Honest Egyptian Merchant Dares Politics In Cairo Echoes
Ismail ibn Baradah, an Egyptian trader in Alexandria, resists political entanglement while facing pressure from Ma feesh Effendi Moulk and Awiz Hammam. A petition from Adly Pasha Yeghen and Saad Zaghloul heightens tensions as nationalist passions rise amid calls to back government or risk consequences.
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Ismail Ibn Baradah
Cafe de Progress
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Mafeesh Effendi Moulk
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Adly Pasha Yeghen
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Saad
Pasha Zaghloul
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Awiz Hammam
Benatazig
Saad Pasha Zaghloul
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Zaghloul
Benhantazig
Zaghloul Pasha
Pawaering
Hand to Hand Fight Ends in Courtroom Clash
A dispute between two children, one white and one black, escalates from a street game to a physical confrontation. The black child wins the altercation by slapping the white child, prompting the white child’s father to intervene and strike the black mother, resulting in injury. The episode leads to a disorderly conduct complaint and a recorder’s court inquiry.
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Secrets of Downing Street First Lady of Cabinet Life
Mary Conan Doyle profiles Miss Stevenson, the first female private secretary to the British prime minister, Lloyd George. The piece details her duties, daily routine, and insight into No 10, noting her eight years in post, her London education, and her calm efficiency under crisis.
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Lloyd George
London
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Downing Street
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J. Lloyd-George
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Mr. Lloyd-George
Mr. Lloyd George
Extraordinary Shipments Of All Farm Products Rise Despite Rates
Rail data show farm product shipments remain large while overall traffic is down. grain and grain products moved more in 1921 than 1920, with eight weeks ending July 23 showing 97,105 more cars than 1920. Fruits vegetables and dairy also show sizable gains, contradicting claims rates cripple farming commerce.
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Railway Age
Imperial Valley
Rail freight rates questioned over bulky sand and stone
The article argues that restricting movement of cheaper bulky commodities raises costs for users. Sand gravel and stone shipments rose 33 1/3 percent in seven weeks to July 16 versus 1920. Traffic can bear current rates. reductions should come only after traffic grows and operating expenses decline to allow returns.
Gasoline Production Up 18 Percent in Half of 1921
U.S. Bureau of Mines reports gasoline production for January to June 1921 at 2,573,543,547 gallons, up 18 percent from 1920. Imports fell 32 percent, while domestic consumption rose 8 percent to 1,998,689,989 gallons. Gas on hand June 30 rose 49 percent from a year earlier.
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Washington, D. C
United States Bureau of Mines
American Tobacco Industry For 1920
The Census Bureau will release Bulletin No. 146 compiling 1920 leaf tobacco stocks, acreage, prices, grower sales, and industry outputs. It aggregates data from the Agriculture and Treasury Departments plus the Commerce Bureau to present nationwide tobacco production, consumption, factory counts, imports, and bonded warehouse storage. In 1920 there were 1,894,400 acres planted and production reached 1,503,064,900 pounds.
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Bureau For the Census
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Bureau
Bureau of Crop Estimates
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Treasury Department
Census Division
United States
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Department of Commerce
Tobacco production and revenue by state of that year
The report shows leaf tobacco valued at 245 million and tobacco products at 43 million. Cigar production in registered factories and bonded warehouses reached 8.72 billion, cigarettes 61.86 billion, and chewing and smoking tobacco plus snuff 413.89 million pounds. Exports totaled 15.834 billion cigarettes, leaving 46 billion factory made cigarettes for US consumption. Revenue was 294 million, with North Carolina contributing 108.447 million, New York 46.663 million, Virginia 20.721 million, Pennsylvania 20.195 million, New Jersey 18.742 million, Ohio 16.154 million, and Missouri 12.319 million.
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New York
Virginia
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
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Missouri
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