Subscriptions Terms for The Washington Post 1919
The notice outlines subscription terms payable in Alliance delivered by carrier in Washington and Alexandria. It lists basic rates and methods, notes registration and mailing matters, and identifies Edward B. McLean as editor-president. Foreign ad reps are listed with addresses in New York Chicago Boston Detroit. September 4, 1919.
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Boston
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Detroit
Railroads Bill Promotes Public Interest and Worker Rights
A Senate subcommittee proposes a tentative interstate railroads bill emphasizing public interest, workers' voice, and private ownership under government oversight. It aims to end strikes with antistrike provisions while protecting workers through wage boards and profit sharing, seeking a middle path between Plumb and owner plans.
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Interfate Commerce Commission
Congress
Controversy Over Palmer Criticism Ends Quietly
The Senate attack on Attorney General A Mitchell Palmer over alien property custodian policy ends as supporters claim misrepresentation. The fight, tied to a former congressman alleged to receive 5000 a year, is deemed a joke by critics who insist Palmer answered all charges and was confirmed. The public seeks serious issues over peanut politics.
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Frelinghuysen
New Jersey
A. Mitchell Palmer
Palmer
United States
Palnzer
Senate Committee
Congress
House of Representatives
Mgr. Palmer
Texas point of view dominates a northern speech
The piece reviews Gov. William P. Hobby’s Van Horn speech outlining Texas support for the Democratic line, praising wartime leadership, opposing the new antiwar parties, and urging ratification of the league of nations. It notes Texas invites the Prince of Wales to Houston and predicts a future Texas presidential contender.
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Texas
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House of Congress
Morris Sheppard
Blanton
William P. Hobby
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West Texas
Fort Worth
Democratic Party
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League of Nations
Democratic Congress
Wilson
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United States
Josephus Daniels
Europe
Democratic Party of
Prince of Wales
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Artemas Ward
Gov. Hobby
Boward M. House
Senators Clash Over League Treaty and War Measures
Senate debate centers on the League of Nations and the peace treaty as Senator Hitchcock asserts the majority aims to kill it. Wilson signs a bill reviving General of the Army and nominates Gen John J Pershing. Oil leasing questions, war information requests, and meat packing regulation are discussed along with military and economic wartime measures.
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League of Nations
United
Wilson
Senate
John J. Perabing
Gemator le Wolistte
Brendlayd OL Company
Ita Associates
Secretary of War
Washington
Federal Trade_Commission
Food Administration
William Edwards Reynolds
Posst Guard
Foreign Relations Committee
yenterGay
Aland Falanda
Hungary
Czecho-Slovakia
Jugoslavia
John F. O’ryan
New York National Guard
Chicago Board of Trade
Hitchcock
H. Y. Saint
Shipping Board
England
Italy
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Pansad
Qealgnead
Gen- March
Army
Military Affairs Committee
War Department
Husted
Big Jump in Foreign Trade Shows U S Export Rise
The Department of Commerce reports seven month export totals at 4.518 billion dollars, up from 3.426 billion last year, with imports at 1.965 billion and a trade balance of 2.552 billion. July exports to Germany and Austria-Hungary are listed, while overall Europe exports climb to 3.08 billion for seven months and U K imports rise.
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Department of Commerce
United States
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Europe
United Kingdom
National debt climbs to $96.6 billion in late July
The United States total national debt reached $96,596,701,445 as of August 30, up $196,068,131 from July’s end. A $796,668,111 July rise is attributed to new Treasury certificates issued in anticipation of tax payments and the victory loan.
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United States
Treasury
Rail timetables for Washington to principal cities posted
The Washington desk lists train departure times to major cities with schedules from Washington. Times cover Atlanta Baltimore Boston Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Columbus Detroit Indianapolis Jacksonville Louisville Memphis New Orleans New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh Richmond St Louis and more with half hour electric service noted. Times vary by railroad line and day.
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Fourteenth Street
New York Avenue
Boston
P. R
Chicago
Cincinnati
P. R. RR
Cleveland
P. BR. R
Bh & O
Columbus
P. B BR
Detroit
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Jackgonville
Florida
A. C. Xe
Louisville
Memphis
Pittsburgh
Richmond
Louis
Deny Revolt in Montenegro Backed by Italy
An official Serbs, Croats and Slovenes bureau releases a cable alleging an alleged monarchist plot in Montenegro aided by Italy. The dispatch says Italian backed bands and “Montenegrin volunteers” guard the transfer from Italian invaders as partisans of ex King Nicholas seek his throne. Prince Peter may lead the expedition from Italy.
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Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes
Svan
Pavitokevitch
Montenegro
London
Europe
Ees Mies
Jugoslav
Bing Nichola
Banda
Montenagro
Nicholas
Gaatta
Peter
King Albert and Queen Elizabeth Plan Washington Visit
King Albert of Belgium and Queen Elizabeth will arrive in Washington around October 1 to request a White House reception from the President and Mrs. Wilson and stay about three days. They then head to Wagington to meet the President before touring the United States and possibly a public reception in New York before a Pacific coast journey. Cities to be visited are not yet finalized.
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House of Lords
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Hedworth Meux
Meuzx
Ethel Milner
Lady Durham
Lambton Cagite
Durham
John Lambton
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Lambtons
Elizabeth
James
Lambton Dragon
Albert
Belgium
Washington
Wilson
White House
Wagnington
New York
Pacific Coast
Denatured Alcohol Poison Fatalities Prompt IRS Action
Reports of many deaths from using denatured alcohol for drinking and external use prompt the Internal Revenue Bureau to act. Commissioner Raper orders collectors to publicize the hangar and requires labels on denatured alcohol containers stating the exact effects on the human body.
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Internal Revenue Bureau
Raper
Wilson Accepts Invitation To Speak In New York Dinner
President Wilson accepted Dr. John F. Tucker's invitation to speak at a New York dinner in October. Joydan W. Stabler, head of the State Department Latin American division, has resigned and will depart for South America soon. An unnamed post on buai weed En quccespor remains unfilled.
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Durbem
John Lamidton
Marthamnberland Fusiliers
Eldget
Cat the Mon
Frederick Lambton
Coldstream Guards
Thing Earl of Durham
Capt. Lambton
Dians Farquher
Granville Farquhar
Lesdon Stock Exchange
Halen Livingates
Edwerd Loula Livinggton
New York
Wroth
Thomas Farquhar
Gumminecroft
Ayrehive
Lord Farquhar
Chisd
Edward
Robert Farquhar
Gumilngarett
Bootland
Charles
Wiis
Walter
API
Lambton
Cyr
Broderick Lambton
Wilson On Mendsy
John F. Tucker
Board of Governors
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Society of Arte and Sciences
Joydan W. Stabler
State Department
South America
Buaiweed En Quccespor
Darden Reports West Trip and Political Buzz
James G. Darden describes travels through Denver Casper and the West where ranchers and miners face drought. He notes interest in national politics with Democrats backing Roosevelt and Republicans favoring Senator Harding as a likely White House contender.
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New York
North Carolina
Lafayette
Denver
West
Gaza
Col. Darden
Casper
Wyo
Misson
Gamleman
Avide
Capper
Wreming
Colorado
Wiraga
Benator Harding
Ramk
Bie
White House
Profiteering at mountain resorts and a West Virginia car tale
A Washington writer cites price gouging at Adirondack resorts like Lake George and Saratoga, noting corn 46 cents an ear and drinks high, while along the Jersey coast profiteers thrive. Capt Walker recalls a West Virginia motorist mocked by New York police for lacking a New York car license.
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Lake George
Saratoga
J. A Dodson
3 Louis
Washington
Saratoxa
Jersey
Everags
P M Walker
Boyce
West Virginia
New York
Gsid
Walker
Fifth Avenue
Forty-second Street
West
Airplane Test Shows Promise For Commercial Use
Lieut Col William H Moore of the Canadian air force says aviation is advancing rapidly toward regular commercial use. He cites the recent endurance race between Toronto and New York as proof of stability and practicality, with De Havilland 4 planes and the Liberty engine dominating the finish.
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Canadian Air Force
Willard
United States
Canada
Toronto
New York
Lieut Col Moore
Europe
de Haviland
de Havilands
B. W. Maynard
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