Washington and the League of Nations in the Post
The piece argues that Washington and Lincoln would support strong world peace efforts today, despite critics who reject applying old wisdom to new facts. It contends early U S leaders faced perilous times and chose bold action, not cowardice or parochial politics, a view echoed by the Saturday Evening Post.
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Burleson and Post Clash Over Postal Rate Policy
The scene centers on Charles Johnson Post and Postmaster General Burleson in a debate over second class postal rates. Post defends equal postage for readers regardless of distance, while Burleson blames railroads and publishers for pressuring rate changes. The dispute touches publishers, readers, and political pressure.
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Repeal of zone law aids small publishers’ business tone
The article argues that a few small publishers initially opposed a law but found it beneficial. It says repeal would force Uncle Sam to carry periodicals at the same rate from New York to San Francisco as Buffalo to Pittsburgh, undermining volume discounts and hurting community merchants. It warns publishers and mail order houses would gain unfair advantages if rate equality is not maintained.
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Revised League Covenant Excerpt on International Labor and Governance
Text reviews mandates and international supervision clauses from the League Covenant era. Key points include management of territories, labor standards, trafficking controls, arms traffic, and duty to report annually. Annex lists original members and signatories, with amendments and governance notes.
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Notice of Application for Charter for Holmes & Gilfillan
Notice is given that F L Holmes Alba s Gilfillan and Bernard A Ball will apply to the Governor of Pennsylvania on May 22 1919 at 10 00 AM under an 1874 act for a charter to form Holmes & Gilfillan aimed at manufacturing lumber building materials and related wood iron and steel products with retail sales and construction of buildings. Also mentions ad 4 24 14 and includes an unrelated sale of a Remington typewriter and contact for Mrs Theresit Breindic Rank St.
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