Uncle Sam's Daily Paper Uses Consuls as Trade Agents
Washington dispatch details the transformation of Uncle Sam's Daily, the government controlled trade bulletin, from a stale clerkly digest to a dynamic monthly publication edited by Major John B Carson. It explains how consuls report on foreign markets, how the paper targets exporters and manufacturers, and how Germany and Britain handle confidential data versus public release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashington
Bureau of Manufactures
Department of Commerce and Labor
Sam
Arec
Roosevelt
Joho B. Carson
Major Carson
Feading
Washington
McKinley
Ways and Means
United States
William M. Evartis
Retherford
Hayes
Evarte
Evarts
Department of Commer and Labor
Joe Carson
Uncle Sam
Carson
State Department
Tyons Trance
Bouth
China
Vindlvoatock
Trat Raya
Germany
Manufacturias Bureau
Distinctive gifts from Arc Wares at Finpean markets
The advertisement touts Arc Wares and China as unique wedding gifts chosen from Finpean markets. It promises varied selections with exclusive items like bronze ware, Pyertes, new cabinets, lamps, pottery, and fresh designs to appeal to discriminating buyers seeking individuality.
American Trade Agents Boost U S Exports in China and Americas
The United States seeks wider markets for its manufacturers through a classified catalog of exporters and a program of special trade agents. Four agents abroad study markets, costs, and duties, directing information to chambers of commerce and boards of trade. In cotton, China imports about 48 million dollars, with England leading in dyed fabrics. U S goods face stiff competition and underdeveloped U S agent presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central and South America
Canada
Mexico
Cubs
China
Japan
Ewyyt
East Trai
Bureau of Manufacturers
Carson
Department
United States
Bureau of Manufactures
Fedetalla
Chamber of Commerce and
Board of Trade
Orst
Carpent
Ching
England
Chine
Asia
Canada Trades Congress forms independent labor party
FRANK G. CARPENTER reports from the Trades Congress convention where delegates from Canada decide to form an independent labor party to participate in federal and local politics. They plan a national convention of provincial executives to organize the party and push for immigration restrictions on Japanese and Chinese Persuaded by socialist forces, no clear control emerged.
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Trades Congr
Delegntes Fromm All Parte
Canada
Labor Party
Pxter
T& Strong
Pardon Board Hears Foster Case. Notable Local Notes
Montgomery Sept 22 The pardon board with Secretary of State McDavid and Attorney General Massey Wilson met to hear cases including Mrs M E Foster seeking release for her son C A Foster convicted two years ago for attempting to murder his wife in Mobile. Also Join Williams a prisoner from Montgomery County who escaped a five year term for grand larceny remains at large with a $50 reward offered. Birmingham Concentrating and Iron Company noted to be organized with capital around 300000. TL Hates named notary public at Columbiana and a constable at Diamondine.
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Alabama
Montgomery
Ala
Pardon Board
Blute IR McDavid
Massey Wilson
Mra
M. E Foster
C A_ Foster
Mobile
Foster
Willams
Montgomery County
Thenferson- Tloyd Tumber Company
Richburg
Birmingham Concentrating and Ire Company
Birmingham
Atate
Stork
OM Oodwell
TL Hates
Columbiana
Diountayine
High School at Tignall Presents September Event
The Tignall High School program on September 22 under director AT Felts of Tennessee features assistants Alma Drin Kell from Julieta Ga and Mollie McKengin from Marshalville Ga in a fourling condition. Pupils are from Georgia North Carolina and Tennessee. Music director Evelyn Davison of Atlanta demonstrates growing pupil and patron engagement.
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Tignall
Independence” High School
AT Felts
Tennessee
3Iea
Alma Drin Kell
Juiletta
Mise Mollie McKengin
Marshalville
Georgia
North Carolina
Misa Evelyn Davison
Atlanta
Puplla
Patronn
More railways for Waycross
Waycross Ga September 22 There are currently four separate charters for proposed railroads leading from Waycross and if all four are built five new lines will extend out from Waycross in addition to the seven already serving the area. Some routes are already advancing with miles of track started toward Marys toward Waycross and toward Naashy ie. Proposals include the Nashville Waycross and St Marys railroad and the Waycross Baxley and Vidalia line in the same territory as the Rushville Waycross and St Marys plan. The newest Georgia and Worldly Vine Belt line would run from Waycross to Statenville with a charter expected to be granted next month. The promoters own timber lands. the rail line is seen as a boon to development and timber interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waycros
Rt Marys
Waycross
Naahy
Baxley
Vidalla
Kaghion
Rami
Middle
North Georgia
Secretary of State
Waycrosa
Marye
Craversen
Rushville
Bt. Marys
Stiyanki
Whycross
Blatenville
New Texas Province Set. Bishop Gallagher to Lead
September 22 reports a plan to form a new ecclesiastical province in Texas with Galveston Dallas and San Antonio plus Brownsville. the "diocese of the new province of Texan" would be headquartered in Galveston. Nicholas A. Gallagher, bishop of Galveston, to be archbishop.
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Gallagher
Texas
Rome
Galveston
Dallas
San Antonio
Portalir
Brownaville
Texan
Nicholan A. Gallagher
Meade
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Para
Amazon
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Erde
Variaua
Mora
Laraely
London Times
Anily
Europe
Great Britain
Bertins
Shanghai
Frank G Carpen
John M. Carson
Re Ee Ee Ee Eg
Maier & Berkele Werarprrral Hlvye
Caenan Goverment
Otters
Lavadma
Frelene
Itatians
South America
Argentina
Brazil
Brest
Anelo Bam
Cie
Thors
Bureau of Manufacturen
Eluate Ua
Aera Tres
Ee Raker
Matas Pau Ems Aly Re aeUlase i Aire
Chicago
Campion of Chintss
Pacific
Jnriksha
Far
Frank G. Carpenter
LABOR
Potts-Thompson
Atla
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