Deep water salmon banks found off Cape Spencer
Western New deep water salmon banks have been discovered off Cape Spencer near Juneau, with heavy hauls reported. A Milwaukee license committee calls for resubmission of the eighteenth amendment and repeal of the Volstead enforcement act. Damages in California from fires and sabotage attributed to radicals are estimated at 50 million dollars. An airplane crash near Ogallala, Nebraska leaves one dead and one fatally injured. Crows Landing bank robbers derail entry to the vault, stealing Liberty bonds. A mastodon skeleton is unearthed near Spokane. Hawaii’s population reaches 249 92 thousand, up 30.3 percent since 1910. The Pacific and Atlantic fleets plan a joint January exercise off Panama. The army reorganization bill passes the House for 299 000 enlisted men and 17 800 officers. Deportation warrants against radicals are canceled by the Labor Department. Over 500 railroads accept government tax guarantees under the transportation act. February exports fall to 645 million with 467 million in imports. gold imports total 4.4 million while exports reach 43 million.
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Troops on Rhine Ready for Any Emergency in Germany
Major General Allen declared American forces along the Rhine ready for any emergency amid the chaotic German situation. The report notes broader wartime and political developments across Europe, including trade gains, security measures around former rulers, and various local economic and civic updates in the United States and New Mexico.
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Allen
Coblenz
Customs Department
Bolsheviks launch new attacks as Poles repulse rear-ward assault
Warsaw reports Bolshevik forces renew on front lines in Poland in what authorities call a prelude to a general spring offensive. About 900 Bolsheviks are captured in two days of fighting as deserters claim plans to recapture Mozir Rovno and Proskurov. A British American briefing alleges Lenine seeks continental leadership and urges peacetime credits while Russia suffers famine and production collapse. Paris notes Soviet government offers to resume relations with Italy.
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Mozir
Rovno
Proskurov
Nikolai Lenine
Russia
Poland
Turkestan
U S Agents Arrest Mine Workers In Indiana
Terre Haute police and federal marshals arrest Ed Stewart and William Mitch leaders of District 11 UMWA along with eighteen others on conspiracy to raise coal prices tied to a special federal grand jury indictment in Indianapolis.
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Ind
Ed Stewart
William Mitch
United Mine Workers of America
United States
Indianapolis
Rob 25 Deposit Boxes Looted in Layton Bank Heist
Twenty five safety deposit boxes were robbed at a Layton Utah bank after the box department door was forced open with explosives. Loss unknown until renters check boxes. Ogden police investigate.
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Utah
Layton
Here
Guatemala Weighs Central American Reunion Revival
Washington reports renewed agitation for reuniting the Central American republics into a single nation. President Cabrera of Guatemala opposes the idea while El Salvador and Honduras push for union. Costa Rica favors it and Nicaragua remains opposed, creating a tense political climate.
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Guatemala
Cabrera
Salvador
Honduras
Costa Rica
Nicaragua
Oil firm secures 99 year lease on Welles building
New York reports Standard Oil Company has acquired a ninety nine year lease on the nine story Welles building located at 14 20 Broadway. The deal would extend its frontage to 528.10 feet on Broadway in the financial district and rental for the full term is nearly 25 million dollars.
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Standard Oil Company
Broadway
Financial District
China Adds To Demon List In Modern Belief
Dr W H Hudson reports in Shanghai that five new devils enter Chinese lore the malaria, opium, red match, railway and gunshot devils. Authorities use charms and prayers while foreign doctors remain skeptical as public execution shifts from beheading to shooting.
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W. H. Hudson
Kashing
Shanghai
San Francisco Chronicle
Hudson
Boy Mistakes Vaudeville Acrobat For Union Worker
Four year old John visiting his auntie attends a vaudeville show and comments loudly about a performer in black tights. He shouts that the acrobat has on a dirty union suit drawing laughs from the audience.
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First Brazilian woman earns doctorate in agronomical engineering
Maria Ade laida Pinto de Magallanes Quintanilla, born in Portugal, becomes the first Brazilian woman to receive the doctorate in agronomical engineering. A member of the notable Magellan Iberian lineage, she specializes in tropical plants and conditions, following two elder sisters who earned doctorates in law and pharmaceutics.
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Maria Adelaida Pinto de Magallanes Quintanilla
Magellan
Miss Magallanes
Embarrassing Moment With Hidden Friend
A student asks her friend to hide in a clothes hamper to avoid a talkative visitor. Forty five minutes pass before a sneeze reveals the ruse, and the chatterbox leaves. The narrator reports never seeing the visitor again, calling it their most embarrassing moment.
Tumbler Breaks Herald Secret Promise About You
A broken tumbler is seen as a sign that a hidden truth about the breaker will soon emerge. The superstition links misfortune to concealment and foretells discovery of a private detail.
Colorado settlement prices for metals listed
Bar silver priced at 1.22 dollars per ounce copper at 0.1925 dollars per pound lead at 9.25 dollars Spelter at 8.72 dollars Tungsten at 6.50 dollars per unit 12.00 reported for the settlement day.
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Colorado
Chicago Stock Market Prices for Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Chicago market data lists bid prices for hogs beef cattle and sheep. Hogs include heavy packing sows and pigs with varied ranges from 12.50 to 16.30. Cattle show grades from beef steers to cows with prices 5.00 to 15.50. Sheep report lambs ewes and culls with values from 5.75 to 19.10.
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Lima
Colo. Oe
Colo
H. H
Chicago
Wheat Prices in Chicago Cash Grain Market
Chicago cash grain report lists Wheat No 2 hard at 2 48 per bushel with no other commodities detailed in the snippet.
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Alexander and
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Socorro
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