The Washington Post subscription rates 1919
The Washington Post lists pay by mail options with daily and Sunday editions, yearly, monthly, and weekly rates. It specifies advance payment, mail handling, and offices in Washington DC and New York for subscriptions and advertising. The issue date is Friday December 12, 1919.
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Alexandria
Washington Post CO
Washington, DC
Edward BL. McLean
Washington, D. C
Madison Avenue
New York
Kresge
United States and League of Nations in Peace Debate
In a spirited critique the piece argues the US rejection of the League alters postwar peace terms for the worse in Europe and better for America. It contends that Britain France and Italy should safeguard their interests without US interference and warns Europe not to rely on American faith in Paris agreements.
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United States
BBC
Wisa
London
League of Nations
Wilson
League 6 Nations
America
Europe
France
Paris
Senate
Germany
London Times
Great Britain
Italy
Fiume
Shantung
Old World
Public Discomfort Amid Calls to Conserve Coal
Editorial blasts Washingtons fuel saving plan as panic and stupidity, arguing morning shutdowns waste daylight shopping and mountain of lights, urging noon shopping to ease congestion and protect public convenience. Senator Sherman likens reformers to reckless drivers and questions tax proposals.
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Washington
Land Titles in District of Columbia Rest on Firm Foundations
A District of Columbia land case ends with Commissioner Tallman denying warrants to private land claimants and Secretary Lane approving. Interior rules limit laws to vacant government lands and note that titles to privately held land cannot be disposed of at private sale. The ruling reinforces protections against claim jumping and upholds secure title rights.
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District of Columbia
Tallman
Haseen
Lane
Washington
Department of the Interior
General Land Office
Rooting Out the Reds and Deportation Drive
A House immigration committee report shows over 400 warrants in 40 days for anarchist or property destruction charges, with 60 deportations since war began. It cites concerns over Frederic C. Howe and notes ongoing enforcement, while pledging continued action against red agitators as reforms loom.
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House Committee On Immigration
New York
Wilson
Department
Howe
United States
Berkman
Goldman
Department of Justice
Department of Labor
Congress
Grenville Louis Temple Gave Up Ancient Baronetcy
Grenville Louis Temple, long linked to the Temple of Stowe baronetcy, has died at Prince Albert Saskatchewan as a member of the Northwest Mounted Police. The 12th baronet title was forfeited in 1910 after a royal commission found insufficient proof of extinction of male heirs, ending a long, fraught line with ties to Lady Godiva and the Temple family.
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Saskatchewan
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Stowe
Grenville Temple
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Godiva
Leofric
Robert Temple
Temple
Leicestershire
Henry III
Peter Temple
Edward VI
Luckinghamshire
Thomas Temple
Thomas
Fuller
England
Richard Temple
George Temple
Buckingham
Duke of Buckingham and
Chandos
John Temple
Boston
Maars
United States
New York
Templer
Thomas Tample
John Temple, Bart
Lord Buckingham
Lord Carmarthen
Sir John
James Bowdoin
Massachusetts
Elizabeth
Thomas Winthrop
John
Col
George Watson
That
City
Maria
Thomas Ruthbold
Mary Baring
Lord Ashborton
Sir John Temple
George Temple Bowdoin
Marquis of
John Tample
Temple of
Edward
el Teb
America
Sir Grenville Louis Temple
Simon Pure Grenville Louia Temple
Congress and Committees in Brief Proceedings
The record covers actions in the Senate and committees with adjournments and ongoing debates. It notes votes on sugar policy, treaties, and the railroad bill, nominations confirmed, hearings set on merchant marine and army chaplains, and protests over officer ranks and postwar policy. It also mentions tax and diplomacy topics and a Mexican oil dispute with American firms.
Condensed Time Table of Trains to Principal Cities
The Washington Post prints a condensed schedule of trains from Washington to major cities with rail line changes noted in Chicago connections. Departure times vary daily based on railroad administration data, listing dozens of routes such as Atlanta Baltimore Boston Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Columbus Detroit Indianapolis Jacksonville Louisville Memphis New Orleans New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh Richmond St Louis and more with multiple daily departures and connections.
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Washington Post
Washington
Chicago
Railroade
Railroad Administration
Atlanta
S. R
Baltimore
BR & A
Fourteenth Street
New York Avenue
Boston
Cincinnati
Cleveland
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Detroit
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Jacksonville
Florida
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Louisville
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Memphis
New Orleans
New York
Philadelphia
P. R
Viscount Grey to Return Home on Leave of Absence
British Ambassador Viscount Grey of Falloden notified Secretary Lansing that he will return to England very soon on leave. His return to Washington depends on arranging private business and the British foreign office’s decision on leading projects for Anglo American cooperation in finances and commerce. He has been in the U S less than three months and plans to depart early next year. Sir William Tyrrell and Ronald Campbell will accompany him back to England.
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Atlanta
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Columbus
Gailivan
Massachusetts
Haugen
Agriculture Committee
Fordmey
Ways and Means Committee
China
Judiciary Committee
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Palmer
Department of Justice
Louisiana
Foreign Affairs Committee
Mason
Illinois
United States
Republic of Ireland
Praeger
Post Office Committee
Pacific Coast
St. Paul
Minneapolis
St. Louis
District of Columbia
Frank Clark
Florida
Clark
Territories
Congress
Abraham Lincoln
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Lincoln
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Ways and Means
Dellinger
England
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Falloden
Lansing
Lord Grey
Washington
British Foreign Office
America
Great Britain
William Tyrrell
Ronald Campbell
U S Feeds Passion Players in Oberammergau
Crop failures and a hard winter worsen war suffering among the Passion Play villagers of Oberammergau Germany. EB Harvey Padlock of Los Angeles brought Red Cross relief from Vienna and Anton Lang aided many needy players including Zinck and Dendle families. Chocolate for children was supplied by Lieut Stockton head of the American food commission in Austria.
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Bavaria
Passion Vlay
Christ
Harvey Padlock
Los Angeles
Red Cross
Vienna
Anton Lang
Christus
Mr. Padrick
Lieut. Stockton
American Food Commission
Austria
Reorganizing Naval Reserve Across Districts
The Navy Department announced immediate organization of the inactive naval reserve in each district. Districts will form brigades of battalions divisions and sections with drills and instruction. Enlisted members meeting qualifications may be confirmed and receive two months base pay. officers are being confirmed. new enlistment privileges allow resigning to enlist in the regular army and similar moves for Marines and Army reserves.
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Naval Reserve
Naval District
Bureau of Navigation
Navy Department
Regnar Army
Marine Corps
Army Reserve
Republicans aim to reclaim North Dakota stage in 1920
Reports from Washington say J F Shea and others push for GOP revival in North Dakota over Nonpartisan League gains. News cites recent state Senate gains and a shift against radical controls, stressing national implications of Northwest politics.
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North Dakota
J. F. Shep
United State
Roosevelt
Washington
Gunder Olseh
Republican Nacional
Reds
Nonpartisan League
My Shea
Sipitel
Herr Mest
Emma Geagman
Berkman, Keys
Partisan League
Shea
Republican Committee
Morey Dakota
Fraser
House of Delostits
Sociersty
Aibeisie Oy
Lowden Promises and Democratic Opposition Recall
A distorted OCR reads like a political column about Lowden and the Democratic party. It discusses promises, a convent ion, and calls for reform. It notes Lowden’s stance and the anticipated outcome of the presidential race amid party rivalry.
Southern G O P Seek a Pivotal Southern Candidate
The article quotes former Senator Butler of North Carolina decrying sectional bias and urging the Republican Party to nominate a national, highly qualified leader rather than a regional favorite. It argues for selecting a pivotal southern figure to strengthen nationwide GOP unity and principles.
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Pritehard
al Ov Butler
North Carolina
Aluitriy
Oye South
Vince Ton
Meart Yeul
Gon
Hi Earth
Postponed Bank Building Projects By Federal Reserve Board
The Federal Reserve Board delays construction for banks yet to begin. Rising material and labor costs, plus uncertain funding, lead to postponing new contracts while maintaining current quarters for the time being. The board urges directing capital and materials to immediate needs and warns it would be unwise to add to construction demand now.
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Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve Banks
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