Panama Canal Commission Aims Equal Terms For All Ports
The Panama Canal commission chief describes policies to open terminal facilities and rates to all steamship lines on equal terms. He recounts separating the Panama Railroad steamship line from the railroad, ensuring non discrimination between New York Gulf and Pacific coast ports. The goal is to prevent favoritism and to guarantee uniform rates from producing regions to Colon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. P. Bhanta
Iethmian Canal Commission
Cin Cinnati
Ater
Panaima Railroad
New York
Gulf Ports
Colon
Gulf
Pacific Coast
Panama Railroad
Gulf and Pacific Coast
Lne
United States
Prosperous American Farmer Faces Changed Mortgage System
The Citizen notes Henry Clews on farm debt and delayed marketing as farmers in the south and west hold crops for better prices. A telegraph reports cotton growers and manufacturers in New York discussing price arrangements, marking a shift in leverage away from dealers and toward producers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Clews
Citizen
Lesion
New York City
North
Nouth
East
Wear
Court moves to tax National City Bank over Custom House loan
Comptroller directs scrutiny of how National City Bank of New York became owner of the Custom House in Wall Street and seeks about 800000 in back taxes. Bank argues federal property and tax exemption but city aims to compel payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mety
Finance Department
National City Bank of New York
Fd Custom House
Wall Street
Custom House
National City ‘Bank
Lyman J. Gage
Secretary of the Treasury
Stillman
Treasury Department
Th Bank
Singerly
Chestnut Street National Bank
Clest- Bat Birent Trust & Savings Fund Co
Philiedelphia
Bingerly
Philadelphia
Illadelphia
God's Noblest Work Man With a Grouch on the Street
A morning in the life of a sour-tempered man described through comic scenes aboard a streetcar and in his office. He endures a rude ride, rude remarks, and mounting bills while his mood worsens, revealing a deeply flawed but oddly endearing figure. The piece satirizes daily toil and financial pressures through humorous asides and vivid vignettes.
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Oman
Shelahia
Geoloth
Forest planting project eyed for Wayne county lands
Forest Service studies reforestation of 1500 acres of denuded waste lands near Wayne county Pennsylvania owned by Richard Knight of Middletown New York. Plans call for planting chestnut European ash red pine and red oak plus limited black locust, with a nursery able to raise 200000 plants annually and a 30 to 40 year harvest window to supply rising timber demand in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne County
Forest Service
Richard Knight
Middletown
N.Y
Pennsylvania
Diverse views on opportunities for youth in modern industry
The New York Globe cites Choate Carnegie and Rockefeller praising expanded chances for young people across trades and professions, opposing laws that curb individual advancement. It notes economic law favors efficiency and the rise of machine labor, arguing progress and the era of the combine reflect ongoing national and world improvement while contrasting lighthearted jokes and translated pieces from various papers.
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The
New York Globe
Choate
Carnegie
Rockefeller
Combine
Deming braces for growth as water works goes live
Deming gains a new water system under Colonel P. R. Smith with a 75 foot stand pipe and 200,000 gallon capacity. The plan serves 3000 residents and nearby districts, offering tiered rates for homes, stores, saloons, and meters. Cattle prosperity and homestead trends in Luna County also bolster the town’s future prospects.
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Deming
N. M
James R. Waddill
Lana County
Protect
Taneh
Wii City
Deming City Water Company
P. KR Smith
Smith
Fairbanks-Morse
Byron & Jackson
Prominent attorney backs joint statehood in Lana county
A city attorney argues strong sentiment for joint statehood could be built in Lana county. Some residents oppose statehood while others favor it, and citizen want ads are cited as driving results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lana County
Attracts of a Good Smoke White Lily Cigar Ad
An advertisement extols good tobacco aroma and praises White Lily cigars as a public benefit and a source of gaiety. It argues poor cigars make smokers public pests while White Lily smokers gain satisfaction. Prices cited are five cents each or two dollars per box of sixty.
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Harry Marcus
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Greely
United States Signal Corps
Leo de Forest
de Forest Wireless Telegraph Com Itte
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Milwankee
George
Tustin
Freddy
Bam
Mamma
Clara
Famille Journal
Albuquerque
Cty
Dewig Ouleite
Harvey House
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Alteam
Souttern Pacific
Santa Fe
Eit
Mirtydrive Center
Rece
Harvey Home
Luna County
Dover
McKeyes
Texas
Aldo
Arewood
Hoys
Mandell
Elks Theatre
Northland
Ben Hendricks
Good Old Ole Olson
Elks Opera House
Franklin Houston
Orpheum
Sigomuto
Miltons
DeLavoy and
Fritz
DE Long Sisters
Lero
Bell
Elks’ Full Orchestra
Elks’ Opera House
Ctor
R. W. Haden
J. A. Blondin
Dedit
A. J. Richards
West Railroad Avenue
Easy Payments
Borradaile & CO
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SBS
M. Berger
Colorado Telephone Co
N. T. Armijo Building
Melini & Eakin
Wiholes
Yellowstone
Whiskles
Moet & Chandon
Wihite
Seal Champagne
St. Louis
Bohemian
Jos
Schlitz Milwaukee
South First Street
New Mexico
Whitman
Candies
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W. Strong
Undertakers
Fairview Santa Barbara
Fueer Undertaking CO
Roth
Clarkville Produce
J. B. Macmanus
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