Palestine shipping plans amid immigration and port expansion
A proposed network links Jaffa Constantinople Trieste Odessa and other Black Sea ports to move vast Palestinian immigrant flows. Freight services aim to stimulate trade with a Liverpool orange trade. Plans include shipyards repairs docks lighters and Hebrew as management language. The piece cites naval leaders and political controversy alongside references to Prohibition era issues and Mexican politics.
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Jaffa
Constantinople
Trieste
Odessa
Black Sea
Holy Land
Liverpool
England
Palestine
David
Jerusalem
One Dark Horse Founders Casts Butler at Volstead Gap
Nicholas Murray Butler aims for the U S presidency using the Republican platform as a springboard He advocates displacing the Volstead act with a measured enforcement of the eighteenth amendment framed on fact and civil liberty He mocks the Anti Saloon League and signals hopes for Democratic moderation.
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Dark Horse
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
United States
Chicago
Republican Congress
Butler
Anti-Saloon League
Sheriff O Rourke Praised for Calm Ftitude in I W W Case
The Manning inquest lauds Sheriff O Rourke as an honest cool intrepid officer who led deputies at the Anaconda road affair. His restraint and decisive action blocked I W W violence and ended the La. W reign of terror, earning gratitude from the city state and nation.
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O'Rourke
Anaconda Road
Jerusalem in Commerce and a Jewish Shipping Company
A Zionist Organization of America report notes a planned revival of Jerusalem’s economy and culture with a new Jewish shipping company in Jaffa capitalized at 1 250 000 dollars. The venture aims to develop passenger trade and related commerce to bolster Palestine’s revival.
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Jerusalem
Palestine
Zionist Organization of America
Jaffa
Humorous Quotes From Dailies On Love And Mischief
A collage of light lines from newspapers including jokes on idol worship, money, doctors, and fashion in Boston, Baltimore, and Milwaukee. Witty exchanges feature playful misunderstandings about money, nursing changes, and musical instrument shop banter.
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Dearest
Baltimore American
Burrows
Hoston
Baltimore
Aristicne Fair
Bostonian
Irmingham Age-Herald
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Great Opportunity to curb sugar profiteering at federal level
The Montana press outlines a federal chance to prosecute Utah Idaho Sugar Co for excess profits since sugar price increases. Time reports a net profit of 3.14 per 100 pounds after the rise, urging penalties beyond fines if evidence proves profiteering.
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Time
Utah-Idaho Sugar Company
Kallspell Inter Lake
Noah
Hardin and
Elmer Quarnburg
Tuseday
Lesgin
Hardin
Jupiter Plagius
Harlowton Press
Carranza's Son-in-Law Reported Killed in Mexico City
Report from Washington cites Cimedinst of Dido Aguilar, son-in-law of Mexican foreign minister, killed by his own troops as Carranza seeks to quell revolution. General Francisco Murguia, another Carranza leader, also killed while fleeing Mexico City after ordering the execution of political prisoners, including 15 generals.
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Cimedinst
Washington, D. C
Dido Aguilar
Wresl
Aguilar
Mexico
Carranza
Francisco Murguia
Mexico City
Murguia
Marconi Demonstrates 500 Mile Wireless From Rome
Rome May 17 Wireless telephone communication over 500 miles with minimal power has been announced by William Marconi upon returning from a cruise on the yacht Electra. A further experiment near Cape Finisterre showed similar capability in short range. In another note, a freight car nest story recounts yard telegraphers sending a train to Chicago as baby birds hatched.
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Rome
William Marconi
Atlantic
Mediterranean
Signor Marconead
Chicago
Philadelphia
Patchwork of war talk and unrest across papers
A mosaic of clipped quotes shows public concern over price hikes and jitney charges, with lines about streetcar fares nine to eight cents, patches on pants, and rising costs. Notes reference Chile building warships, Allied actions in Constantinople, and mixed views on taxation, crime, and gas armored cars.
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Rochester Democrat
Brooklyn Eagle
Chile
Argentina
Constantinople
Elmira Star- Gazette
Fragmented verse and crime report mix from early 20th century page
A fractured poetic passage blends with a Fargo police yearly report noting stolen property valued at 40,000 recovered and 1,531 arrests in the year ending April 30. It cites drunkenness as a leading charge and mentions a gem studded map presented to France valued at 1,260,000.
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RTY
Mounts
Fargo Police Department
Elty ‘Commission
Polles
France
Rusia
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Fifth Ave
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Runkle
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Marci Venter
Tell OF
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