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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1919

Page

7

British Prime Minister Lloyd George Urges Trade Recovery Measures

In a Commons address Lloyd George warns of a 4 billion dollar UK trade deficit and announces plans to remove import duties September 1. He backs state mine purchases in principle, calls for dumping legislation, and insists Britain must boost exports while cutting imports to restore the balance.

David Lloyd George House of Commons ag/a United Kingdom Liovil George Pramier Jongland Sankey Preigier Fohohood Great Britain

Railways Co Sues Union Over Breach of Contract

Pittsburgh Railways Company sues the Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway Men claiming 3000 striking motormen and conductors breached their contract by halting trolley service after rejecting a war labor board offer. Damages sought total 900000.

Pittsburgh Pittsburgh RailWays Company Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Raihway Rnerny Ohio Toledo Elicia Satya J. Chenay F. J. Cheney & Cogt Toledeca Deovin A. Danean Clbagon Bealon Sendo

Kaiser ideal for castle fear of trial by allies vanishing

Aug 10 Moerongen Averongan report discusses hopes of settling the life of a Dutch country gentleman and the ownership of Dur property held by Baroness Van A Helinate Beaufort. Allies’ intent to try the former emperor is questioned as observers track official statements and press reports.

Moerongen Averongan Bse Becqu Agerongen Reaperor Willian Genteman Holland Dour van A Helinate Beaufort Hare Ftent Lansing Senate ‘Commission Anon Itfy Ile Tetral

Mayors Seek Federal Action To Ease New Jersey Costs

Fifty New Jersey mayors told Congress in Washington on August 19 that a federal commission should regulate exports, and that federal control be extended to soon storage warehouses and storage terms. They urged direct sales of surplus stocks and immediate federal oversight of food stuffs and related goods to curb economic evils and high living costs.

N. J Congress Washington New Jersey Hstelot

Washington leaders push FTC probe into high shoe costs

The House adopted a resolution directing the Federal Trade Commission to investigate rising shoe prices. In Boston witnesses at a grand jury inquiry on the high cost cited speculation in hides, imported goatskins, and economic factors as drivers, with forecasts of price climbs and limited relief from imports and shipping.

Associated Press Washington House Federal Trade Commission Boston New York Pelleder James H. Stone New England James J. Mc+ Elwain W. H. McElwain & Co Charles W. Jones J. W Smith Tanters India

Nebraska court orders vote on federal prohibition ratification

Nebraska voters may approve or reject state action ratifying the federal prohibition amendment. The district court issued a writ directing the secretary of state to file petitions for a referendum on the legislature's ratification. An Omaha attorney appealed after the secretary of state refused to accept petitions citing initiative and referendum law. Nebraska ratified January 16 as the 36th state, meeting endorsement requirements. A separate dispatch notes Italy and Greece reaching Asia Minor interests with Meander valley and Smyrna belt arrangements.

West John F. Hopkins Omaha Nebraska Ot Waas Italy Rhine Greece Asia Minor Smyrna

Palmer Nomination Moves Forward in Senate Judiciary Committee

Acts favorably on Palmer Washington Aug. 19 the senate judiciary committee ordered favorable report to the senate on the nomination of A Mitchell Palmer as attorney general a British patent granted for a series of ranks fastened to a sable to enable a vessel to spread oil on rough water more than 10 000 gallons of milk are consumed daily in London

Palmer Washington Senate Judiciary Committee Favorante Senate A. Mitchell Palmer London

Borah Warns Versailles Treaty Sparks New Conflicts

Senator Borah, Republican Idaho, warned in a Washington speech that the Versailles treaty has bred new wars and western powers seek spoils. He cited British and Japanese efforts, Egyptian resistance to Beluch rule, and British protectorate actions in Egypt, Ireland, and Persia, urging U S awareness of hidden news and self determination promises.

Washington Barak Repubean Uaho Great Britain Japan Fir East Bavot Treland Persia United States India Ireland Urpt Wilson

Dynamite blast damages station in Ang. 19 raid

Robbers dynamited a station safe at Afe Paitheylyanta and fled with 1292 dollars. The town was shaken as the safe and station suffered heavy damage. State police pursued the thieves after the break in.

Ilzabethtawi Pa Ang Afe Paitheylyanta Butraner

Child Chokes to Death in Philadelphia Crib

A seven month old child named Marty M Paln Liss died in a Philadelphia crib when clothing became tightly wound about her neck. Parents resided on Green Street. A doctor arrived but she had already passed away before discovery. The incident prompted a police and medical response.

Philadelphia Marty M. Paln- Liss Zole Green Street

Subway Strike Ends After Compromise Vote

New York subway and elevated lines will resume full service after strikers approved a compromise. Agreement provides a 25 percent wage rise, with added 25 percent ask to be sent to arbitration. City and state officials arranged a conference to resolve lingering demands.

New Yorks Autiway Lnferborated Rapht Teansht Company Manhattan Bronz Breooklyn Quevna Momlse Cily Xetthanent

Friend asks about favorite Bible part in odd exchange

In a brief exchange the question What is your favorite part of the Bible is posed by Her Friend and Telephone Gil replies The Hook of Numbers. The odd dialogue ends with Say Stories.

Gil

Mra Downatatre Dialogue With Hidden Clues

Fragmentary dialogue mentions a husband and wife exchanges about a moving picture, cloning, shifting a noun to rest, and a cryptic name Nelrok, suggesting a coded or surreal quotation without clear narrative context. The readable portions hint at personal conversation and speculative themes.

Dante Nelrok

Lemon Juice for Freckles Beauty Lotion Ad

A vintage advertisement touts a cheap freckle reducing beauty lotion made from lemon juice and orchard white. It claims two lemons and three ounces of orchard white create a quarter pint of cosmetic lotion to apply daily for fading freckles and achieving a soft rosy-white complexion. It notes the product is harmless and non irritating.

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