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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1919

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Palmer GALL REVIVES FOOD ADMINISTRATION FAIR PRICE MACHINERY

Palmer calls local price committees to target hoarders and curb costs as the Justice Department restarts the nationwide food administration framework. Aimed at enforcing fair prices, committees will assess cost, profit margins, and publish fair price lists while reporting findings to state authorities and the Department of Justice.

Palmer Gall Food Administration Department of Justice & General

Developments of Day in Fight on Food Cost

Attorney General directs state administrators to revive infrprice oxing machinery as first areas expected today. Federal Reserve Board vows currency restraint to curb food costs. Opposition grows to President's plan for universal price marks. District reconsiders sale price committee under Dr. W C Fowler health officer. Fowler warns high prices threaten city health. Commissioner's approval pending. Government urges county officials to cooperate with federal food administration and prosecute violators. Wire confirmation of cooperation.

Department of Justice United States Food Administration A. Mitchell Palmer House Wilson House Committee On Agriculture Hutchinson New Jersey Congress Palwer Federal Reserve Board W. C. Fowler Fowler Plus Brownslow Bureau of Investigation Washington

Actors Strike Gains Labor Backing In New York

New York actors seek support from stagehands musicians and other unions as ten theaters remain closed. Leaders including James P Holland Hugh Freyne and Frank Gillmore attend a high level meeting to rally aid while managers claim the strike will fill gaps with new talent and reopen venues.

New York Actors' Equity Association James P. Holland New York State Federation of Labor Hugh Freyne American Federation For Labor Charles C. Shay International Allance of Joe N. Weber American Association of Musicians Frank Gillmore Actors’ Equity Association Paul Turner W. B. Rubin Holland Producing Managers’ Protective Association Richard Gordon Winter Garden Forty-Fourth Street John Drew Lionel Jack Barrymore Ethel Barrymore al Jolson Harry Fox Ed Wynn Frank Fay

Prince of Wales Ship Renown Near St Johns Fleet

The admiralty wireless service said the British battleship Renown carrying the Prince of Wales was met by cruiser Dauntless 120 miles off St Johns at 3 pm. Dragon accompanies Renown. Dauntless led preparations for the royal visit. The flotilla sails slowly toward Conception Bay and will arrive Tuesday.

St. Johns Newfoundland Admiralty Canada Dragon Conception Bay Nal

District Eyes Price Fix Plan Led by Dr Fowler

District health officer Dr William C Fowler would chair a nine member price fixing committee to curb profiteering by setting weekly fair price guidelines for food in Washington. The plan, a revival of the old food administration, aims to lower milk and ice prices and includes dealers and citizens from Washington, with support from Commissioner Brownlow and District Attorney Laskey.

Washington William C. Fowler National Capital Fair-Price Committee Fowler Food Administration Tha Whan Dare Maryland Virginia Dr. Fowler Brownlow Rome

League Covenant Fear Foils French Belgian War Hope

Secretary Lansing resumes Senate testimony as France and Belgium question the league covenant. Belgium warns the league may fail to deter early war, prompting reliance on specific treaties. French leaders share fear of unprovoked German attack, though Germany is stripped of arms. the core worry is how the league’s early operation might trigger conflict rather than prevent it.

Albert v. Fox Washington Post Lansing Senate Foreign Relations Committee France Belgium Lansing Wll Chamber of Deputies League’ of Nations League Wilson Sengtera Clemenceau Germany League of Nations Paris Buddapest Roumania Danube Budapest Herbert Hoover Vienna Banat Italy Hungary

Plumb Plan Fails to Win Support in Congress

A casual canvass of House Interstate Commerce Committee members shows not a single vote for the Plumb plan to nationalize the railways. The conference on democracy in industry met in Washington to study proposals and adopt cautious, principle based views on government transportation costs, private property rights, and efficiency amid rising living costs.

House Interstate Commerce Committee United States Congress House Interstate Commerce Committee Glenn E. Plumb Aljad Revere Washington National Commission On Democracy In Industry Plumb Walter Clark Supreme Court of North Carolina

Fleeing Alien Prisoner Shot Near Chattanooga Incident

Reports from Chattanooga Tennessee describe two German alien detainees escaping under gunfire during an electric storm. Richard Lindera and Robert Beese were halted by a rifle bullet. another account mentions casualties in Kentucky as families suffer across crossings.

Chattanooga Tenn Richard Lindera Robert Beese Barageke Gt Fort Oxlethorpe Luders

League Covenant Sparks European Security Debate

Senators note American desire to understand why France and Belgium distrust the league after German diplomacy gains admission via Wilhelmsstrasse intrigue. Officials warn the covenant may be essential for war prevention, yet many doubt its success and seek real protection independent of the covenant.

League Wilhelmstrasse Europe France Belgium Tte

Italy Touts War Sacrifices and U S Trade Ties

Rome reports Premier Nitti urging closer economic relations with the United States and praising American enterprise. He cites Italy’s war losses of about 500000 dead and a million disabled, outlines plans for tax hikes and currency reform, and envisions strengthened democratic bonds with America amid a costly postwar era.

Associated Press Rome Frandace Nitti Italy Otrens United States Signor Nitti America Nitti

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