Universal Two Cent Postage Moves With Britain
The article lauds a Republican driven agreement with Great Britain to set a universal two cent postage rate between the United States and the United Kingdom effective October 1. It highlights Rome Universal Postal Congress gains, returns coupons, and future voting rights, and contrasts cost savings for foreign-born and foreign-parent households against prior collect postage in the United States.
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Postal Administration of
Great Britain
United States
United Kingdom
Great Britain and Ireland
Suidi Tate
Eypr
Bix Universal Pew Congress
Universal Postal Congress
Rome
Italy
Berne
Switzerland
United States Post Office Department
Mfults
Edward Rosewater
Omaha Bee
J. Henniker
Heaton
M. P
England
America
Whitelaw Reid
Court of St. Fawes
London
Reid
Atlantic
New York
Calcutta
Manila
Ireland
Scotland
Wales
Canada
Mexico
Cuba
Panama
Immigration Commissioner
Republican Party
Australia
New Zealand
Egypt
Sweden
Europe
Bryan's policies described as destructive to business
The article contrasts Roosevelt and Bryan platforms. Roosevelt favors regulated trusts and lawful business, aiming to stamp out evils while preserving prosperity. Bryan seeks reform by extirpating and destroying the business structures, described as destructive to enterprise.
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Roonavelt
Bryan
Roosevelt
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