Roosevelt Letters on His New York Governorship Era
Roosevelt reflects from Oyster Bay and Albany on his tenure as New York governor amid party pressures. He discusses reform efforts, seeking self preservation, and hints at presidential ambitions while detailing relationships with Platt Root and other political figures.
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Pershing Close Calls On State Of Preparedness In United States
General John J Pershing writes that Army summer camps mark the start of national preparedness. He warns against neglect after wars and urges ongoing strengthening of military establishment to preserve liberty and democracy.
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Waste and economy critique in postwar era debate
The text discusses national defense spending, wartime waste, and the need for strict governmental economy. It critiques large expenditures, urges eliminating duplication, and calls for efficient organization at federal and local levels to curb wasteful costs. It also touches on broader topics from woodpecker behavior to industry trivia in a dense, fragmented survey.
Independent Information Bureau seeks your questions
The Helena Independent information bureau invites readers to submit queries and references. The Washington office, led by Frederick Haskin, promises rapid factual replies, urging readers to enclose two cents for return postage and to address inquiries to Washington, DC.
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Main Points in Dawes Reparation Plan Six Months In Effect
A summary of the Dawes Plan six months in effect notes Germany’s new obligations and surplus signals, currency stabilization, and altered exchange. It cites increased military pensions, a rise in domestic savings, and growing exports while imports decline. Credits pool for rebuilding are used for production and control, with goodwill maintained among Allied powers.
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Airplanes Transport Gold Across Channel
A partially legible report notes airplanes carried valuable cargo during wartime and mentions a passenger flight earning roughly $209,000 in bullion transport. The fragment references attempts to establish air routes and a sense of rapid airborne movement amid conflict.
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