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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1919

Page

10

Protective measures urged as anarchists threaten nation

Yan H. Manning, director of the mines bureau, advocates strict federal and state controls on explosives to curb anarchist and Bolshevik threats. He cites lax wartime rules, rising bomb plots, and pockets where dynamite remains, urging prompt legislation to prevent unauthorized possession and use. He notes production of explosives in 1917 and warns that the lapse of laws could worsen terrorism.

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Florida loses tax suit over Flagler estate

Jacksonville Florida June 10 The state supreme court upholds the circuit court ruling that Florida taxes on the late Henry M Flagler estate were illegal. Trustees of the estate faced suit by county and state tax officials. New York is expected to sue to collect taxes against the Flagler estate.

Jadhsonville Fla Florida Henry M Flagler State Supreme Court Circuit Court of St Johns New York Flagler

House approves rails fund amid wage and rate debates

The House passed a bill authorizing 750 million dollars for the railroad administration revolving fund by a 305 to 4 vote, with Democrats urging more. Debate touched on wage increases, future needs, and plans for Senate action, while Republicans pressed for wage reductions and faster rate adjustments.

House Railroad Administration Senate Anthony Kansas Ramseyer Town Woodward West Virginia Republiicana Thomas Kentucky Good E Appropriationa Committee Hines

Produce and Livestock Prices From Baltimore Market

Grain and live stock prices list from Baltimore dated June 10 covering eggs dairy products and creamery items across Maryland Pennsylvania Virginia and nearby regions. Includes prices for oats barley corn wheat and cotton with regional notes and standard gradings.

Baltimore Maryland Pennsylvania Virginia West Virginia North Carolina

Live Stock Prices and Weight Classes by Region

Market report lists hogs and cattle: weights from light to heavyweight, price ranges for hogs from 1800 to 1990, beef steers and heifers with prices from 775 to 1635, cows and veal calves, and feeder and stocker steers. Sheep prices include lambs, yearlings, and ewes with ranges up to 1585.

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Knox Demands Separate League and Treaty Stance

Senate leader Knox argues for a separate league and treaty debate urging time for the American people to form a mature judgment on the League of Nations. He asserts Senate rights to advise on treaties, challenges to constitutional amendment by treaty, and states the U S should defend civilization if needed without precommitted action.

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Austrians Call on Germans for Help

Report discusses German counter proposals on reparations and expected compromises. Debate centers on postwar terms and possible delays in fixing Germany’s total payment, with a reparations commission to determine figures after treaty signing. Six of ten committee members submitted reports yesterday, leaving several reports pending.

Versailles Germany

May act today on Kenilworth transit protest

The public utility commission may hear Kenilworth Citizens Association objections to a 2-cent transfer. They reject a free shuttle between Kenilworth Junction and Kenilworth, citing isolation poor police protection and bad weather. They seek through service to Fifteenth and New York avenue like Pastrict One prior to the war. They threaten court action against the transfer order and may discuss Georgetown Tenleytown line changes and the American University to District line branch via Massachusetts avenue.

Kenilworth Fifteenth New York Avenue Commission Georgetown Tenleytown American University District Massachusetts Avenue

Minimum $1,000 for DC teachers urged by union

The Grade Teachers' Union legislative committee pressed to add a $1,000 minimum salary to the Senate appropriation bill for District of Columbia public school teachers, arguing the average is $395 yearly and well below other cities. Washington civic groups back the effort to raise pay to match living costs and urban scales.

Senate District of Columbia House Stanard Congress Washington

Wheat price must stay at two twenty six dollars

Julius Barass, United States wheat director, told 360 grain industry reps that government maintenance of two dollars and twenty six cents per bushel is essential to assure sufficient production for world needs. He warned against artificial price declines and said large government wheat purchases would stabilize prices, while returning to past farm price lows could disrupt the industry.

Julius Barass United States Mr. Barna America

Warburg Urges Budget For U S At Trade Meeting

Detroit June 10 Extension of American trades abroad and world leadership in trade were urged by the National Association of Credit Men at its annual convention here. Paul M Warburg warned that a national budget system is needed to curb expenditures and tax properly. He likened the government to a department store where interconnected departments make commitments without full knowledge of others. Maddox of the American Bankers Association also spoke on the trade situation.

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Charge Neglect of Aviation Delays Aircraft Progress

Senators at a Senate military hearing accused the War Department of an unfriendly attitude toward aircraft development. Senator New of Indiana said the Army General Staff discouraged aviation and urged government action to boost plane production. Senator Chamberlain of Oregon declared the nation is not doing its duty at home. The resolution was sent to a subcommittee likely to hear War Department representatives.

War Department Senate Military Committee Paria New Indiana Army General Staff Senator Chamberlain Oregon

Poslam Promises Fast Relief for Fiery Eczema

The ad promotes Poslam for virulent eczema, claiming immediate cooling relief from itching and steady healing as it penetrates. It touts ease of use, spectacular results, and urges readers to request a free sample from Emergency Laboratories in New York City.

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Public notice of home service personnel checks call list

A list of individuals, including Mrs Levada Torene Helmcamp and Anna May Rice, tied to a War Risk Bureau check inquiry. Names appear with partial addresses in Washington D C and references to Home Service Sec and Kenoels Building. Also mentions Sidney H Cooks District National Bank Building and a Judge for China.

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