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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1919

Page

14

Senators Debate World League and China Shantung Loss

The senator argues over the league of nations and the peace treaty amid China’s Shantung loss to Japan. He condemns postwar settlements, cites German concessions, and defends ratification, noting three American public opinion groups and banking influence in Washington.

London Paris Smuts China Shantung Far East Lusitania Austria Germany America Judas Iscariot New England Canada League of Nations Senate Branter Great International Banking House of 3. FP Morgan & Co Great Britain Lamont Davison Red Crows Morrow League Europe Kiao Chou Tsinan Japan League—Republican Yale University Wall Street

U.S. Expert Sees Food Prices Peak Then Decline

Herbert C. Marshall of the Agriculture Department argues high prices stem from inflation and cheap money. He cites gold reserves, production gains, and profiteering as factors, but forecasts a plateau or decline as supply improves and currencies adjust.

Washington, D. C Herbert C. Marshall Bureau of Markets Department of Agriculture Marshall Agriculture Committee House of Representatives Germany France Ing Statistics Bureau Department of Labor

Road project aims to complete Old National Road begun 1820

Washington reports a project filed with the bureau of public roads contemplates finishing the Old National road that was begun in early 1820 to extend the route. The plan seeks authorization and funding to complete the historic highway extension and improve national transportation access.

Washington Bureau of Public Roads

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