Lost Guard aviators vanish near Lax Lake in Minnesota
Two Minnesota National Guard aviators Major Ray Miller and Lieutenant Joe Westover went missing after a forced landing near Lax Lake 60 miles northeast of Duluth while returning from a search for James Maher of Cook County. The pair departed Port Arthur Ontario Tuesday afternoon for a 229 mile trip and were expected to report by phone if ice allowed a 16 mile reach to safety.
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Duluth
Mini
Minnesota National Guard
Lax Lake
Here
James ‘Maher
Cook County
Minnesota
Lake Superior
Hunt Oe Mahr
Ray Miller
Joe Westover
Port Arthur
Ont
Missing aviators to be searched by guardsmen
Several guardsmen planned to leave today to search for the missing aviators though the text is fragmentary and lacks concrete names or locations.
Hunting Season Ends January 31
The article notes January 21 is the last day to hunt migratory game birds including wild ducks geese coots and snipe across the United States under federal law administered by the Bureau of Biological Survey. Carcasses may be kept for 10 days after season end if allowed by state law and cold storage after February 10 risks federal prosecution.
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United States
Iaw
Bureau of Biological Survey
United State Department of Agriculture
Youngstown Mayor Is Closely Guarded
Youngstown Ohio reports an armed bodyguard remains with Mayor George L. Oles day and night after threatening letters were received. Authorities say threats from elements in the city prompted intensified protection as the mayor pursues cleanup efforts.
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Youngstown
Ohio
George L. Oles
Southern rail timetable notes and connections
A fragmented timetable lists arrivals and departures for Lula Athens and Lala, with train numbers and times. It includes Georgia Railroad lines to Gainesville and Union Point, plus Seaboard Airline connections to Atlanta Memphis Birmingham Norfolk Richmond and Washington with various cross routes and daily or Sunday-excluded services.
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Seaboard Aline Railway
Atlanta-Bource Io
Memphis
Military sons seek to save mother's Bronx home
In New York a Bronx tenant facing eviction due to 150 back rent wins support from her three sons. A Marine sergeant spoke in court while telegrams from two Army privates arrived, asking the landlord John Heilman to waive back rent and extend occupancy until February 10. Henry, recovering at Walter Reed, and Louis at Fort Niagara also voiced support.
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New O‘york
Bronx
Marine Corps
Louis
Fort Niagara
N.x
Henry
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington
John Heilman
Ford Retail Sales Exceed Million Mark for 1921
Ford Motor reports total production of 1,050,740 cars trucks and tractors in 1921 with dealer retail sales near 1,093,000, surpassing 1920 US retail totals by 104,213. December 1921 sales rise sharply, tractors up over 100 percent, and sedan coupe share up 23 percent. Prices reduced again to stimulate market, with touring car now 348 dollars and Fordson tractors noted for farmer demand. Detroit plant employs about 48,000, impacting a large city population dependent on Ford. Local dealer C A Trussell Motor reports over 20 cars delivered in January 1922.
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Ford
Fordson Tractor
Detroit
Ford Company
Ford Motor Company
C. A. Trussel Motor Company
Waite Hoyt Nears Marriage After World Series Fame
New York pitcher Waite Hoyt, who helped the Yankees to two series victories and the pennant win, went with Dorothy H. Pyle of Brooklyn to the marriage license bureau and signed a life contract. Hoyt said he is 22, plans to wed before leaving for spring training with his team.
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New York
Waite Hoyt
New York Yankees
Giants
Dorothy H. Pyle
Brooklyn
The Step on the Stairs praised as mystery masterwork
The text lauds an American detective story writer, calling her the greatest in her field. It refers to her novel The Step on the Stairs as a masterpiece of mystery fiction with suspense building as suspicion shifts among suspects and resolves in a logical denouement.
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America
Cotton market declines amid Liverpool notices and labor fears
The New York cotton market opened easy with declines to 47 points as Liverpool selling and reports of labor troubles in New England mills weighed on sentiment. Near term liquidation followed January notices with March and May futures showing recoveries on short covering, while New Orleans and Liverpool bids and spot prices fluctuated but remained softer overall.
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New York
Mutch
Liverpool
Manchster
New England
Shorts
New Orleans
Manchester
Providence
Unicrd
Rhode Island
Augusta
New York Stocks and Liberty Bonds Report
New York market notes show Liberty bonds at 3 to 4 percent with prices around 96.7 to 97.7 and various domestic and foreign demand figures listed. Wall Street ledger indicates Tuesday leaders gained, with Manila sugar up, American Car and Gulf States Steel rising, while Electric Storage Battery fell slightly. The session saw broad gains in steels, equipment, and motors, firm rails except Canadian Pacific, and a late irregular close after about 700000 shares traded.
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Wall Street
New York
Manila
American Car
Gulf States Steel
Canadian Pacific
Sears Roebuck
Thesu
Cotton market weakens as Liverpool news spooks prices
Cotton fell and then steadied in a crowded market with New York and New Orleans activity. Traders cited gloomy Liverpool Manchester Bombay and South Journal of Commerce signals while Rhode Island mills faced more closures. Officials warned of potential demand stimulation if prices rise and rumors of a bank troglin reward circulated in New Orleans.
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New York
New Orleans
Liverpool
Manchester
Bombay
Alexandria
Fall River
Worth Street
South—Journal of Commerce
Take Steps to Block Epidemic in New York City
New York City health officials moved to curb a threatened influenza and pneumonia outbreak. Health Commissioner Dr Royal Copeland warned at a Queens Chamber of Commerce gathering that, under current conditions, the epidemic could spread rapidly through the city if not checked.
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New York
Royal 8. Copeland
Queens Chamber of Commerce
New Sorets
Chicago Markets Add Chicago Grain and Livestock Details
Chicago market notes show moderate upturns in wheat with early gains and a late slight pullback. Corn held gains in step with wheat while oats edged higher before trimming, and hog prices moved lower along with receipts. cattle receipts were 18 000 with slow trading and generally lower cattle prices across the board.
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Chicago
Texas
Market Roundup Debts Sugar Poultry Dairy and Potatoes
New York sugar prices steady with centrifugal at 3.88 and refined at 5.00. Poultry markets show steady fowls 24 to 23, hot poultry and other items. New York dairy reports butter firm with creamery extras up to 39, eggs rising to 41, cheese irregular. Savannah naval stores show tarpon at 86 with varied stock and receipts. Chicago potato market dull with Wisconsin whites 1.90 to 2.00 cwt. Chicago dairy notes higher butter and eggs, poultry alive higher with fowls around 26 and springy 23.
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Poultry Market
New York
NEW York Dairy
Naval Stores
Bavannah Ga
Tarpon
Hosin
Grm
Chicago
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Chicago Dairy
Weather Service Reports Varied Georgia Road Conditions
Rain and snow sweep northern Georgia leaving roads poor and nearly impassable on rural routes while paved highways stay passable with chains advised in spots. Chattanoog a and Dalton routes remain passable in wet weather though travel to central Georgia is slower. River levels fall, enabling longer alternate routes. south of Macon sees less rain and colder conditions.
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Toa
Ralinas
Raleigh
Macon
Augusta
Tome
Louisiana
Georgi
Atlanta
Georgia
Tse
Chattanoouge
Tia Dalton
Mecc
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W. Howard
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Asprin
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Athens Tide CO
Athens Wee CO
Thomas Street
A. N. Bowers
Sous Mutual
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Im Southyrn Mutual Bldg
ARMEL
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Frank B
Morton
Susp
Dougherty
W. Tf
Bogart
T. D. Thornton
Hartwell, Ga
Banner- Herald
Banner-Herald Office
Henry Jerey Mt Co
Doherty
Bld
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CMS Eats Motor CO
Central Hide Co
North Thomas ST
Mgr
W. W. Huff
River Street
Corner Bridge
River Sts
Orence Coal & Lumber Company
Wynburn Place
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Lala
G. B. Miller, Cy
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Georgia Railroad
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Auguste
the Herald
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the Banner-Herald
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