Sinclair and Day Together in D C Prison
Washington reporters note Harry F. Sinclair and Henry Mason Day share imprisonment in the city jail and asylum. Day begins a four month term, Sinclair serves the remainder of a 90 day Senate contempt sentence while continuing the contempt for the Sinclair Fall conspiracy case. Day denies improper intent in the trial.
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Associated Press
Washington
Harry F. Sinclair
Henry Mason Day
New York
Sinclair Exploration Company
Washington Asylum
Day
Sinclair
Senate
Teapot Dome Naval Oil Reserve
Exhibition Ship Planned to Boost Trade in Dutch Indies
Arrangements by the American Exhibition Ship Syndicate to charter a vessel of the Roosevelt Steamship Company for a voyage in the first half of next year to the Dutch East Indies. The ship will carry products of American manufacturers on display.
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American Exhibition Ship Syndicate
Roosevelt Steamship Company
Dutch East Indies
Immigrant Leader Vows to Remain in New York
The speaker states they will continue living in New York and retain the ability to face anyone with integrity, asserting they have nothing to hide or be ashamed of and will not live down past scrutiny.
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New York
Wilbur urges graduates to foster world harmony
Secretary Wilbur spoke at Pitt graduation emphasizing university men aiding world harmony and friendship to eliminate wars. The talk closed the Pittsburgh event with a call to action for future leaders. In a separate dispatch, Shanghai reports China plans 5000 miles of telephone lines yearly for seven years to connect the nation.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Secretary of the Interior
Wilbur
Pitt
Associated Press
China
Exhibition cruise opens New York to far east voyage
The exhibit cruise departs New York February 3 1930 and returns August 1 after traveling 24044 miles and visiting 21 ports. The Netherlands Chamber of Commerce in New York has aided promotion to boost US Netherlands India trade. Secretary Dr Neil Van Aken notes the Dutch East Indies’ vast population and land area relative to the United States.
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New York
Netherlands Chamber of Commerce
United States
Netherlands Indies
Neil van Aken
Dutch East Indies
Travel Headaches and Capuchine Relief on Trips
Long motor and train journeys strain nerves causing headaches and fatigue. Capuchine soothes excited nerves quickly and pleasantly, relieves pain almost instantly as a liquid without opiates or stomach upset. Sold by druggists in 30¢ and 60¢ sizes.
The Islands Rich in Resources Lacking Local Industry
A historical report notes that the islands boast rich agricultural products and minerals yet have almost no native industry. It discusses the potential profitability of American manufacturers using these markets as outlets.
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Islands
Cardul Advertises Relief for Nervous Ailments
A vintage testimonial outlines severe body pains and insomnia followed by relief after using Cardul. The author claims increased strength and wellbeing and notes many others reported similar benefits seeking women’s health support.
Imported materials drive need for domestic production
The passage notes that nearly all manufactured goods and the machinery for farming and processing raw materials must be imported, underscoring a push for national production to reduce dependence on foreign sources.
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Mason Day
Dutch Indies
Caticara
Malden
Mass
Virginia
Cardus
Cardul
Missouri
Pacific
St. Louis
Kansas City
Omaha
Texas Points
Pac
Missouri Pacific Lines
H. G. Brower
Fort Worth, Texas
J. H. McEwen
Amarillo
Reo Speed
Reo
Reuben H. Donnelley Corporation
Pratt & Whitney Aircraft Co
Hartford
Conn
U.S
U. S
F.O. B. Lansing
Reo Transportation
Reo Motor Car Company
Lansing
Michigan
Polk St
Ballew-Satterfield CO
Tyler
Hlonghsh, Inc
Kotex SabersSize
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KOTEX
Lybrand
Ross Bros. and
Montgomery
Lucky Strike Dance Orchestra
N. B.C
The
American Tobacco Company, Incorporated
the American Tobacco Co
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