Postal Commission Report Reveals Major Postal Reforms
The Washington report details sweeping postal service reforms and proposed new law. It calls for a six month nationwide weighing program, overhaul of the entire system, and shifts in second class rates to reflect volume and weight. It also proposes a joint congressional commission to oversee the changes and ensure fair handling of appeals.
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Dell
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Dar
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Mall
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Commission
Rerard
Cissa
Germans and Americans Reach Rough Accord on Trade Talks
Berlin reports a meeting between American and German negotiators ended Friday with both sides noting cordial, friendly relations despite stalled commercial aims. Delegates from both nations will return to translation and certification duties as preliminary work continues toward a potential commercial agreement.
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Berlin
Newth
America
Salt Fur Ubetk
Peg Westnest
James JaAinety
Nahasil Stone
Diplomatic News Exchange Between Americas and Germany
The Americas and Germany discuss a long term mutual news exchange plan. Both sides weigh timing around Reichstag elections and Roosevelt's approval, aiming to avoid harm and maintain friendly commercial relations.
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Aidiox
Foreign Office
Americas
Roosevelt
Rooarvelt
Resignation and relief measures in Kingston after earthquake
Kingston news reports the Jamaican governor tendered resignation to Lord Exetm amid disaster fallout. The administration plans 18 months of tax relief, reconstruction under a single appointed commissioner, and large loans with aid from the United States and Canada. The church leader urges centralized governance during upheaval while insurance firms face responsibilities for losses.
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Guv
Gwettentam
Lord Exetm
Darts
Theaterpal Council
Taft
Povérnment
Kingaton
Eros Nuttall
West Indies
Dew
Helara
United States
Canada
Kingston
Irsuraare
In Favor of Restoring the Army Canteen
Washituten January 27 The necessity for the restoration of the Army canteen is strongly set forth in a letter from Dr Anit New comb Mt ty Captain Walter Michel of the Spanish American War Tetetens associate Dr McGee who formerly was an advertising surgeon to the army and later organized corps of cutters under the Adspites of the Tag Crows Society for work inrome Japanese soldiers in the Rasiedapan
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Anit
Newcomb Mt. Ty
Walter Michel
Tetetens
de. McGee
Army
Gutets
Tag Crows Society
Rasiedapan
Debate on Army Canteens and Japanese Sake Use
The article discusses U S opinions on reestablishing a military canteen to provide soldiers with harmless amusements instead of liquor. It notes Japanese sake, called Bake, served in Manchuria as part of rations and mentions observers who praise temperance and caution against excess, citing harsh effects of drinking on troops.
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United States
Mancharia
Umer
Tokio
Tribute to memory of Senator Alger
Detroit residents pay tribute to Senator Alger with a long viewing as a funeral train arrives from Washington. Civil War veterans and Spanish War veterans honor their former commander while the funeral procession moves to the family home on Fort Street for the services planned the next day.
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Detroit
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la State
Xenator
Neidente
Bearne
Fort Street
Waashington
Alger
Kane
Tree aynagopur movement launched at Hudson meeting
Free Bynagogue reports a movement unveiling a plan described as a “tree aynagopur” at a Hudson meeting. Founder Mabh. 3. Wee, listed as a Portland figure, described the initial steps of a series, with details unclear due to OCR fragment.
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New York
Hudson
Mabh
Wee, Formare
Portland
Fragmented Sermon Sparks Debate on Religion and Wealth
During a contentious sermon in New York, a preacher attacked religious leaders as mere mouthpieces of the wealthy, asserting that both Christian and Jewish institutions are controlled by moneyed interests. He urged action even if it means sacrificing ritual forms to reach congregants, emphasizing duty to deliver the message. The audience, including ministers and listeners, reacted with sharp debate over propriety and influence.
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Wiendettand
Therraf
Surife
Howe
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