New York Times 1919 Ad Rates and Office Addresses
A partial front page lists subscription and advertising rates for the New York Times era 1919. It shows offices in New York and other cities, various mail and daily/sunday rate structures, and mentions affiliated glossaries and services such as binders and periodicals.
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Forman
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Maprazina
Annalist
Canada
Times Book Review
TIMES
THE
NEW York Times Current History
Illustrated Monthly Magazine
NEW York Times Index
Railways show diminishing returns as business grows
The analysis argues railways lose net income as traffic expands, with April up 4.9 percent in volume but 63.7 percent lower profits. Government earnings for the period show a large net loss despite higher gross revenues, prompting questions about cost and the future of state involvement.
Internationalism for profit by service proposed by Van der Lip
The draft argues for a form of internationalism linked to credit and commerce rather than charity. It praises Van der Lip as a trusted leader who would expand opportunities beyond a treasury role, urging independence from party constraints to advance a profitable global aid program.
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Germany
Vannerr
Federal Woman Suffrage Movement in Congress and States
The article discusses the passage of the Anthony amendment in Congress, shifts focus from referendums to legislative states action, and examines political dynamics in key states and parties as to ratification prospects for the Nineteenth Amendment. It notes cross-party support, regional divides, and strategic lobbying by feminist organizations led by Mrs Carr.
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Anthony
Congress
House
Senate
Hale
Maine
WaLsi
Massachusets
Hanis
Georgia
Stanlet
Kentucky
National Woman's Party
South
West
Mr. Hughes
Cote
Connecticut
Mr. Lepee
Mr. Walsh
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Vermont
Pennsylvania
Baur
Wotcott
Delaware
Pomereene
Harpine
Ohio
Heir to His Father Banker Praised in Public Life
The piece discusses a banker’s potential public role, noting his quiet public ambition and how private business success could translate to national prosperity. It foresees his future, the desire for him to fill his father’s place, and the continuation of a trusted family tradition in American banking.
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America
State Suffrage Debate Stirs Southern Legislatures
The passage argues that Arkansas and Texas grant women primary suffrage and questions if other Southern States will follow. It weighs state versus federal suffrage and notes Missouri and Maryland as doubtful. The author warns that legislatures are weak to resisting persuasive opinion.
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Arkansas
Texas
Missouri
Maryland
Rhineland separatism faces cautious French stance
The Coblenz based Army Intelligence notes mixed support for a Rhineland republic from labor and Catholic groups, while German unity traditions clash with a potential Franco backed division. Allies warn against forcing secession, favoring spontaneous movement and maintaining a unified Germany to avoid long term conflict.
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Coblenz
Rhineland
France
Lawmakers push for rigorous probe of War Department spending
Democratic and Republican members back a bipartisan investigation led by Mr. Gitanam of Illinois to audit aviation expenditures. The push stresses a nonpartisan inquiry that extends beyond partisan blame to uncover how costs can be reduced now and in the near future, with influence from Senator Phwrosz.
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Penrose
Pow
Cantrill
Kentucky
War Department
Gitanam
Illinois
Campsel
Phwrosz
Campsell
Axis
Shipping Board plans vast Latin America steamship service
Chairman Horeey told Pan American delegates that U S Latin American trade reached 1 75 billion in 1918 and will shrink without exporters meeting Latin customers needs American bankers and merchants must cooperate with the Shipping Board to sustain the expanded Latin American fleet and keep postwar trade strong The Bulletin of the Pan American Union notes advisers on samples quality and packing for Latin buyers and urges better credit terms and knowledge of local tastes to win and hold markets
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Horeey
Pan Ameridan Commercial Conference
United State
Latin America
Shipping Board
United States
Bulletin of the
Pan American Union
Disaster in Wilkes-Barre Coal Mine Sparks Debate on Safety
A near-tragedy becomes a deadly blast when a trolley wire sparks a blasting powder loaded car. The blast kills and injures many miners, highlighting negligence in safety precautions despite recent industry reforms. Authorities face responsibility for preventable disaster in the anthracite region.
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Wilkes- Barre
Responsibility of Mine Managers in Explosive Safety
The passage argues that miners take avoidable risks with powder and dynamite due to routine and fatigue, but places the blame on executive officials who must be vigilant. With miners scarce and crucial to prevent a coal famine, managers should protect workers and national interests, and their lack of vigilance is evident.
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Mmines
Lves
British House of Commons Elevates Speaker in Social Rank
A historical reflection notes the British Cabinet and House of Commons grant high ceremonial placement to the Speaker, above many titled dignitaries. It argues precedence is a matter of social custom and national tradition, not absolute principle, and highlights the rarity of a birth alone reason for elevation.
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House of Commonay
Canterbury
House of Commons
Limits of freedom and self-determination in history
The piece argues that freedom of speech and conscience, though vital, are bounded even in free nations. It notes self-determination is not universal or absolute, and cites the Barbary pirates as a historical example of limits on liberty and action.
Taft and colleagues discuss League of Nations rules
The article analyzes Articles V through VII of the League of Nations Covenant. It explains vote requirements in the Assembly and Council, automatic action, the role of a permanent secretariat, and the need for independence from national pressure by placing the League in Geneva.
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League of Nations
League
Geneva
Self-Determination and Barbary Trade Foes
The passage contrasts industrious Barbary people who valued self-determination with the later restraint imposed by an assertive modern nation. It notes the Barbary leaders resented outside interference yet had to adapt to less profitable and pleasant activities, shifting away from their prior prosperity.
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Dey
Stop the Terrorists Letter to the Editor Warns Against Bolshevism
In a June 4 1919 letter from New York William H Crawford argues the attacks against defiers of revolutionary power are part of a coordinated plan. He urges Americans to act decisively within the law to rid the country of what he calls foreign agitators and to organize with calm, determined action.
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The
New York Times
America
William H. Crawford
New York
Welcome at St John’s Church Staten Island
A New York reader from June 4 1910 praises St John’s Methodist Episcopal Church on Rosebank Staten Island for its sexton tolling bells to welcome home troops returning from service. The writer requests public thanks to the churchman for this charitable gesture.
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New York Times
West
Narrows
Rosebank
Staten Island
T. John's Methodist Episcopal Church
Sexton
Statue of Liberty
Lower Manhattan
St. John’s
At &T. John's
Fort Washington Site Sale Sparks Patriotic Protest
E Ginald Pelham Bolton laments the Bennet estate executors plan to include Fort Washington in a sale starting the tenth instant. He recalls Washington’s 1791 visit and urges a patriotic American buyer to preserve the national treasure for public ownership.
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The
New York Times
Fort Washington
Bennett
James Gordon Bennett
Paris
Washington
Eginald Pelham Bolton
New York
Food Trust Rife in Meat Packing Power Says Colver
Cincinnati June 5 Willam Colver chairman of the Federal Trade Commission warns before the National Wholesale Grocers Association that five big meat packers dominate the food supply and should be limited to meat packing and by products. He links League of Nations to Europe’s markets and urges united action to avoid foreign and domestic economic collapse.
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Cincinnati
Willam Colver
Federal Trade Commission
National Wholesale Grocers Association
Culver
Colver
League of Nations
United States
America
France
Tke Rip van Winkle
Paris
Woodrow Wilson
Europe
St. Petersburg
New York
Hoston
Pekin
Pittsburgh
Ohio River
British Isles
Dardanelles
Atlantic
Untidy Streets and Parks in New York City Letter
A Swiss resident criticizes New York for littered streets and dirty parks. He notes daily shock at residents discarding paper and rubbish in public spaces and urges better respect for attractive areas. May 30, 1619.
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New York Times
Switzerland
New York
R. Heaton
Give to the Living by Ida Goldsmith Morris
Poem urging daily acts of kindness and affectionate care for the living to brighten life. The verse contrasts lavish tribute to the dead with daily love, urging readers to offer true generosity and praise to those still alive, ending with a praise of a joyful world.
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Ida Goldsmith Morris
Gift of color painting from 1918 eclipse to museum
Howard Butler, from the National Academy, donated the only color painting made from observing the June 8 1918 total eclipse. Edward D Adams arranged the gift to the Museum of Natural History at Baker Oregon where a U S Navy observatory conducted eclipse watches. The 49 by 338 percent inch work required many sittings and careful color preparation to capture the brightest red hues.
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Museum of Natural History
Howard eer @ Butler
National Academy
Edward D. Adams
Butler
Baker, Ore
United States Navy
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