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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1919

Page

9

Government Salvage Bureau Proposed to Cut Living Costs

Otto H. Kahn urges U S government to create a salvage bureau like Britain's. In a memo he notes three year savings of 590 million dollars from salvaged materials and calls for a nonpolitical expert commission to study taxation effects and advise Congress to ease economic strain after the war.

New York United States Bureau of Salvage England Otto H. Kahn Congress Mr. Kahn Igbor

Pay Out Fishermen Quit Strike Over Lowered Wages

Atlantic City reports 200 fishermen aboard fourteen smacks walk off the job in protest of MecKaever Brothers cutting menhaden prices from 35 to 3.50 per thousand. Menhaden runs are heavy this summer, lifting wages previously at 60 to 90 dollars weekly.

Apecal Washington Post Atlantic City Aden MecKaever Brothers Menhaden

Four Guns In Car To Foil Bandits

Fulton R Gordon an Denver attorney equipped his car with four 45 caliber navy revolvers to deter highwaymen in the District and outskirts. He placed newspaper advertisements explaining his plan and stated the action aims to discourage motorists from robberies while noting police say revolvers in a car are allowed but carrying them on the person is not.

Fulton R. Gordon Colorado Gordon

Postal Strike Debate Hints at Policy Shakeup

The eleventh annual National Federation of Postal Employees convention condemned wages and working conditions, calling for higher permanent pay and civil service reform. Delegates debated strikes, urged support for the President and Congress, and pressed for equal pay for women, shorter hours, and new promotion paths. The gathering included figures like Edward Keating and Representative O'Connor, with plans for later tours of Mount Vernon and government buildings.

National Federation of Postal Employes Congress Burleson Edward Keating Nolan California O'Connor Louisiana Madden Tilingis Illinois Thomas F. Flaherty Marshall Hall Ladies’ Auxiliary M. V. Hallin Chicago Mount Vernon

President Wilson Attends Police League Baseball Benefit

President Wilson and Mrs. Wilson watched the Metropolitan Police versus the Home Defense League in a Labor Day benefit game for the police widows and orphans fund. The Home Defense League won 5 to 3 as 14,000 tickets were sold, raising funds for the police department. Capt. Flather rooted the police team, while notable spectators included Maj. Gen. Peyton C. March and Admiral Benson.

Mra Wilson Metropolitan Police Force Home Defense League Widows and Orphanes’ Fund Polices Department John Randolph Bolling McCarty Plunkett Moyer Walker Feld Ryanbold Jack Ryan Glebel Wirnstein Kiel Pelice O'Connell Ryan Dalgish Brady Carrico Fiesh Stewart Kelly Hager Redden Fiehh Maj. Pullman Secid Tesa Leech Somerzault Tne Louis Brownlow McCarthy

Liberian President-elect C D B King arrives in Washington

Citizens greet Liberian President-elect C D B King and Mrs King upon their arrival from New York at Union Station Washington. A large reception committee including Emmett J Scott Mra Scott Judge Terrell James A Cobb Dr Ernest Lyon Kelly Miller and others plans a public meeting to introduce the leader to the District of Columbia's colored community.

C. D. B. King Republic of Liberia Versailles King Washington New York Union Station Emmett J. Scott Howard Iversally Mra. Scott Robert H. Terrell James A. Cobb United States Ernest Lyon Baltimore Mra

Scholarships Offered to Washington Boys at Camp Barnett

Thirty scholarships for boys ages 10 to 16 are offered at Camp Barnett on National Service School grounds in Little Falls and Conduit roads northwest. Applicants must appear after 11 a m daily through Saturday at 1606 Twentieth Street North West Theodorus Bailey Myers Mason House. Camp Barnett runs September 7 to 15 with over 100 attendees expected. uniforms are khaki knee trousers shirt and hat.

Junior Defense Guard Camp Barnett Jurttr Wirines Naval Division Tw Junior Defense Guard National Service School Little Falls Conduit Roads Washington Theodorus Bailey Myers Mason

Will Take German Cargoes

An official statement says the Peninsular and Orientals Steam Navigation Company the British Indian Steam Navigation Company and the Wall Line will this month and thereafter load steamships in Hamburg and Bremen and, if incentives offered, at Rotterdam in connection with their services to India.

London Times Washington Post The Public Ledger Co London Peninsular and Orients Steam ‘Navigation Company British-Indian Steam Navigation Company Wall Line Hamburg Bremen Rotterdam India

Vickers to Open Air Service to Holland

London reports Vickers Limited will start a regular air service to Holland soon. Aircraft will carry two three or twelve passengers and letters for 4 cents. Air postage to England set at 10 cents.

London Times Washington Post The Public Ledger Co London Vickers, Limited Holland England

London to Paris air service proves popular in first week

The regular passenger express between London and Paris shows strong demand with daily flights, sometimes requiring extra aircraft. Officials note air routes beat mail, telegraph, and telephone for speed and propose a regular postal air service, forecasting many business and American travelers will adopt air journeys to Europe.

London Times The Public Ledger Cov London Paria Paris Bsiness Europe

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