Tampico at War Time Prices Showed Mexican Oil Boom
Washington bulletin compares Tampico’s wartime price surge to American trends as US gunboats protected oil wells. It notes Tampico’s population growth from under 17,000 in 1900s to over 100,000, driven by oil. Postwar readjustment follows amid port activity with Tampico rivaling Vera Cruz for cargo.
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Washington, D. C
Tampico
National Geographic Society
United States
Vera Cruz
Monterey
Mexico
Panuco
Barra
War waits on treatment of China delegates
The piece assigns blame to Great Powers for China’s century of turmoil, arguing they must fix China’s internal divisions and puppet government before conference participation. It warns that Japan, the United States, and Britain should offer a fair deal to a united or divided China, or face consequences.
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China
Washington
Japan
United States
Great Britain
Ner
Convicted New Jersey Man in Kidnapping Murder Case
Robert C. Raffels of Union Hill New Jersey was found guilty by a jury Friday night of the murder of five year old Giuseppe Varotta who was abducted last May and drowned by his captors. The child was taken while playing outside his home as letters demanding a $2 600 ransom followed the disappearance.
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New York
Robert C. Raffels
Union Hil
N. J
Giuseppe Varotta
The Seventh Day Sabbath Worthy of Observance
Athens Banner letters assert Saturday, the seventh day, is the true Sabbath grounded in Genesis creation rest. The writer argues from Exodus 20 and Hebrew terms that God rested on the seventh day, that the Sabbath is eternal and not changed by Christ or the gospel, and that Sunday observance is linked to pagan Rome and papal authority. The piece cites Acts 13 and Luke for continuity of Sabbath practice and condemns Sunday as nonbiblical.
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Athens
Richards
Ths City
Buy Oo
Creaton
Christ
Keping
Jesus
Intervala
Matthew
Mark
Luke
John
Eden
Paul
Rome
Constantine
Standard Encyclopedia
Southern bankers urged to back up dairying with loans
A Mississippi comparison shows dairy farmers hold almost no notes while cotton farmers are debt heavy. Bankers urged to finance cows and dairy expansion to diversify away from one crop, with examples from a western Pennsylvania town where a dairy push spurred growth, deposits, and community ties.
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Mississippi
United States Department of Agriculture
State Agricultural College of Mississippi
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Pennsylvania
Young Farmers' Club
Goys' and Girls' Dairy Club
Chamber of Commerce
Count Lry
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Martin and Sons
A. J. Lindberg
Clayton
Seuid
Dornblatt Plumbing Co
Costar Plumbing Co
Anderson Plumbing Co
G. Tiller Bruce Plumbing Co
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