Profiteers and Public Opinion Debate Profits and Politics
The piece argues profiteers profit from rising prices, but blames not just one class. It cites Dry Goods Association and shopkeepers while urging public backing of anti inflation action. It warns of a possible criminal minority seizing power, contrasting socialist legality with communist illegality.
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Maynard
Japan
Treasury Department
Nasives of Dry Goods Association
Pro- Sante ‘Eda
Thrift Lost in a Rich Nation
A national food administration epigram calls America’s unstirred sugar a world need. The piece decries waste as thrift remains rare despite high earnings and many savings accounts. It argues Americans waste food, clothing, fuel, and natural resources, scattering goods lavishly like sugar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Deportation discussed for communists in government policy
A discussion argues that deporting bonafide communist party members may be drastic yet justifiable, noting the party as not a benign group and urging action despite concerns about civil liberties. The statement reflects strong enforcement perspectives in a heated political moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Communist Party
Ing
Aap
Garages Outpace Homes Reflect Midwest Building Trend
A midwestern city reports twice as many garage permits as homes last year. The statistic hints at widespread mortgage use to fund cars and garages, illustrating a national tilt toward vehicle-focused spending over ordinary living needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Times
America
The Inglorious End of Wilhelm von Hohenzollern
A derisive critique denounces Wilhelm as cowardly for fleeing Germany and calls for his trial. The piece mocks Kaiserism, warns of national shifts after the war, and imagines a future where the United States leads or dismisses old regimes. It laments the fading glory of a fallen empire and speculates on governance and power dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilhelm von
American Aerial Party Lands in Sonora After Engine Trouble
Two members of the twelfth aero squadron stationed at Fort Bliss Texas, en route to Nogales Arizona, reportedly mistook the Nacozari railroad for the route toward Fairbank. Forced to land in a rough field after engine trouble, one plane badly damaged. They reached Nacozari this afternoon, were placed under technical arrest, and detained at the office of Presidente Municipal Francisco M Peraza. The governor of Sonora was notified and is to report to the central government. the officers are said to be well treated. Headquarters of the Arizona district notified and investigating.
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Nacozari
Twelfth
Aero
Fort Bliss
Texas
Nogales
Ariz
Here
Fairbank
Douglas
Penne Nervine
Sokihi
Francisco’ M. Peraza
Alfo de al ‘Huerta
Sonora
Hermosillo
Forlisg
Presidente Peraza
Montezuma Copper Company
Phelps- Dodge Corporation
Arizona Distry
Francis. J. Dyer
Usher
T. M. Wolf
Dyer
Adolfo ‘de la Huerta
Rancho Noria
Debate on Peace Treaty Advance Date Stirs Papers
The Morning Post and other papers debate the peace treaty timing and American reservations. Critics warn against anti British campaigns while some papers favor Anglo American normal relations and caution about selective concessions.
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Morningg ‘Post
League
Great Britain
America
Europe
Times and Telegraph
Sinn
the Times
United States
Liverpool
Post
Bays
Gray
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Falter and Publisher
Twin Falls
Idaho
Tg. Ea
Ey Fm
Russia
Socialist Party
New York
United States Navy
Sam
ARMY
Washington
Watson
Falls
Iman
Pauline Rick
Ne * Diroise
Ibe
Frank Lloyd
PATHE
Billy Rhodes
Uusual
Hallowell Concert - Company
OF American Legion
Legion
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