New York Banker Urges Education to Ease Industrial Strife
George E. Roberts of National City Bank argues education in sound economic principles is key to easing rising prices and wage pressure. He cites capital investment and improved production as limits to inflation and calls for higher output, not redistribution, to benefit all.
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New York Times
Fort Dodge
Iowa
Iowa Bankers’ Association
George E. Roberts
National City Bank of New York
Mr. Roberts
Toto
Lfe
Return of Lloyd George to face peace tax critics
In London, after signing the Peace Treaty, members of Parliament prepare questions as pressure grows for Prime Minister Lloyd George to return home to defend the settlement. Debate centers on Ireland, Coalition Liberal tensions, and inquiries into naval preparedness and wartime notes.
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London
Lloyd George
Germany
Constantinople
Great Britain
Paris
Balfour
Nudant Te Baron
von Leisner
Interchange of Products Aims to Rebuild Central Europe
The American Relief Administration led by Herbert Hoover plans an exchange of surplus and deficient goods among Central European nations. Edward Rickard outlined a program to resume Poland's textile industry aiding 250000 workers, with broader trade moves including sugar, salt, oil, coal, furniture, and fabricated steel moving among Czechoslovakia Jugoslavia German Austria Romania Hungary and Poland to bolster employment and food flows.
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American Relief Administration
Herbert Hoover
Edward Rickard
Mr. Hoover
Paderewski
Poland
GOP Only Hope Seen In Poindexter Speech
Senator Poindexter of Washington told the Fifteenth District Republican Club that the party must save the nation from disintegration under the present administration. He urged repeal of Democratic acts on the Panama Canal and Philippine policy, wage protection, and a tariff reform. He called for deportation of alien agitators and punishment for Bolshevist supporters and officials aiding revolution.
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Poindexter
Republian
Washington
Fifteenth District
Republican Club
Republican Party
Republic
Mexico
Democratic Congress
Panama Canal
Philippine Islands
Senate in early vote on Fall resolution to stay out of the League
The Senate debates a fall resolution to delay ratification of the German treaty amid warnings by Republicans of a fight to resume trade with Germany and Austria Hungary. Leaders forecast forty nine votes, while Lodge Knox and others argue for reservations or conditional participation. President Wilson’s return shifts momentum as the public and Congress weigh the Covenant's implications and potential war powers.
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Senate
Germany
Hitchcock
Foreign Relations Committee
Austria-Hungary
United States
House
Lodge
Root
Knox
League
League of Nations Council
Peace Conference
League of Nations
Toot
Wilson
Congress
Lawlesserman
Beveridge Voices for League of Nations in Bedford
Albert J. Beveridge former Indiana senator spoke to the Pennsylvania Bar Association in Bedford addressing the League of Nations and presenting his views on international diplomacy and global cooperation.
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Bedford
Penn
Albert J. Beveridge
Indiana
League of Nations
Pennsylvania Bar Association
Canadians visit war memorial exhibit in New York galleries
Hundreds of Canadians and Americans toured the Canadian War Memorial Exhibition at the Anderson Galleries in New York. Major R H Watkins and Captain C V Combs of the Canadian War Records Office are slated to visit during Canadian week. Animated films of the Vimy Ridge seizure will premiere. Poultney Bigelow has passed the danger point after tetanus illness and is on the road to recovery.
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Anderson
Fifty-ninth Street
Park Avenue
London
Canada
R. H. Watkins
C. V. Combs
Canadian War Records Office
Vimy Hidge
Poultney Bigelow
Specewar
New York Times
Kingston
N. Y
Kingston City Hospital
Knit Goods Workers Walk Out in New York Strike
The Knit Goods Workers' Union Local Greater New York of the Amalgamated Textile Workers of America announced that between 7,000 and 8,000 knit goods workers struck yesterday morning after manufacturers refused a forty six hour week and about a 20 percent wage increase. About one third of manufacturers had agreed to the demands, leaving their shops unaffected. Union officials cited minimum scale as the main objection and expressed hope for a quick settlement.
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Knit Goods Workers’ Union
Greater
New York
Amalgamated Textile Workers of America
Union Square
Fifth section of dry dock launched in Brooklyn
The Morse Dry Dock and Repair Company launched the fifth of six sections from the Morse Annex Yard at Sixty-seventh Street Brooklyn. The 100 by 300 foot section contains over a million feet of lumber and, with the sixth section completed by summer’s end, will yield the world’s largest dry dock at 750 feet long with a 30 000 ton lifting capacity.
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Morse Dry Dock and Repair Company
Morse Annex
Sixty-seventh Street
Brooklyn
Morse Company
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Saks & Company
34Th St
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Men’s Clothes Store
Wang Fagan
Says Que
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Broadway
Court St
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Dept
Turner
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