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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1919
Page
2
Indiana Governor J P Goodrich warns against class mindedness in a postwar speech to veterans. He accuses some steel strikers of foreign origin and defends obedience to law while endorsing collective bargaining and the right to organize. He singles out W Z Foster and John Fitzpatrick as not representing the modern workingman.
Brig. Gen. William Mitchell warned the House Military Affairs Committee that inland cities could be bombed by as few as two enemy aircraft launched from warships offshore. He cited Mexican border air power and noted U S air forces are limited by foreign-made planes and scant spare parts. Mitchell also criticized the air department plan as undermining the service and failing to retain officers.
Edward E Hurley urges expansion of American bottoms to move half of U S commerce, warns against red tape, and calls for National Foreign Trade council to push exporters. He argues rivals lack upper hand in production labor or product quality after three months study in Europe and notes Germany’s system became top heavy.
Herbert Hoover warned at a San Francisco Harvard Club dinner that inadequate pay in American colleges risks fueling radicalism among faculty. He cited Europe’s growth of radicalism and said America’s professors face injustice as prosperity masks low wages, urging action to prevent a safety menace in universities.
Dainty cretonne gifts for Christmas are described with steps to make book ends twine holders and a small workbox using strapped cans cardboard boxes and various coverings. The article also offers homemade tree ornaments including a tin foil spear top cornucopia Santa dolls airships bead strings and cranberry bead garlands with safety reminders for electric lights.
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