Wallace Miner Post Office designation note
Wallace Idaho newspaper Wallace Miner enters post office as second class mail matter under editor J Dunn.
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Newspaper
Wallace Miner
Location
Wallace, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1920
Page
2
Nations Should Agree to Re Monetize Silver
Opinion argues for international action to remonetize silver as a world money metal at a fixed ratio with gold. It recalls 1896 debates between Bryan and McKinley, notes England’s then-control of silver, and says today the U K and Europe face debt and gold challenges making a global agreement timely. The piece claims silver overproduction and gold’s reduced circulation support the plan.
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Ams
United States
Bryen
McKinley
Posston
England
Witteh
Viet Permoasions
United
Suter
Kogland
Europe
Continent
Phin
Republican Party
Why Hiram Johnson Cannot Be Nomination Target
Opinion piece argues Hiram Johnson cannot secure the Republican nomination citing alleged ties to radical and pro German voters. It criticizes his past acts against party cohesion, his California electoral stance in 1916, and urges loyalists to reject a candidate deemed self serving and unfit for national leadership.
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Hiram Johnson
Johnson
Ehla
Remblican Party
Charter K. Hughes
California
Hughes
Hiram Jonson
Witwon
Cal
Totegram
Wiuceo
Hing Jetinen
Presidentia
National Convention Urges Silver Standard Restoration Plan
The passage states a political group plans to seize control on the fourth of next March and urges the Chicago national convention to back restoring silver as the standard metal through international agreement, pledging to promote this agreement if dominant.
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Chicago
Neai
Uncle Sam as the greatest waster of paper
A critical column denounces government waste, arguing the wartime and wartime-inspired bureaus flood papers with political material, inflating costs and consuming scarce pulp while publishers profit from excess advertising and sensational content. The piece condemns national capital departments for political propaganda and unnecessary printing.
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Uncle Sam
Unete Sam
T National Capital
Butte Adopts American Plan in Strike Across Unions
Butte adopts the American plan as the unions in the building trades council resist negotiation. The decree asserts workers’ right to employment under fair terms, forbids coercion or discrimination, and upholds mutual obligations, with employers free to hire and dismiss.
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J. W.W. Dse
Butte
Building ‘Undes Council
Plumbers
Palmtens
Bricklayons
Dron
Ierhers
Hed Cunriens
Viec
Gompers Democratic Partisan and Labor Policy Debate
The piece attacks Samuel Gompers as a staunch Democratic partisan and criticizes his stance on labor, war, and policy. It argues his alignment with the Democratic Party undermines American interests, condemns his defense of Wilsonian policies in Mexico, and claims his views ignore national self-respect amid economic strains and sugar shortages.
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Samuel Gompers
Gompers
Democratic Party
Armeurican Federation
Laksor
Alway
White House
Congress
Capito
Gom- Pen
Pennsylvania Avenue
Senate
League of Mations
Paris
Wilson
A.F. of L
High Seas
Mexico
United States
Europe
Ingao
Ito Inbar
Senator Underwood Named Senate Democratic Leader
Alabama Senator Underwood has been elected Senate Democratic leader, succeeding Senator Hitchcock of Nebraska. The shift reflects anti Wilson sentiment across states, with Lodge to head Republican delegates in Massachusetts and Senator Wels facing attacks for opposing the Wilsonian league. The Wilson administration struggles to curb living costs and sustain bond prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Underwood
Alabama
Senate
Hittchcock
Nebrasim
Hitchcock
Wilson
Underwood
Sonce
Maewchusetts
Lodge
Wels
Wisonian League
English View of Silver and Market Power Debate
Financial Review discusses silver pricing with Samuel Montagu & Co in New York as London seeks to set prices. The piece argues North American production gives the region influence, while Britain may shape the free market outlook. It questions silver dollar reserves and Mexican shipments as price determinants.
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Financia Review
New York
Samuel Montagu & Co
London
Great Britain
Montagu
Guggenheim
Treasury
Mexico
There Is an Interesting Story About a Poem Recited
The piece cites a tale of Mr Malloch reciting a poem at a dinner hosted by Thomas Lawson in Boston. The anecdote notes Lawson’s remark that writing a poem is great and hearing from the author is even richer, as echoed by Eagle Magazine. The world has spread the verse widely, reaching papers in this country and beyond to China and Australia.
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China
Australia
Malloch
Thomas W. Lawson
Boston
Lawson
Eagle Magazine
Government and sugar price relief in sight
Washington dispatch says relief from the sugar situation may be found soon, easing exasperation over the current shortage. The report notes ongoing talks and potential policy moves anticipated to stabilize prices and supply.
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Washington Dispatch
Woodrow and the Faithful in San Francisco Forecast
AP dispatch quotes J Hain Lewis predicting Democrats will rally behind Woodrow Wilson at the San Francisco convention. He warns of internal quarrels and party chaos if Wilson is pursued, likening it to a doomed state of cholera morbus. The piece riffs on party upheaval and historic comparisons as a cautionary note.
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Jetineon
Caliorn
Johnson
Hughes
Wilson
California
Senaiter
Republian
Virginia
Johns
Rpublicans
Kooskia Mountainder
Associated Press
J. Hain Lewis
San Francisco
Missouri
J. Hivn
Walters
Chaoa
Great
Democratic Party
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