Washington Post subscription terms and rates 1929
The Washington Post outlines advance payment terms for subscriptions, with weekly, monthly, and yearly options payable in advance. It notes mailing regions Washington and Alexandria and lists price points, payment methods, and submission details. Editor President Edward E. McLean signs the notice, with foreign advertising reps and office mailing data included.
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The
Washington Post
Washington
Alexandristater
Sanday Ae
Rhevere
Maddie
Post
Washington Post CO
Washington, D.C
Edward EB. McLean
Post Ofice
Washington, D. C
Paul Block
Fifth Avenues
New York
Malleia
Chicago
Little Building
Boston
Kresge
Detroit
Clemenceau urges steady arms and warned peril after war
The piece quotes Clemenceau cautioning the United States not to rush to dismantle war powers. It argues for maintaining armed strength and a cautious approach to peace, urging government aid to stabilize prices and support industry during the uncertain postwar era. The article stresses continued military readiness, coordinated action with allies, and prudent economic policy.
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Remier Clemenceau
United States
Wilson
France
M. Clemenceau
Russia
Germany
America
Bipa
Spence
Europe
Trade Policy Debate Signals Coming Protectionist Turn
Republican leaders resist liberal trade ideals as Britain imposes embargoes. Penrose hints at future protectionism to protect domestic industry. The piece argues nations will pursue self interest in a global commerce race, urging the U S to strengthen its own position for free competition with equal conditions.
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Comite de Briss
Congres Bixd
Titsee
England
Bénator Penrose
Hnadce
Yaya
America
Repubiicate
Bell Congress
Wilson
Congress
Britain
United States
France
Italy
Germany
Seattle Mayor Ole Hanson stands for law and order
The Seattle mayor Ole Hanson is praised for resisting Bolshevik pressure and threats, distinguishing labor disputes from revolution, and pledging to arrest conspirators who would replace government with a Soviet. He is praised for patriotism, loyalty, and steadfast stance despite radical rhetoric.
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Ole Hanson
Seattle
Hanson
Af Hanvon
Aiterfos
Denmark Aims to Rejoin North Schleswig with Denmark
An official statement from Rhie Coxtstiane asserts Denmark seeks no change in Lauenburg, Bolstein, or south Schleswig but desires the people north of Flensburg and south of Tondern restored to Danish rule. It cautions Germany over Kiel Canal risks and notes Spain’s Alfonso XIII mourns the Duke of Santa Marta, praising the late duke’s public service and chivalric conduct.
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Rhie
Zykinos
Dencert
London
Degmark
Lauenburg
Bolstein
South Schleswig
North
Schleswig
Flensburg
Tondern
Brentty
Plebi
Germany
Kiel Canal
United States
Isthmus
Panama
Mie Canal
Behgit
League of Nations
Denmark
Nidona
Alfonso XIII
Duke of Santa Mauro
Ena
Alfonso
Spain
Castile
Paris
Jockey and Union Clubs
Travelers
Marlborough
Seine
National Automobile Club of Spain
Spalin
Duke of
Medinacell
Medimaceli
Alfonso X
Marquisg DE
Fontenoy
Mania credits reach ten million in alliance totals
Theologians announced a revised total of 10,000,000 credits for Rowmania and 3,496,751,572,000 for all allies, detailing updated figures after a recent catabiation. The announcement, dated yesterday, clarifies the new sums within the alliance framework.
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Houmania
Thecienrye
Rowmania
Senate Debates War Policies and Budget Measures
The Senate adjourned after a busy session discussing a suffrage amendment defeat by 55 to 79, a deficiency bill reducing 25 billion and allocating 295 million for Army and Navy, tax and war act extensions, international remarks, and appointments. Senators proposed resolutions on agriculture costs, reclamation funding, and women veterans awards while committees considered tax, meat regulation, and currency issues.
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Army
Navy
Gore
Secretary of Agriculture
Chebman Stewsons
Snarce Committee
Judiciary Committee
Benatar New
Benatar Johnson
California
Benate
Bensin
Townend
Michigan
Senate
Department of Justice
John W. Troy
Tunedu
Juneau
Alaska
Malcott A. Franklin
Columbus
Mixs
Honolulu
Borah
Ger Mane
Smoot
Panama Canal
Roosevelt Canal
Calder
New York
Levy Mayer
Armour & Co
Commerce Committee
John Skelton Williams
Banking Committee
FELIX FRANKFURTER RESIGNS FROM WAR LABOR BOARD
Felix Frankfurter announced his resignation as assistant to the Secretary of Labor and chairman of the War Labor Policies Board. The board will end within weeks as its activities wind down. George L. Bell will lead a new permanent arbitration board for the clothing industry in New York.
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Felly Frankfurter
Secretary of Labor
War Labor Policies Board
George L. Bell
State Immigration and
Commission of California
New York
Mr. Frankfurter
Harvard University Law Behed
Watchbor Policies Board
Wth
Condensed rail timetable for Washington to major cities
Washington Pool issue presents a concise time-table of trains from Washington to Chicago Boston Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Columbus Detroit St Louis and other cities. It lists varied departure times by railroad and city, with notes that schedules change daily and are based on railroad administration data. The document resembles a period newspaper rail brief.
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Washington
Chicago
Sonmeet
Railroad Administration
Atlanta
Baltimore
Mar Tito
Boston
P.R
P. R R
Cincinnati
S. m
Dom Cleveland
P R.R
Columbus
Mvs
Poniden
St. LoUis
Jacksonville
Florida
Louisville
C&o
Memphis
New Orleans
N &W
New York
B&o
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Richmond
Treasury shipped silver dollars to melt for export to India
More than 125 bushels of silver dollars were sent yesterday from the Treasury vaults to the Philadelphia mint to be melted into bullion for export to India. The daily Treasury statement noted a large fall of 1,118,000 dollars in the current account, part of shipments totaling 205,000,000 dollars from the vaults in recent months for allied support.
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Treasury
Philadelphia Mint
India
Treasury Financial Statement
Fewer Jobs for Women After Armistice
Federal employment service reports show a 48 percent drop in employer requests for female help since the armistice, while registrations by women fall 12 percent. For the week ending January 18, applications by women totaled 28,742 versus 56,059 on November 2, with 2,166 notching new applications in January compared to 24,569 in November.
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Federal Employment Service
Wooden ships for training training seamen
The Shipping Board plans to convert six wooden cargo steamers built in the war into training ships to support facilities for training merchant seamen. Over 38,000 young men have applied for courses already offered, and the program includes a planned addition of a deep sea cruiser to the curriculum. When ready, eight of ten coastwise vessels previously requisitioned will be released from service as training ships.
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Shipping Board
Raw Material Shortage Drives Belgium Unemployment Rise
Belgian officials warned raw material scarcity is the main driver of unemployment. The government sought Allied credit to buy essential materials and products. Workmen and manufacturers planned to restart production to cope with a cost of living five to six times higher than before the war, as stated by Premier Delacroix.
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Belgium
Premier Delacroix
Army sentence revisions to be made by board of officers
Secretary Baker announced that a board of officers in the Judge Advocate General's office will revise sentences imposed by general courts martial for war offenses. He said the results would be substantial reductions in nearly all cases except the gravest or those with aggravated circumstances.
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Mann
Wilson
Representative Kitchin
North Carolina
Ways and Méans Committee
Military Affairs Committee
Baker
Louis D Hail
Bureau of Workers
Department of
League
Glass
Treasury Department
Kitchin
Wade and Means Committee
Judge Advocate General
Bakers
Snowden Named Military Governor of Santo Domingo
Rear Admiral Thomas Snowden has been detailed to duty as military governor of Santo Domingo and as military representative of the United States. He has been on temporary duty in the Office of Naval Operations in Washington.
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Thomas Snowden
Santo Domingo
United States
Admiral Snowden
Office of Naval Operations
Washington
Political Leaders for 1920 Rise in Texan Talks
Representative from Texas praises Senator Harding as a possible Republican leader from the Midwest and argues Speaker Champ Clark could rally Democrats to win in 1920. He notes Clark’s past strength in Texas, and predicts Clark may be the Democratic presidential candidate with cross-party appeal.
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Jef McLemore
Harding
Ohio
Middle West
McKinsey
Middle ‘West
Champ Clark
Clark
Baltimore
United States
Judge Harmon
Texas
Earty
Harmon
Wilson
Harmonites
Democratitite Party
Louis Responds to War Effort in St Louis
Postmaster Colin M Selph notes that 67 000 St Louis residents enlisted, 43 casualties and 271 killed. The city sent two volunteer regiments to France, organized the Twelfth engineers, led marine recruiting, and supported home guards. Women formed a 6000 member National Council of Defense, Liberty Loans surpassed quotas, and Red Cross and relief groups raised 45 million. Reconstruction plans are under way as voters lean Democratic in 1920.
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St Louis
Colin M Selph
Raleigh
France
United States
National Guard
Oura
St Lous
National Council of Defense
Red Cross
United War Work Fund
Bass
Evers
Endless Chain Wage Demands Prompt Higher Prices in Kansas City
Kansas City observers warn the endless chain of wage raises and fare increases may spiral. Workers on street railways won a 10 cent hourly rise after firms pressed for a 2 cent fare hike. Now firms seek another 7 cent fare and prices rise across stores. The cycle risks further wage demands and higher costs.
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R Holman
Kansas City
Washington
Red Cross Grants $250000 for Palestine Relief
The American Red Cross announced an additional appropriation of 250000 dollars for relief work in Palestine and the Near East during January and February.
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American Red Cross
Palestine
Near Eat
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