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Weather and World Outlook for New Year 1919
A broad 1919 weather and economic snapshot notes rain tonight then likely fair and cooler Thursday. It highlights Austria's food crisis, New York New Year's events, ongoing influenza concerns, and wartime government shifts. It discusses milk prices, rail finance troubles, and the strain on producers and consumers amid postwar policy.
The Soldier and Prohibition in Washington Rumors
The New Haven Journal-Courier discusses rumors from Washington about returning soldiers affecting the prohibition movement. It notes uncertainty about soldiers' views and criticizes eastern leaders pressing states to ratify before soldiers return.
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New York World
Enduring debate on prohibition and self government
The piece condemns the push to deny voters a say on prohibition as immoral and anti democratic. It mocks bureaucratic processes and laments any move away from self rule upheld by the supreme court, warning against hidden tyranny by reformers and warning of a potential loss of democracy at home.
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The Rubber Stamp
The story of a colonel delaying 200 soldier discharges for lacking the official rubber stamp epitomizes bureaucratic method. The piece contrasts the absurdity with a business executive facing a similar 15 cent stamp shortage.
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New York Evening Sun
Exit Dr. Tanner dies after televised hunger stunt
In 1880 New Yorkers paid to watch Dr Henry S Tanner fast in Clarendon hall. The noted showman died Monday in a San Diego county hospital after a period of illness. His death ends a controversial career that drew broad press attention.
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They Know How It Is In France Says Mrs Astor
Mrs. Vincent Astor recalls American women in France working long hours for the boys and dancing with them at night. She suggests returning wives may feel for exhausted businessmen whose wives insist on social outings after busy days at the office.
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Dallas News
Wilson discussed freedom of the seas with London Times reporter
A London Times reporter’s interview with Mr. Wilson on freedom of the seas reportedly spurred a surge of U S subscription support overnight, drawing in every member of the American Congress.
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