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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1919

Page

9

Senators Clash Over League of Nations and Italy Shantung

Senate debates President Wilson and Italy in Fiume and Shantung disputes. Sherman attacks Italy and Japan roles while Sterling warns Article X endangers sovereignty. Watson to speak on the league as Swanson cites Mil ler on withdrawal intentions.

Senate Sherman Illinois Wilson Italy Fiume Japan Shantung Sterling South Dakota League of Nations Swanson David Hunter Miller Watson Indiana China Germany Hia Flame Khreat Tuli Adriatic Jugoslav Republic Alinote Jugoslovakia Mexico

Wholesale Beef Prices in Washington Week Ending Dates

Bwitt and Company records show average wholesale beef prices in Washington for the trade across twelve weeks ending August 2 191% with figures including May 17 May 26 and July readings. The report lists weekly prices per cwt and notes changes across the period.

Washington Bwitt and Company

Senate debate on withdrawal from the League of Nations

Senator Sterling argues withdrawal hinges on fulfilling international and covenant obligations. He warns domestic doubts could trigger departure over unfulfilled commitments and questions Article X as an alien and un-American security pact. He calls for explicit reservations on domestic questions and Congress’ future power.

League of Nations Sterling Congress

Mourn Edward V Murphy Death At Stockholders Meeting

Resolutions of regret for Edward V Murphy longtime official reporter of the United States Senate and director of the Mergenthaler Linotype Company were adopted by the Stockholders Association in Washington. The group also recommended EB McQuade of Liberty Savings Bank for appointment to fill Murphy’s unexpired board term.

Edward V. Murphy United States Senate

District Guards Rifle Team for National Match

The District National Guard lists its rifle team for the Caldwell New Jersey national match on August 24. Team members include Maj. Frank W. Holt Capt. Henry Leszear coach and J. C. Jensen Harry KE Burton L H Neilson E Arnett J. E Naurie W. Robertson J. A. Murphy B A McClellan J. P. Roberts A. T. Bow era J. R. Sampson and W. L. Hurly.

District National Guard Caldwell N. J Frank W. Holt Henry Leszear J. C. Jensen Harry KE. Burton L H Neilson E. Arnett J. E Naurie W. Robertson J. A. Murphy A McClellan J. P. Roberts A. T. Bowera J. R. Sampson W. L. Hurly

Six Policemen Quit Deserters Listed by Police Bulletin

Under date of 29th ultime the commissioners removed six policemen for desertion Privates M Grinder G 3 Cochran John A Boender KR J Golden Co M Woodruff and O H Watta They left for better outside jobs but face blacklist after three days unlicensed absence The six had been with the force for only a short time and the bulletin notes tempting offers from outside sources.

M. Grinder G. 3 Cochran John A. Boender KR. J. Golden M. Woodruff O. H. Watta Pullman Forte

Wales to Sail Today With Royal Farewell Voyage

The Prince of Wales sails aboard the HMS Renown to Halifax and America after a farewell luncheon in Portsmouth attended by King George V, Queen Mary, and Princess Mary. The voyage, under Capt. Ernest Taylor, includes two large cabins and a focused passage to Canada and the United States. Rear Admiral Sir Jones Halacy serves as chief of staff onboard.

Imit Princess Mary Prince Albert Prince of Wales Portsmouth Ernest Taylor New World Taylor Jones Halacy New Zealand Helgoland Jutland Doggerbank Halifax Prince's Quarters Air Ministry

Vote Against League in Poll Shows the Greatest Increase

The Washington Post poll reveals a dramatic rise in rejection votes by mail, with 44 mail ballots for rejection and 19 for ratification without reservations. Read remarks from attorneys and citizens expressing skepticism about the League of Nations and emphasizing U.S. independence.

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Government urges economy as campaign for people

The article notes calls for a general government push toward frugality and efficiency among citizens, with leaders proposing an economy oriented campaign to guide spending and resources.

Commissioner Brownlow Holds Private White House Talk

Commissioner Louis Brownlow met with the President in a private White House appointment to discuss District affairs. He denied any public interest motive and said he sought the meeting for matters of great importance, while journalists pressed about police matters. Gardiner, serving ad interim, said he will retire and offered no statement but hinted at an upcoming message before leaving office.

London Prince of Wales James Palace Louis Brownlow Woo Fredi Wilson White House Brownlow Gardiner

Turkish Cabinet Orders Arrest of Kamel and Reouf

The Turkish cabinet ordered the arrest of Mustapha Kamel Pasha and Reouf Bey after a conference. They were charged with convoking a separatist congress and organizing armed bands in Smyrna and Erzerum regions. A Paris dispatch noted plans for a separate Turkish government in Asia Minor and Kamel Pasha reportedly faced 4,000 troops. Hesad Pasha was commander at Scutari and Albanian minister of war.

Constantinopls Mustapha Kamel Pasha Reouf Bey Smyrna Erzerum Paris Ba~sai Pasha Asia Minor Kamel Pasha Constantinople Hesad Pasha Scutari Albania

Wilson Takes Charge Of The Food Crisis

Debate over high living costs dominates the Senate and House as lawmakers push for a cost of living inquiry and measures to curb price manipulation. A coal shortage warning arises amid potential action by the railroad administration and a sugar price commission. Politicians blame consumer extravagance while pressing a nationwide investigation and relief plans.

Congress House Senate Gronner Railroad Administration Pormerene House Interstate Commerce Committee Tinkham Commission Federal Trades Commission Eagar Teach Ansfota

Estate of Howard V. Murphy Valued Over 140000

The will filed for probate states bonds and personal property totaling over 140000. It leaves each of Murphy’s children ten shares of Mergenthaler Linotype stock and provides gifts to St Ann’s Infant Asylum St Josephs Male Orphan Asylum and the Little Sisters of the Poor. James V Murphy Jr and Charles J Murphy named executors.

Howard V. Murphy United States Senate Mergenthaler Linotype Hannah Klaney John A. Murphy St. Ann’s Infant Asylum St. Joseph's James V. Murphy Charles J. Murphy

Grain and Live Stock Prices Bubble in Baltimore Aug 4

Grain and live stock prices listed for Baltimore on August 4 show creamery and dairy product quotes across grades, with poultry values for live stock including old hens, ducks, and pigeons. Chicago and Baltimoreさい market figures for corn oats rye barley and wheat provide brief price points and grade specifics.

Chicago Baltimore

Market Prices Brief Mixed Cotton Quotation Notes

Unclear data lists New York cotton at 32.80 and Wilmington at 31.00 with scattered figures. No readable names or events provide fuller context or dates.

New York Narapik Sane Wilmington Ge Se

Live Stock Prices in Chicago Market Report

Hogs show heavy weight 21.00 to 22.75 midweights 21.00 to 22.86 and night lot 21.15 to 21.55 with sows 0.25 to 21.00 and pigs to 20.25. Cattle include beef steers prime 16.75 to 18.50, good 12.25 to 16.75, butchers and cows 6.75 to 18.75, veal calves 16.00 to 17.00, feeders 8.90 to 13.50, Western range steers 9.00 to 16.00. Sheep lambs 13.25 to 18.75, yearlings 10.00 to 12.75, ewes 7.00 to 9.00.

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