The Great Need and Wilsons Economic Policy
A Grafton Sentinel excerpt discusses internationalism in U S economic policy. It cites warnings from Hammond and a passage from Wilson in Paris favoring prosperity through global markets while urging tariff protection and caution against League of Nations’s reach. The piece critiques sweeping internationalism and emphasizes keeping American interests central.
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Ely
Ye Hammond
United States
Inter
Socialist Ars of
Europe
League of Nations
Senate
Mit
Profiteer Hate and German Hyphenates Debate in Chicago
AMidwest editorial attacks profiteers for war-time extortion while condemning a revival of German-American activism. It links profiteering to national betrayal, urges justice actions, and questions Washington convention hall needs amid postwar reconstruction debates.
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Rhine
National drive to raise funds for Victory Memorial building
The George Washington Memorial Association launches a nationwide campaign starting June 23 seeking 10.9 million dollars to erect a national Victory Memorial building in Washington. The effort aims to fund a lasting monument as part of postwar commemorative efforts.
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Washington
The
Sentinel
City of
Alreon
George Washington Memorial Association
Wheat supply and export outlook in early postwar era
The analysis projects U S wheat needs and exports for 1919 20 with estimates of 765 million bushels available for export and a possible 1 425 billion bushels supply including carry over. It notes consumption figures, possible surplus, and the price influence on farmer behavior amid government pricing. It questions Hoover's consumption estimates and mentions India’s demand outlook.
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Europe
United States
Barnes
Grain Corporation
Hoover
India
Summer Time The Time Of Activity
The piece extols summer as the peak of life and activity, urging outdoor work and thought while contrasting idle heat with purposeful effort. It urges seeing nature as life in motion, seeks revival through garden and orchard experiences, and calls for renewing contact with creation this season.
Annual meet of St Augustine's Alumni Society
Daily Sentinel reports the St Augustine's Alumni Association held its annual meeting at the Willard Hotel. Members enjoyed a happy reunion recalling childhood days. Banquet service was praised and Kathryn Turner led as toastmistress before Mrs Anni King Husasson welcomed the graduates of 1900 to the society.
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Nellie Hechmer
Turner
Clara Korte
M. J. Hannon
St .Augustine
Sisters of
Daily Sentinel
St. Austine’s Alumni Association
Willard Hotel
Kathryn Turner
Association
Anni King Husasson
Year's wheat crop to pass billion mark
Washington June 10 Crop prospects show the largest wheat harvest ever, totaling about 1 236000000 bushels of winter and spring wheat. Disease has damaged some of the crop, with rust in May hurting winter wheat and causing roughly 7000000 bushels loss. Oats, barley, hay, apples and peaches also look good.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
United States
Farmers Find No Place Here For Their Teams
Country merchants and farmers in Grafton protest city parking rules hindering wagon loading. Cars clog south Main Street leaving no room for teams to reach store fronts while fire plugs on the north side must remain accessible. Merchants urged to reserve space in front of each business for wagon unloading.
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Main Street
Treaty Fight Breaks Out In Senate Again
Washington June 10. Congress opens with copies of the peace treaty with Germany. The document, printed after a fierce clash, spurs debate as Senators Borah and Republicans push for publication amid demands over the league of nations. Knox resolution referred to foreign relations panel while Taft’s support stirs a fresh session dispute. The session also notes obituaries and local notices from Webster and Elkins.
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Germany
United States of America
Cret Service
League
America
England
France
Wilson
Count von Brockdorf-Rantzau
Versailles
Department of Justice
Congress
United States
Herman Gerhard
Chicago
Washington
Senate
Peace Council
Borah
Idaho
Boral
League of Nations
Knok
Pennlvania
Foreign Relations Committee
Paris
Europe
Knox
Pittman
Nevada
Taft
Smoot
Utah
Death of Admiral von Holpzendorff in Berlin
The death of Admiral von Holpzendorff head of the German navy staff during most of the war was announced in Berlin. He retired in August last year and passed away in the capital on a Monday in June.
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Berlin
Admiral von Holpzendorff
Navy
Deaths Rank Wheeler Dead
Frank Wheeler dies after lingering tuberculosis at his Piedmont home age about fifty his sister is Mrs Willie Rickey formerly Georgia Wheeler of this city his nephew is Mrs W D Hardie and brother in law of J Webb Davis of Grafton relatives travel to Piedmont for services with funeral set for 2 in the afternoon tomorrow
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Ion Ona
St Paul's M. E. Church
West Side
Paul Flanagan
I Icther
St.—Paul’s
Lucian White
McWilliams
A. F. McWilliams
H. B. Trimble
A R. Trimble
Sue McWilliams
Eugene McWilliams
Everett McWilliams
Daily Sentinel
Guy Warder
Youngstown
Ohio
Webster
United States Steel Corporation
Minnie Warder
Clara Warder
W. Va
Charles Warder
Hugh Warder
J. F. Fordyce
Grafton
Ina M. Warder
Warder
John S. Hvans
Prunty JS Town
Joseph Poe
Joseph B. Poe
Elkins
Hazel-Aulas Glass Works
Waller Peters
Poe
Stephen Poe
Blueville
Lewis Poe
Amos Keener
Lake Cemetery
Rank Wheeler
Frank Wheeler
Pigdmont
Willie Rickey
Georgia Wheeler
W. D. Hardis
J. Webb Davis
John Hardie
Colors of 818th to be presented to Gov Cornwell
Charleston West Virginia June 8 Colonel Hawes commanding officer of the 312th field artillery of the 80th division arrives Tuesday to formally present the colors of the regiment to Governor John J Cornwell representing the state. He is to be accompanied by two color sergeants. The colors of this regiment are composed largely of West Virginia boys and were carried through the battle of the Argonne Forest.
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Charleston
W. Va
Hawes
312Th Field Artillery
John J. Cornwell
West Virginia
the Argonne Forest
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