New York Times 1919 Classifieds and Subscription Rates
The page lists Times offices in cities worldwide and long list of subscription options for daily, Sunday, and combined editions. Includes rates by city, mail terms, and special products such as The Annalist and Times Index. Also notes Associated Press rights and republication terms.
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Social justice and bombers in American life debated
The piece condemns bomb conspirators and argues immigration policy is not a safeguard against radicalism. It urges education and opportunity to foster true Americanism, criticizes revolutionary rhetoric in foreign language press, and calls for stronger measures to shield the public while promoting lawful integration.
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Commodities Rise as Markets Report Peaceful Postwar Trade
A view of rising commodity prices with food costs easing amid a harvest peak. Wholesale trade strengthens as peace orders replace wartime demand, and federal reports signal brighter activity in May and forthcoming seasons.
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Debate Over 2 3 Quarter Percent Beer
The text discusses the legality and fate of beer containing 2.75 percent alcohol, noting Supreme Court review and appeals processes. It mentions government appeals, injunctions, and potential hearings in Washington, with observers and sociologists weighing the impact on society.
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Treaty talk in Paris hints at changes to German terms
In Paris discussions surface on tempering the peace terms with Berlin. Leaders including Storp Feorge Wilson and Clemenceau weigh concessions such as League admission, a fixed indemnity, and coal access, while German demands for colonies and plebiscites raise the risk of a lasting standstill. The piece warns against surrendering vital guarantees for a peace that suits Germany.
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Education board probes toastmaster at Whitman event
The Board of Education requests Dr. Georges J. Situ explain his role as toastmaster at a Walt Whitman Fellowship meeting. The piece notes the presence of a German propagandist and telegrams from two jailed anarchists, urging a thorough investigation while defending Whitman’s patriotism.
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Howe Defends Meeting as Audience Bolshevism Alleged
Frederic C. Hower, Immigration Commissioner, argues the Madison Square Garden event was not pro Bolshevist, citing audience demonstrations as the Bolshevik element. He defends U S Russia self determination policy and condemns the President being insulted at the gathering. The piece also notes Whitman worship debates and questions about copying the treaty copies in Paris.
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The Covenant and League of Nations Structure
The article explains the League of Nations governance with five large nations bearing responsibility while the Assembly and small states gain representation. It notes the Council lacks direct executive power and emphasizes inclusive participation to balance large and small states.
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Sisson Documents and Bolshevist Allegations Debate
An editor defends the Sisson documents as genuine against Bolshevist critics. The letter cites Ossendovsky and German General Staff efforts to obtain incriminating evidence in Russia, noting searches of his papers and a German intelligence form.
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Jerome Landfield
New York
Not a Super Sovereign Yet in Council Decisions
The text argues that UN Security Council actions require unanimous votes except in procedure and publication of non binding facts or recommendations. It notes the Ancreto parties are not counted in disputes and warns that US veto could block actions. It concludes fears of a world ruling council stem from misreading documents or overactive imagination.
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Funds for Polish Jewry defense noted in 1919 letter
In a letter to the editor of The New York Times dated May 2 1919 Dr J Halpern cites receipts for the Madison Square Garden mass demonstration of the Committee for the Defense of the Jews in Poland. He explains most funds came from small local donations and fraternal religious and labor groups with only one large gift of 300 dollars.
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A League of Peace Aspires Beyond War
A reader recalls Euripidean hope of a League of Peace that ends war and human sacrifice. The speaker stands by the sea with Athenians, witnessing a vision of a peaceful era rising after two millennia of bloodshed, begging for healing humanity.
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Helen Macafer
A Turkish Mandate Debate in The Times
Dr. Gates of Robert College argues in The Times for a joint American mandate over Armenia Anatolia and Constantinople contending Armenians in Turkey would number over a million while Turks and Kurds would outnumber Armenians elsewhere He cites 1913 and 1942 figures and warns a Constantinople mandate would force American governance for generations. VAHAN CARDASHIAN New York June 4 1919.
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Tongue Speech Hurts League Talks Across Nations
A 1919 Plainfield note laments free speaking as a major obstacle to the League of Nations. The quirky observation mocks national declamations from Britain to the United States, suggesting language itself fuels wartime rhetoric and diplomatic strain.
Colonel Bacon as unofficial envoy to France during World War I
Letter to the editor recounts Colonel Robert Bacon’s role as a de facto American ambassador to France in 1914 1918. He supported Allied forces from Paris to the front sharing morale encouragement and liaising Pershing's headquarters with French and British troops.
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