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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1919
Page
7
The Department of Justice plans a nationwide drive to curb extravagance and curb waste by encouraging thrift and buying only what is necessary. A new statistical bureau will publish data on raw materials and finished goods to aid consumers and merchants. An educational campaign will target extravagance in apparel and purchasing.
Extension of the New York Chicago aerial route to Omaha by December 15 and a week later new twin motor mail planes carrying 1500 pounds or 60000 letters will join the line. Praiger reports improved mounts for the aerial service and says expansion to San Francisco may follow soon.
A government compiled report covers July to September events in the Tampico oil fields. It states six oil company workers were murdered and over 71 thousand 895 dollars in American gold was seized by Mexican bandits, with some robberies attributed to Carranza soldiers or carried out with their participation.
A clergyman and several parishioners disrupted a meeting in Yonkers New York where Mrs Rose Pastor Stokes spoke addressing the communists council of America The interruption interrupted the rally and ended without reported injuries or arrests.
The American Federation of Labor backs the miners strike and condemns Judge Andersons injunction. The move signals possible funding and aims to gauge how the federal courts will respond to the action and its scope.
A wide view critiques religion as lifeless ritual without mystery and contrasts it with life through environment, relationships, and eternal ties. It argues work and saving, price reforms, and industrial reconstruction as paths to alleviate poverty while noting cautions on profiteers and postwar readjustment.
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