Record-Setting U S Foreign Trade Hailed At Seattle
James A Farrell of United States Steel praised 1924 foreign trade gains reaching over 93 million long tons and value surpassing 8.2 billion dollars. He warned of fluctuations but affirmed strong capacity and need to keep production costs low to maintain export markets.
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Seattle
Wash
United States
James A. Farrell
United States Steel Corporation
National Foreign Trade Convention
Farrell
National Foreign Trade Council
Mr. Farrell
Americe
Reese
Simeoet Seleeye
Coors
Geary
Confidence in Foreign Trade Despite Short-Term Lows
Mr Farrell concludes that while some fear a drop in foreign trade, the long view shows global growth, rising production, and increased buying power. International trade should expand as the world grows, offering a hopeful, strengthening element to national prosperity.
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Mr. Farrell
Ofr
Mrs Dora Howard and Leo Grigsby Charged in Slaying
In San Francisco on June 26 a coroner's jury charged Mrs Dora Howard formerly of Denver and Leo Grigsby a San Francisco bond salesman with murder after an inquest into the death of Albert Anderson a United States customs guard fatally stabbed and beaten in an apartment house where Mrs Howard resided She said she stabbed Anderson when he became allegedly amorous while intoxicated.
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San Francisco
Dora Howard
Denver
Leo Grigsby
Albert Anderson
United States Custome Guard
Scientist Heynold A Baecth Dies in Pankok
Dr Heynold Albrecht Baecth, renowned scientist, died today in Pankok according to a family friend who received no cable dispatch by tonight.
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Baltimore
June
Heynold Albrecht Baecth
Pankok
May Be Chosen Hungary's Ruler
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss Hungary's potential ruler with scattered phrases about a deposition and a meeting. Names and specifics are unclear, leaving a partial outline of political change without verifiable details.
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Hungary
Lone Jim Barnes Wins British Open at Prestwick
American golfer Lone Jim Barnes claims the British Open title at Prestwick with 300 strokes for 72 holes, leading 83 players. Edward Ray Archie Compaston finish within one stroke, while MacDonald Smith falters in the final round amid a dramatic championship.
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Jim Barnes
MacDonald Smith
Prestwick
Scotland
United States
Links
Edward Ray
Archie Compaston
North Manchester
Barnes
MacDanid Smith
Smith
Joe Mirkwood
Ola
Hebert Murrie
Parnes
Darnes
Beaith
Mermes
America
Atlantic
Harnee
Cormwet
Sattow
Vessel Captures Alleged Gulf Rum Cargo Near Southwest Pass
Saukee patrols seized the British registered schooner Marion Adama with about six thousand cases of liquor totaling an estimated value of sixty dollars per case. The seizure occurred twenty miles west of Southwest Pass as unloading began from Havana bound cargo destined for Truxillo and Honduras. Seven boats in tow were brought to port and a Coast Guard relief detail helped constrain the operation.
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Southwest Pass
Saukee
Gulf Rum
Marion Adama
Lunenburg
Nova Scotia
Havana
Cuba
Truxillo
Honduras
Heller
Coast Guard
Chaedleur Teland
Evick
Epworth League Delegates Chosen for Colorado Conclave
The Epworth League of the Lead Avenue Methodist church will hold a sale today and Monday at the W. A. and then meeting at the M. C A. Tuesday evening aims to raise funds to send delegates to the Epworth League trett tete in Pueblo Colorado on July 6. Delegates are Dorothy Mavetahin and Mary Elisabeth Preach.
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Fewerth League
Lead Avenue Methodiasa
Andy Sale
W. A
M. C A
Eveaime
Ferce
Mawerth League
Pueblo
Cele
Porothy Metavehiin
Mary Elisabeth
Dawn to Dusk Flight Halted by Fog and Orders
A dawn to dusk Army air tour between San Francisco and Salt Lake City was halted by fog and headquarters orders. Lt. William R. Sweeley was slated as the sole SF participant, while Capt. A. B. Herold flew without authorization and was recalled. Sweeley plans to retry at dawn from Concord California and complete the round trip if schedule holds.
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San Francisco
Salt Lake City
William R. Sweeley
Salt Lake
A. 8
Herold
Salt Lake Field
Weso
Nev
Elko
Sweeley
Air Mail
Concord
Contra Costa County
Coolidge Spends Most Time Outdoors During Visit
President Coolidge enjoys the first fine weather of his visit in Swampscott Massachusetts with motoring and strolling at White Court and the coast. Vice President Dawes stops by en route from Maine to Boston for a brief social call. A semi weekly conference with newspaper men is held on the lawn with about fifty correspondents. Dinner guests include Thomas White head of the Massachusetts board of administration of finance.
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Swampscott
Maas
Coolidge
White Court
Dawes
Maine
Boston
California Teens Detained After Train Hopping Near Dallas
Two 17 year old girls dressed in checked shirts and sailor trousers were arrested near Dallas by a Kingman Arizona deputy sheriff while attempting to ride a train. They named Josephine Beall and Florence Waters from Leone Beach California and said they were bound for Chicago and New York. A 17 year old Kingman boy, Mickey Johnson, was also arrested recently as a runaway. authorities plan to seek parental contact after detaining the youths.
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Dallas
Kingman
Aris
Charce
Mickey Johnson
Bante Fe
Ed. Sinclair
Josephine Beall
Florence Waters
Leone Beach
Calif
Chicago
New York
Neo
Eeeinet
Albuquerque book man wins prize in classifying contest
James B. Threlkeld of the New Mexico Book Store was notified he won third prize in K P Dutton Co Everymen's Library contest for booksellers. The contest highlighted books chosen for sales appeal and accessibility, with three top sellers recognized.
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Albuquerque
James B. Threlkeld
New Mexico
How to Solve the Children’s Pictorial Puzzles
Puzzle guide lists across and down clues for a letter grid. Across includes deer and drawing terms while down gives musical notes garden flowers company and fireside terms. The key words unlock a letter path to form more words in the white squares.
Former bank cashier charged with embezzlement in Jackson
Thomas B. Carroll, former cashier of Peoples Savings Bank in Jackson Tennessee, is charged with embezzling a total of 375000 dollars. Two additional warrants were issued to supplement a prior one, expanding the embezzlement claim as the case proceeds with state banking department oversight.
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Jackson, Tenn
Thomas B. Carroll
The
Peoples Savings Bank of
Jackson
State Banking Department
Olive Oil From Lucca Italy Imported Directly
Domenica brand olive oil imported directly from Lucca Italy is offered for purchase. The listing highlights authenticity and origin while signaling direct import channels.
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Graal
Domenica
Lucca
Italy
Peay Defends Evolution Law as Constitutional in Scopes Case
Dayton Tenn June 26 AP Governor Peay states the Scopes trial should be wrapped in an hour and endorses the Tennessee law as constitutional. He writes that no commision or sympathy is needed and warns teachers against teaching unproven science. He says faith and religion must be protected.
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Dayton, Tenn
Peay
Scopes
Walter White
Rhea County
John T. Scopes
Oil Officials Gather in Colorado Springs For Institute Meeting
Prominent oil industry leaders assembled in Colorado Springs for a two day session of the American Petroleum Institute executive committee. Howard Kingsbury of San Francisco arrived as the first to reach the city to participate in discussions on Colorado petroleum industry matters and related topics.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
The
American Petroleum Institute
Howard Kingsbury
San Francisco
Standard Oil Company of
California
Colorado
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