Loans to the Allies and US tax burden debate
A former National City Bank official told the Senate that Britain and France may seek canceling loans from the war. He argued Americans bore the heaviest wartime tax load, with France and Italy up 6 percent, Britain up 1100 percent, and the US up about 2000 percent, making debt relief by Americans unfair.
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National City Bank of New York
Europe
Senate
England
France
United States
Germany
Italy
Great Britain
Atlantic Flight Affects Public Interest and National Pride
The piece notes waning excitement after Alcock's non stop Newfoundland to Ireland flight while Hawker and Read capture attention for their attempts and success. It discusses national pride and speculation on skill weather and future experiments shaping aviation history.
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Alcock
Newfoundland
Ireland
Hawker
Read
Portugal
Azores
London
Manchester
Atlantic
Annals of the Chant
Philadelphia and World War Era Snippets in One Page
A Philadelphia ordinance deems riding off a vehicle a misdemeanor with a ten dollar fine. Commentary questions phrasing and wartime rumors about Germany and Kaiser. A note that 570 000 feet of war film could occupy 12 days of screening. Observations on English women smoking pipes and fashion pockets returning.
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Philadelphia
Troops Return Fast With Allied Naval Support
Our troops are coming home from France faster than they went over, aided by British and French ships. The government demonstrates its ability to carry out large undertakings, and shipping facilities have steadily increased to sustain the operation.
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France
Ballot Extends Vote Beyond Plain People Phrase
The piece notes politics may shift as ballots grant voting rights to women who reject being labeled as plain people or confined to middle class status. It frames new voters as asserting independence from traditional classifications and political labels.
Daylight Saving Repeal Move Tied to Farm Bill Clause
A commentator notes opponents of daylight saving fear lawmakers might slip repeal into an Agricultural Appropriation bill clause. The remark highlights strategic use of spending measures to push policy against popular will.
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Friends of Daylight Saving
Germany Voices Dissent as Treaty Pressure Persists
The article argues that Germany’s ongoing unhappiness with the treaty signals the accord's essential fairness and alignment with its intended purpose. Berlin critics frame concerns as proof the terms correctly reflect postwar objectives and obligations.
The Great Leak Shrinks to Tiny Trickle
A supposed major leak proved to be only a small trickle, failing to match the uproar it generated and leaving observers surprised by the insignificant volume involved.
Governor Hears Boy Scout Week Success
Governor Garey received a telegram from William G. McAdoo praising Boy Scout Campaign Week as a great success. The message notes hopes for one million associate members and that figures cannot be provided yet due to incomplete nationwide returns.
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Garey
William OG. McAdoo
Kidney Pills Bring Restful Sleep and Pain Relief Says Reader
A testimonial from Mrs. Chas. Gray of Rates Allah rPcervil, pou says Foley Kidney Pills improved her back and side pain and helped her sleep better. The letter urges others with kidney and bladder discomfort to try the remedy, noting it is sold everywhere.
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Foley Kidney
Chas. Gray
Gth
Reunion at Plains Grill Ends Eight Year Separation
Lieutenant Harold Lamont, in merchant marine service, reunites with his father Alexander Lamont head waiter at the Plains grill. The two embrace after eight years apart, the younger Lamont had joined naval service eight years ago in Denver. The reunion precedes the elder Lamont guiding his son to a table for four before departing for Denver.
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Alexander Lamont
the Plains Grill
Lamont
the Inquirer
Harold Lamont
Merchant Marine Service
Naval Service
Denver
The
Plains
School Trustees Process Notice in Park County Wyoming
Notice announces a resolution of the School Trustees of School District Number Two in Park County Wyoming. It indicates the board acted by resolution at a meeting and sets forth terms of a public notice related to school district actions.
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County of
Park
State of
Wyoming
Bond Sale Notice for Park County School District
The Board of Trustees of School District Number Two Park County Wyoming will sell twenty one thousand seven hundred fifty dollars of coupon bonds on May 27 1919 at Powell National Bank Powell Wyoming. Bonds bear four percent interest payable annually and are redeemable in twenty five years. Trustees may reject bids or sell privately if in the district’s best interest. Dated Powell Wyoming May 28 1919. W A Graham Clerk of School District Number Two.
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Board of Trustees
Park
Wyoming
Powell National Bank
Powell
Park County
Sak School Diariet
Grasshopper Plague Hit Elk Cecok Antelope Districts
Basin Wyoming June 20 farmers in Elk Cecok and Antelope districts, aided by Great Western Sugar Company field men, used Paris green poison and molasses in a campaign against grasshoppers. Officials estimate about two thirds of the pests have been killed.
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Basin, Wyo
Basin
Fleming Named In Charge Of Sherman Hill Highway Section
Charles P. Fleming, planning to move to his ranch on Sherman hill, was chosen by the state highway department to oversee the Adacel highway segment between the Ameshk at Sherman hill and Nelephope canyon.
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Charles P. Fleming
Sherman Hill
State Highway Department
Adacel
Ameshk
Nelephope Canon
Assistant U. S. Attorney Returns From Trip East
David J. Howell assistant United States attorney for the district of Wyoming returned this week from Chicago Cleveland and Indianapolis where he attended to official business and departed Thursday for Casper.
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David J. Howell
United States
District of Wy
Chicago
Cleveland
Indianapolia
Casper
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rPcervil, Pou
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W. A. Graham
Park and Staw
Big Horn County
Fleming
U. 6
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