Saturday Evening Community Event For Park Fund
Saturday evening August 9 features refreshments and prize cake sale along with a community sing. Proceeds will support the park fund.
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Newspaper
Weston Leader
Location
Weston, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1919
Page
2
Saturday evening August 9 features refreshments and prize cake sale along with a community sing. Proceeds will support the park fund.
A reader-sourced block of text from Weston Oregon heavy with fragmented ads and polemical commentary on national politics. It references press rates, local advertising terms, tributes to Taft and Wilbur Wood figures, and claims about American aircraft funding, all mingled with disjointed notes and stray quotations.
The piece argues Japan stayed loyal to England's allies while facing criticism over Shantung. It cites Harvard President Lowell on territorial concessions and urges considering self determination, urging restraint against racial prejudice. It warns against brutal phrases toward Japan and calls for measured judgment of China’s position in the Shantung dispute.
Weston Mercantile Co announces a revived annual cake baking contest with prizes totaling 16. Winners will be judged by arbiters on August 9 after cake drop at 2:00 to 2:30 p. m. Cakes auctioned for park fund. entries open to all including men. Prizes include music roll and stationery among others. winners gain first pick of prizes.
Irving Fisher of Yale argues three strong reasons for a League of Nations to end the war and prevent future wars. It would help wind up the conflict, regulate landlocked regions and colonies, and curb competitive armaments. A third, vital aim is to limit war by creating an international police to enforce treaties and shift national pride from conquest to compliance. He adds an overarching duty to honor those who fought for democracy by building a lasting League.
A symposium by the Oregonian reports a majority of Oregon Republicans back Taft for president while a large majority favor the league of nations. The piece notes a cautious recognition of political pragmatism among these editors amid the party’s diverse factions.
Mark Sullivan argues that federal taxation will not be materially reduced for ten years and that about five billion dollars in duties yearly will fund government and interest. A broad sales tax of one percent on all transactions is proposed to generate substantial revenue, while critics warn of budgeting flaws and unequal impact on small earners.
The strength and unity of the railroad brotherhoods underpin a tripartite control plan that would nationalize railroads via government bonds. A public labor and management body would oversee leased companies while profits beyond costs and improvements are shared with workers and the public.
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