What America Will Face After World War I
Washington analysis debates how long and how many troops the United States will keep in Europe. Secretary Redfield’s remarks draw questions about Russia Bolshevism and American aims as the nation contemplates future obligations, defense of freedom, and possible tax increases.
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Washington
United States
Europe
Paris
Wilson
U. S. Senate
Jonathan Bourne, Jr
Republican Publicity Department
Redfield
Council of Foreign Relations
Germany
Russia
Lenine
Trotsky
Brother Redfield
America
Colorful Spring Wardrobe Updates Highlight Box Coat Trend
Paris signals the box coat remains in vogue with straight lines and back-buttoned skirts. Beaded Georgette coats, draped and tassel-trimmed skirts, and two color schemes emerge as key spring looks. Bead accents, taffeta frocks, and Georgette coats dominate southern wear with bold contrasts for the stylish woman.
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Paris
Fair Play in Industry urged to curb Bolshevism
Commentary argues for mutual rights of employers and workers, condemns autocracy and Bolshevism, urging cooperation and tolerance in industry. It calls for deporting anarchists, expelling radical elements from labor, restricting dissent, and jailing revolutions to protect national stability.
Bolshevism Not Wanted in America Editorial
An American editorial argues that Bolshevism is unwanted and unnecessary in the United States. It cautions that a majority of sensible citizens should not surrender to foreign influence or paid Bolshevik agitation.
Production Emphasis Sets Path to Prosperity and Trade
The author argues that maximum production and stable wages, aided by industrial peace, will lift the United States to lead in world trade and prosperity. With abundant resources and labor, America can achieve its greatest era of prosperity if cooperation endures and living costs ease.
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America
Fruitrowers Acquire Timber and Mill Near Omak
Fruitrowers in the Omak region purchase 25 million feet of standing timber from the government and a saw mill with 15 000 feet daily capacity. They plan to manufacture fruit boxes and shocks for packaging and shipment.
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Omak
Americans Rise Against Bolshevism Threat in Northwest
A regional editorial claims a dark cloud of Bolshevism over the northwest will be torn apart by its own viciousness as Americans begin to assert themselves amid the threat.
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Northwest
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