Exodus of Negroes From the South Looms as Crop Labor Dries Up
The piece outlines alarm in Dixie as black workers migrate northward en masse, causing labor shortages on cotton and fruit farms. It notes rail movement from Memphis at 1500 per week, fears of Ku Klux Klan reprisals, and state actions in Mississippi and Arkansas to curb labor agents. It also mentions industrial worker agitation and full page ads in New Orleans warning of rising strife.
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Park to Park Traveling Boosts National Park Visits
National park travel tops May and June records as motorists take multiple park trips. A park to park highway links Rocky Mountain Yellowstone Glacier Rainier Crater Lake Yosemite Sequoia Grand Canyon Zion Mesa Verde and Denver region and attracts many travelers with moderate freight-rate supports. The Cincinnati Enquirer notes safer driving and scenic rewards explain low accident rates on the circular route.
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Parcel post rate debate and political quips span page.
Notes on a proposed parcel post rate increase to cover a 35 million dollar deficit plus rising volumes. Mentions Postmaster General New and historical context, with scattered editorials on politics and international views.
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Raggedy Friends Repair and Share Sweet Adventures
Raggedy Ann’s arms are sewn back by the Geewhiliker after a tugging mishap with the Hinkdoppus. They all apologize and sit beneath candy bushes sharing ice cream sodas. Raggedy Andy suggests new friendships while discussing distinct Geewhiliker and Hinkdoppus traits.
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Geewhiliker and Hinkdoppus argue who is which
Raggedy Ann observes a playful dispute between a Geewhiliker and a Hinkdoppus over what makes them distinct. They claim each cannot be confused yet fail to agree on any clear difference while laughing and munching candy covered cookies.
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Great Northlans Seen by Harding
President Harding drove the gold last spike at the Alaska railroad completion ceremony near Tanana bridge. Secretary Work highlighted the feat as a historic link from Pacific to Arctic oceans via Yukon, honoring hardy workers and Alaska’s pioneer spirit and naming Fred...
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Horoscope for Monday July 16 1923
The stars forecast a doubtful day with Venus and Saturn adverse later yet early Jupiter offers a benefic bend. Romance looks weak though visiting friends may bring business backing while the new moon hints at travel and railway gains for Britain. Children born under Cancer may be nervous but public work suits them.
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Alaska's Golden Spike Tie to United States Loyalty
Colonel Mears appeals for support as he urges driving the golden spike to bind Alaska's commercial ties to the United States. He notes fifty six million dollars spent in a wild country with little supervision and no unavoidable error, praising executive cooperation and sympathy with Alaskans' hopes.
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Mexicali Siege Sparks Political Clash at City Hall
The Mexicali conflict centers on Mayor Loera and 14 council allies resisting a decree declaring the mayor's office vacant. Governor Lugo and forces surround the besieged building, rationing food, while Congressman Covarrubias, an ally of the Loera faction, is wounded. Relations remain tense as officials await presidential guidance.
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LaHood Injured After Fall From Garden Street Car
Habib LaHood of 315 New Street fell from a Gardens street car last night striking the back of his head on pavement and losing consciousness for over 30 minutes. He was taken to Murray Hospital where he was reported resting easily. He is the father of boxer Dixie LaHood.
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Circus Train Wreck Near Topeka Causes Bruises
A Carl Hagenbeck Wallace circus train collided with a tractor at Elmont eight miles northwest of Topeka at noon today. Several people suffered painful but not serious bruises, and property damage reached thousands. No animals were injured or escaped, though one track of a cave with elephants derailed and 700 feet of roadbed was torn up.
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Tracks Washed Out Near Husted Station
A cloud burst near Husted station north of Colorado Springs washed out railroad tracks on the Denver and Rio Grande Western Santa Fe line. Southbound trains are being detoured over northbound tracks as officials assess damage. Monument Creek rushes toward Colorado Springs after the heavy wash.
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Warns Against Steam Boilers on Farms
Steam power is replacing manual labor on West and Midwest farms for dairying, pumping water, and woodworking. The Boiler Code committee of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers urges safety laws to guard against high pressure boiler explosions, calling them as dangerous as TNT. Key West note about frost appears unrelated.
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