Loans to the Allies Debate Taxes and War Debts
A former National City Bank president told the Senate that England and France expect the United States to cancel war loans. He argued Americans bear the heaviest war taxes and that canceling loans would shift costs onto Americans, who already paid about 2000 percent more in taxation.
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National City Bank of New York
Europe
Senate
England
France
United States
Germany
Italy
Great Britain
Read Hawker Alcock Pioneers In Transatlantic Flights
The piece contrasts Read Hawker and Alcock with Read and Hawker noting Read's Newfoundland to Portugal hop via Azores and Alcock's nonstop crossing. It discusses public interest shift from the first feats to later experiments and nationalistic reactions in London.
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Alcock
Newfoundland
Ireland
Hawker
Read
Portugal
Azores
London
Manchester
Atlantic
Annals of the Chant
Philadelphia ordinance and Kaiser remark spark public musings
A Philadelphia rule makes riding on a vehicle a misdemeanor with a ten dollar fine, praised for protecting youths. Commentary notes Allied warnings to avoid harming the Kaiser and questions Germany’s republican status. The Leviathan film archive holds 570000 feet of WWI footage, enough for twelve days of viewing. Headlines also ponder English women smoking pipes and pockets reappearing in fashion as purses risk theft.
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Philadelphia
Return of Troops Shows Strong Allied Shipping Aid
Report praises rapid troop repatriation from France aided by British and French ships. Notes government capability to carry out large undertakings and views shipping facilities as steadily expanding.
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France
Ballot Extends Voter Reach Beyond Plain People
The piece notes that politicians may speak less about the plain people as ballots extend to all women. New voters resist being placed in the middle classes and reject the label plain people.
Daylight Saving Repeal Tactics Questioned
A critic says supporters push daylight saving repeal by tacking it onto an Agricultural Appropriation bill, slipping it past two thirds of the public who oppose the move.
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Friends of Daylight Saving
Germany’s discontent tests the treaty’s justness
Germany’s dissatisfaction appears as the strongest signal that the treaty aligns with its intended purpose. The response underlines broader acceptance of the terms and the balance of concessions. Observers weigh German reactions as a gauge of the agreement’s fairness and durability.
Great Leak Seen as Minor Trickle Versus Big Fuss
The so called Great Leak turned out to be a small, inconsequential event, generating far more noise and speculation than impact. Officials and observers describe the actual effects as limited and seldom significant.
Governor Receives Boy Scout Week Success Telegram
Governor Garey yesterday received a telegram from William G. McAdoo praising Boy Scout Week as a great success. The message noted the aim of one million associate members and said returns were not yet received.
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Garey
William OG. McAdoo
Good Results Reported From Foley Kidney Pills
A woman with kidney and bladder pain writes that Foley Kidney Pills gave her better sleep and reduced back and side pain. She plans to continue taking them and endorses the remedy to others suffering similar symptoms.
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Foley Kidney
Chas. Gray
Gth
Father and son reunite at Plains grill after eight years
Lieutenant Harold Lamont, in merchant marine service turned naval, asks for a table for four and slaps head waiter Alexander Lamont on the back. The veteran and his long-lost son meet at the Plains grill after eight years apart, then the younger Lamont departs for Denver.
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Alexander Lamont
the Plains Grill
Lamont
the Inquirer
Harold Lamont
Merchant Marine Service
Naval Service
Denver
The
Plains
Notice of School Trustees Resolution Wyoming District Two
Notice states that the Park County Wyoming School District Number Two trustees adopted a resolution at a meeting. It refers to formal action by the school board and implies a subsequent official duty or designation under state education law. The fragment indicates an official public notice with legal proceedings.
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County of
Park
State of
Wyoming
School District Two to Sell Bonds in Powell Wyoming
Trustees of Park County Wyoming district announce public sale of twenty one thousand seven hundred fifty dollars in coupon bonds at Powell National Bank on May 27 1919 at 2 PM. Bonds bear four percent interest payable annually, redeemable in 25 years, bids open to reject any or all and may sell privately if in district best interest.
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Board of Trustees
Park
Wyoming
Powell National Bank
Powell
Park County
Sak School Diariet
Grasshopper plague tackled by Basin area farmers
In Basin Basin Basin County, Elk Cecok and Antelope districts south of Basin, farmers teamed with the Great Western Sugar Company to wage a poison campaign against grasshoppers. The company supplied molasses and Paris green at cost and field men aided the effort. About two thirds of the grasshoppers are reported killed.
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Basin, Wyo
Basin
Fleming to Have Charge of Section of Highway
Charles P. Fleming has been selected by the state highway department to oversee the Adacel highway section between the Ameshk area of Sherman hill and Nelephope canyon, with plans to move soon to his ranch on Sherman hill.
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Charles P. Fleming
Sherman Hill
State Highway Department
Adacel
Ameshk
Nelephope Canon
Assistant U. S. Attorney Returns From East Trip
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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