New York Times of 1919: Times Square offices and pricing list
The page lists the New York Times offices across major cities, subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, and ancillary services. It notes the paper’s copyright and republication rights and gives pricing for mail subscriptions, specials, and add ons such as the binder and specific weekly magazines.
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Third Avenue
Washington Heights
Broadway
Brooklyn
Pulton
Staten Island
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New Brighted
Queens
Fulton Street
Jamaica
L. Petrin
Morris
Second Street
Jersey City
Montgomery Street
Aes
Odie Erlee
Broad Street
Paterson
Park Avenue
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Easescape Riggs
Oxicape
Tribune
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Globe Democrat
PRR
Dav Sackeass Osseeun
Ford
San “Wrancisco
Market Street
L. C. Smith Branding
London
Salisbury Square
LT. C. Paris
Au Matin
Boulevard Poissonniére
Canada
Annalist
NEW York Times
Financial Debts and Valleys Amid Global Trade Outlook
A Chicago article notes 12 percent call money as the peak since 1916 and warns Wall Street moods distract from real trade realities. It discusses Fed credit needs, international purchases, and proposals like a Commercial League of Nations to guarantee trade financing.
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Wall Street
Dun
Bradstreet
Germany
War Finance Corporation
Chicago
Davison
Davison Proposes A Commercial League of Nations
Federal employment service under debate Nolan bill proposed
Discussion on converting the emergency United States Employment Service into a permanent Labor Department bureau. Proponents argue state agencies can handle work more economically, citing Massachusetts as a model with fewer offices and lower costs. The Nolan bill requests 4 million dollars and creates a Director General with federal funding to support state controlled offices.
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Congress
United States Employment Service
Department of Labor
Public Employment Service of
Massachusetts
Boston
Springfield
Worcester
Federal Service
Sixty
House of Representatives
Washington
Ans
Dessarts
Nolans
Price of Balkan Peace and Bulgarian Demands
The article argues Bulgaria clings to maximal territorial aims as the sure path to Balkan peace, citing Bulgaria’s alliance shift to Germany, claims about leaders, and a secret 1914 treaty with Austria-Hungary. It notes opposition within Bulgaria, external skepticism, and references to The Balkan Review and journalist Crawfurd Price.
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PaNaretorr
Washington
Ferroi- Nand
Radoslavoff
Germany
Pananerorr
Panaretoff
RavusLavorr
Kaposiavorr
Franchet Desperey
Rabosavorr
Dobrudja
Thrace
Eiven Mauinorr
Bulgaria
Austriae-Hungary
Austria
Austria-Hungary
Romania
Baiting the Prime Minister in Wartime Politics
A critique of domestic politics shaping views on the Paris peace talks and League of Nations. The piece notes partisan attacks on Mr. Lloyd George in Britain and Mr. Wilson in America, arguing both sides use the other for political ends and that critics claim wavering or hardline stances toward Germany.
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Stoyrbd Gerokng
Germany
Arthur Henderson
Ramsay MacCroNaLn
Liorp George
Asquith
House of Commons
Hendersons
Macdonalds
Snowdens
Mr. Wilson
Great Britain
Luiorp
Geeorge
Wilson
Storm Grorce
Government moves to ease railway deficit and boost trade
The piece describes government plans to release hundreds of millions trapped in railway accounts by paying installments and using new securities to fund equipment costs. It notes railways owe the government large advances and that bankers aim to issue $280 million of bonds against $400 million in equipment. The report links these actions to broader efforts to free business money and stimulate prosperity despite Wall Street price pressures.
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Davison
Bulgaria
Attar
Wall Street
Railway Executives’ Association
Alcock and Brown Cross Atlantic in Single Leap
Two British aviators fly a long distance plane from Newfoundland to Ireland in sixteen hours and twelve minutes. They complete the ocean crossing at a steady pace through fog and drizzle, joining historic feats in early aviation.
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Atlantic
Alcock
Brown
Wincnnt Brothers
Newfoundland
Ireland
St. John’s
Clifden
Federal role in state employment services debated
The piece argues against mandatory federal control of state employment agencies, warning that no payments should occur without certification of state systems meeting uniform rules and efficiency standards. It criticizes the U S Employment Service for bias, expense, and propaganda, suggesting states can run adequate agencies independently.
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United States Employment Service
Secretary of Labor
Atsali
Bulgaria’s Side in the Balkans and the Quest for Justice
The article argues Bulgaria chose a pro-German course in World War I, driven by the hope of gains such as Macedonia and Dobruja, while fearing injustice to smaller allies. It urges the Conference to seek a settlement based on justice rather than surrender to secure lasting peace in the Balkans.
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Austria
Bosnia and
Herzegovina
Ferdinand Solemmnly
Turkey
Serbia
Danerr
London
Macedonia
Bulgaria
Adriatic
Apamm Tarnowski DE Tarnow
Sofia
Ferdinano
Germany
Price
Dobrrudja
Aegean
Balkans
Topical Opinions on Bank Robbery and Labor Rights
The piece condemns a Colonial Bank robbery attempt as bungled by a planner who misjudged the two steady messengers Rran and Boran. It also argues that the American Federation of Labor’s decision to admit black workers will broaden access to skilled trades and elevate black workers’ industrial standing.
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Colonial Bank
Hoe
Rran
Asix
Hytan
American Federation of Labor
Chinese Emigration Trends Oppose Bolshevik Rise Theory
Letter to the editor argues Chinese immigrants in America remain motivated by work and money rather than politics. Cites census declines from 1890 to 1910 and predicts near-elimination of Chinese laborers by 1940, noting few natives and students would remain. U Tinn Hugh signs.
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New York Times
The
Land Times
America
Nel
China
Europe
Russsia
Shanghai
U Tinn
Hugh
Italy's Slavic Claims and Yugoslav Vision
Dion Markanovich-Klajin of New York argues in 1919 letters that Croatians and Slovenes are a single Yugoslav nation and should not be handed to Italian rule over Istria and Fiume. He contends various Slavic groups favor federation or republics, criticizes Italian ambitions, and cites Wilsonian history.
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New York Times
Tolomino
Great Democratic
Bstarchevich
Peasants’ Party
Church
Austria
Styria
Fiume
Istria
Jugoslavia
Italy
Wilson
Dion. Markanovich-Klajin
New York
The Slogan of the Forum Fight to the End
This poem urges constant battle as the forum's slogan while questioning the value of fighting for worldly success. It contrasts Mammon with Christlike service and laments greed corroding homes markets and charity. The author STOKELY 8. FISHER signs off.
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Alan
Law
Miles
Stokely
Fisher
Covenant and Treaty: Knox and League of Nations clash
AMILTON HOLT of New York objects to Senator Knox’s resolution to separate the covenant from the Paris peace treaty. He argues the League of Nations is integral to the treaty, essential for disarmament and postwar stability, and must not be deferred or discarded. The piece defends Wilsonian aims and warns against returning to old alliances.
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Maintena&nce
World Settlement
League of Nations
Wilson
League
Senate
Sarre Valley
Danzig
Doermar
Poland
Germany
Austria
Finland
Jugcoslavia
Slovakia
Mungiry
Hedjazaan
Neti
Lithuania
Ukraine
Tiestule
Armenia
Bulgaria
Paris
Leaeu
Sens Knox
Amilston Holt
New York
Jugoslav Cause letter defends Serbian relief funds
D. M. Pavlovich, secretary of the Serbian National League, asserts U S receipts exceed 560000 with funds used for food clothing medicines for Yugoslavia war relief. He cites oversight by the National Investigation Bureau and state auditors and rebuts claims of misappropriation amid the Fiume dispute at Paris.
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Epoca
Jugoslav
Serbian National Defense League of America
Jugoslavs
Jug
Fiume
Serbia
Paris
Italy
D. M. Pavlovich
Serbian National League
New York
Personal Politics and Wilson in Republican Debate
In a Brooklyn letter dated June 13 1918 a reader accuses Republican Senators in Washington of blocking the Peace Treaty for personal reasons rather than national welfare. The writer argues any statesman would oppose the Knox resolution only if it harms America and urges clear minded Republicans to prevent its passage.
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The
New York Times
Wilson
Washington
Woodrow Wilson
America
Senate
DB van
Brooklyn
N. Y
War changes views on League of Nations and imperial tradition
Felix from New York argues in a June 14 1919 letter that the present war invalidates the old imperial traditions and supports the League as a republican instrument to settle international disputes. He warns against secret diplomacy and military oppression and urges moving away from autocratic policies.
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New York
Tate
George Harvey Sare
League of Nations
Wassingtos
Tisslewpetroia
League
Imperais
Felix
Bolshevism and Lithuanians in America
Jonas Zilius defends Lithuanian Americans against Bolshevist accusations. He cites one million Lithuanians in the United States loyal to democratic ideals and in military service, supports Lithuanian independence, and notes anti Bolshevik sentiment among Lithuanian societies and the Lithuanian National Army amid Polish front pressures.
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The
New York Times
United States
Fm Think
Elven
Lithuanian Democraty
Lithuanian National Army
Jonas Zilius
New York
Trade School Education Comment Sparks City School Debate
A June 7 editorial signed by Mrs. Allen Carpet criticizes crowded public schools with shifts for students while a new building sits underutilized. The piece questions transferring better performing girls to relieve crowding, noting its central location near busy districts. New York, June 12, 1919.
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New York Times
Allen Carpet
Lexington Avenue
Twer Second Street
Emma
New York
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