Tenth Federal Reserve District’s plan to give each child a grenade-shaped savings bank, promoting earn first save second spend third as the American habit shift.
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America
Treasury Department
Tenth
Federal Reserve District
Tenth District
War Savings Certificate Registration Rules
The Treasury Department states lost or destroyed War Savings Certificates will not be paid or duplicated unless registered according to Postmaster General regulations. If registered, a duplicate may be issued at the original registering post office at no cost. Unregistered certificates may be paid only to the rightful owner. Lord Roseberry quote included.
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Postmaster General
Treasury Department
Washington
Oe Post Office
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