Cuban ministers seek freedom to work out own destiny
Political factions pledge to president's economy program and Cuba's Washington minister says with more confidence and cooperation, financial adjustments caused by business lull will end, Cuba's credit will be secure, and the republic free. It hopes President Harding will resist business interests that would strangle Cuba and allow Cubans to pursue their future quietly and earnestly.
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Cuba
Washington
Harding
Moffat road to join Colorado and Utah capitals
Report notes James tunnel bill signed by Governor Shoup enabling Colorado to back the Moffat road from Salt Lake to Craig. The project, tied to Mount James tunnel plans, aims to unlock vast coal fields in Routt county and spur Uintah basin development, with Utah Bambergers contributing the Salt Lake to Craig segment.
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Moffat
David Moffat
Denver
Shoup
Colorado
James Tunnel
Utah
Bamberger
Salt Lake
Craig
Colo
Routt County
America
Salt Lake City
Uintah Basin
Aie Uate
Cuba Needs Outside Aid as U S Debates Intervention
The piece notes pressure from General Crowder in Havana and Washington on Cuba to align its finances with projected revenues amid a sugar dependent economy. Cuba sought external help, initially considering a $50 million loan but secured only $5 million, while U S officials and Cuban leaders weigh options for further support or intervention.
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Crowder
War Department
Havana
Washington
America
United States
General Crowder
Zayas
Cuba
The Canal and the Roads Debate on Transcontinental Rates
Vice president Earling of the Milwaukee railroad voices a critique of a system that lets ships carrying west coast lumber through the Panama canal compete with railroads. He warns ruinous competition and higher future rates harming producers and consumers, urging one law for all carriers to protect western business and maritime prosperity.
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Earling
Milwaukee Railroad
Butte
Panama Canal
Atlantic Seaboard
West
Confusion over Mrs and Mrs Names in Minnesota Politics
A Minnesota attorney general ruling requiring women candidates to file their own names clashes with decades of using husbands' names like Mrs. Olesen. Women fear identity confusion and political obstacles, while pundits predict electoral backlash for the AG. Other notes touch on fashion edicts, lynching in Texas, and climate of public discourse.
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Minnesota
Gopher
Dementic
Peter Olesen
Frank B. Kellogg
Benesteal
A Daring Venture in a Dark Coastal Tale
Zizi the beautiful woman loves Georges Claude Blancafort who saves his twin Ludovic while a desperate criminal hunts fortune. Joanny, drunk, abducts two children as Zizi journeys to a cliff fortress to reverse Ludovic's schemes and rescue the youngsters with a silent, perilous night ascent and a shadowy door reveal.
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Zizi
Rainer
Georges-Claude Blancafort
Ludovic Biancafort
Dutie
Mie
Tine
Fel
Giorges
Siberia
Tecaldea' Ty
Tauvoyers
Cline
Areouban
Georwen
Audovie
Lars
Paris
Tero Amos
Storgen
Ludovic
Milo
Zizt
Joanny
Ziel
Hoc-Hroadik
Zist
Georges
Mademoiselle
Ziz
Zish
Jemoinelle
Jean
Kermadeuc
Victim's Cries Echo in Drunken Night at Mill Hole
A chaotic scene unfolds as men drink and quarrel at a foul hideout. One man, Zig, resists alcohol and keeps a vow, slamming down every drink offered. Nearby, Mile and Tine lie ill under a lamp, while fear grips the children and the gnome watches.
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Hermagene
Zini
Jomadouc
Marie Anne
Maris Anne
Joanny
Milo
Tine
Gnome
Johnny
Mile
Horoscope Predictions From Astrological Almanac
In this May 22 1922 horoscope Neptune and Uranus govern the day bringing mental stimulation for professionals and caution for politicians and educators. The forecast warns of extreme temperatures and storms, predicts improved business for some, race tensions, and a busy autumn political scene. It also notes dangers for young widows and optimistic outcomes for girls choosing older husbands.
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Neptune
Uranus
Aries
Great Britain
McClure
Prest-O-Lite Sets 1922 Price Reduction Push
Prest-O-Lite plans to lead the battery business in 1922 with price reductions, claiming to end cheap, inferior imports. Sam Curtis, local distributor, says buyers get maximum service at the lowest cost and anticipates the company’s biggest battery business in history.
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Prest-O-Lite Company, Inc
Sam Curtis
Taxpayer League and reform urged by Judge McHatton
Judge John J. McHatton urges a county taxpayer league to watch over expenditures and limit taxes, criticizing unnecessary state employment and waste. He cites courthouse ventilating machinery and excessive clerks, calls for consolidating city and county government, and argues for voter control of public money and bonded debt.
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Taxpayers’ League
John J. McHatton
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Amd Eees
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Mont
Anaconda
Rutte
North Main Street
Phon
the Daily and Sunday Standard
Deer Lodge
Dillon
MATL
Canada
Adare
Associated Press
Gee
Lott
Pradden
King & Pradden
Fifth Avenue
New York
Steger Bulding
Chicago
Globe Building
Boston
Iecha
France
May
Texas
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Gifford
Keystone State
the Hague
Department of Agriculture
Zizi Ge
Jules Mar
Gente Wiesson
Rene, Toe
Jenco
Ube
United States and
Petit Paelten
J.J. McHatton
Cime
John J. Mmation
Nome
Tsay
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