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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1912

Page

4

Peace prospects and labor woes cloud U S and British markets

The article surveys economic tension from strikes in American and British mining to tariff impacts and steel and copper contracts. It notes weak stock activity, rising living costs, and fears of continued labor unrest. Germany shows a cautious path to peace while Britain faces coal shortages and the risk of industrial stoppages.

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Thomson Is P C Chief Clerk of the Postal Office

George G Thomson appointed chief clerk of the Post Office Department by Postmaster General Hitchcock to follow Theodore L Wood who became director of the postal savings system Arthur L Davin named assistant chief clerk and assistant director of the postal savings system Thomson, formerly superintendent in rural mails, has long served in the department rising through clerical and supervisory posts and holding the superintendent roles in supplies and rural mails before the current appointment.

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Forage Growth on Philippine Islands By Guineas and Rice

Army Quartermasters report forage for cavalry and transport animals can be grown on Pacific islands near Takma Bay. Cultivation of guinea grass and use of rice as boys are noted to cut costs. The initiative aims to reduce supply expenses across the Pacific theater.

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