American Cable Chief Vows No Expense For Pan American Link
John L Merrill, president of All America Cables, pledged at the second Pan American conference that the company will spare no expense to build a cable system linking the United States, Central and South America. He said 20,000 miles of cable and land lines serve the Americas, with plans to expand to 30,000 miles. The first extension will reach Uruguay and Brazil, followed by a northern link from Rio de Janeiro.
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United States
Central
South America
John L. Merrill
All America
Merrill
Three Americas
Uruguay
Brazil
Rio Janeiro
United States Mandate Hopes From Armenia Syria Turkey
In Rome on a journey to the United States Bishop H. H. Tout of Indianapolis head of an American commission for the Near East says Armenians Syrians and Turks strongly favor a U S mandate and league of nations. He is accompanied by 17 commission members and belongs to the United Brethren church.
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Associat
Armenia
Syria
Turkey
United States
League of Nations
H. H. Fout
Indianapolis
American Commission
Near East
Tout
United Brethren
Postal Telegraph Cable Co restores removed staff
Clarence H Mackay announced that Postmaster General Burleson had restored to their former positions the officials removed from the Postal Telegraph Cable Co. lineup. Those reinstated include MacKay president William W Cook general counsel Edward Reynolds vice president and general manager and A B Richards general superintendent.
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York
Clarence Fly
MacKay
Postal ‘Telegraph-Cable’ ‘Co
Burleson
Postal Telegraph Cable Co
William W. Cook
Edward Reynolds
A. B. Richards
New England Railways Sign New Wage Agreement
Portland Me June 6 The Grand Trunk Railway in New England signed new wage and working condition agreements after a three day conference between the Brotherhood of Railroad Station Men and railroad employes alliance and L G Coleman general manager of the Grand Trunk. Remaining issues will be taken up soon in Washington.
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Grand Trunk Railway
New England
Brotherhood of Railroad
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L. G. Coleman
Grand Trunk
Raiiroad
Washington
War materials procurement contracts cited in charges
The article states that contracts for war materials were awarded or arranged, with total value running into several million dollars and charges covering several hundred thousand dollars. It notes alleged aggregation of funds and the financial magnitude of the case.
Brutal bull contest victory in distant arena
The report notes a hard fought win amid a brutal bull contest event. It references a distant arena and participants described as weary yet victorious, with focus on the physical toll and the outcome of the bout.
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