Dr. L S Rowe Named Director of Pan American Union
Dr L S Rowe assumed the post as director general of the Pan American Union succeeding John Barrett. The ceremony was attended by Latin American diplomats and U S officials. Rowe pledged to advance continental solidarity and maintain peace through timely international cooperation. He brings long Latin American affairs experience from the State Department Treasury and prior commissions.
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Washington
Dr. L. 8
Rowe
Fea-American Union
John Barrett
Union
Colby
United States
Pan-American ‘Union
Dr. Rows
Barrett
Pan-American Union
America
State Department
Treasury
International High Commission
Cattle rustlers rounded up in Buenos Aires province
Reports from Buenos Aires show round-up parties of ranch owners and authorities recovering about 3000 cattle with altered brands. Gauchos and officers conducted the raid, echoing the old cattle-raising struggles of Western plains. Rustling remains a recurring issue in Argentina's pampas and other provinces.
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Buenos Aires
Pampas
Plaina
North American
Wyoming
Idaho
Argentina
Andes
Patagonia
Foreign Commerce and Navigation of the United States 1918 1919
The Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce publishes an official annual summary titled Foreign Commerce and Navigation of the United States. It itemizes exports and imports by country, includes gold and silver movements, vessel tonnage, and in transit trade. Copies are sold by the Superintendent of Documents, Government Printing Office.
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United States
Bureau of Po
Apartment of Commerce
Government Printing Office
Washington, D. C
Sical
Hawaii native race to last only 75 years
Honolulu Sept. 1 Hawaii's native race is projected to be extinct in 75 years if current birth and death ratios persist for 1919 20. Dr F F Trotter reports 1009 pure blood Hawaiian deaths and 676 births, with about 26000 such natives remaining. Mixed heritage groups show stronger growth, including Japanese with 4369 total natural increase.
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Honolulu
T. H
Hawaii
F. F. Trotter
Territorial Board of Health
Hawaiian Islands
United States Army Seeks Men for Overseas Service
Many ex service men and others offer themselves as the Army calls for 753 Infantry 12 cooks and 27 bakers at once for the American Expeditionary Forces in Germany. Bridgeport recruiting notes a previous quota filled quickly and urges high type recruits for rapid overseas training. Sergeant Spane expects the Germany quota met within ten days and invites interested men to discuss enlistment.
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Army
Bridgeport
Conn
Germany
General
Springfield
Bridgeport, Conn
War Department
Rhine
France
Doutribos
Spane
Germans Cross Holland Border for Food Relief
Oldenzaal Netherlands Sept 1 German bread and butter supply seen as relief for central Europe’s hungry public. A German troupe touring Holland draws attention as salaries fall in Germany. Shown are shoppers and diners praising Holland’s ample meals aboard trains, with vivid impressions of sandwiches and butter.
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Oldenzaal
Netherlands
Europe
Holland
Berlin
Amsterdam
Germany
Operatone
Gil
Semiramis
Streeterville to Be Scene of Another Fight
Streeterville, Chicago, famed district of the Gold Coast, faces a renewed clash as 80 year old Capt George Streeter and William H. J. Niles announce a fresh bid to claim land around Lake Shore Drive. They invite the American Legion to join a mobilization on September 6 at Superior street with a call to arms and a lunch break.
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Chicago
Streeterville
Lake Michigan
Gold Coast
United States
Marahai Bradley
George Wellington Streeter
Lake Shore Drive
Cap” Streeter
William H. J.niles
Captain Streeter
Lake Front
Streeter
Illinois
Michigan
California Syrup of Figs Advertisement Caution
An old advertisement touts California Syrup of Figs as the best and harmless laxative for children. It emphasizes using the brand name California on the package and notes the fruity taste that appeals to kids. Directions appear on each bottle.
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California
Adv
Mine Workers Discussions on Sale Policy in Hazleton
Hazleton Pennsylvania September report says United Mine Workers scale committee for the three anthracite districts met to decide union policy on accepting the war commission award approved by President Wilson a Monday. Some insurgent faction feared opposing acceptance while leaders predicted final acceptance after joint talks with operators. Dissatisfaction shown as miners in upper fields shift, with middle and lower districts largely following union leaders opposed to work suspension. Many refused to work pending wage settlement, claiming vacation rather than strike while urging workers to return.
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Hazleton
United Mine Workers
War Commission
Wilson
Union
Arei
Murder on the schooner William H. French near Rappahannock
Captain William H. Foxwell of Baltimore was found murdered on the deck of his schooner the William H. French while lying at a Rappahannock river wharf. Vane Bros. agents report no description of the death and several crew members who were friendly with him have disappeared, deepening the mystery.
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Baltimore
Willam H. Foxwell
William H. French
Rappahanock
Vane Bros
Foxwell
New Dress Collection With Navy Serge and Tricotine
The display features fresh dresses priced at 20 and 22.50 dollars. Straightline models in navy blue showcase clever decorations, beading, braiding, and embroidery in bright blue and red. Quality and fashion meet value on the second floor with appealing trims and correct style.
Women's Shetland tie-on sweaters debut in chic style
Women's new tie-on sweaters in fine Shetland fabric present a short jaunty silhouette. Deep black to pair with any attire, featuring a waist girdle tie for a snug fit and special value at 3.95 dollars.
Very effective necklaces on sale at low price
Jewelry display praises colorful and jet black necklaces. Prices range from 1 to 2 dollars and higher. The ad notes rich red amber blue and green hues in assorted styles available along the left aisle front of the store.
Handkerchiefs of Extra Value for Men and Women
Textile sale notes offer men's cambric handkerchiefs at 15 and 35 cents and 25 cent variants, plus women's sheer cambric handkerchiefs at 10 cents to 14 cents. Pure linen options for women are listed as medium weight. Center aisle and rear display areas noted.
First of women's new shoes nine dollars to nine fifty
Autumn shoe arrival features three styles in dark brown kid leather and calfskin. Brogue oxfords and regular high heel shoes priced at 9.00 and 9.50, with Cuban heel and military heel options. Main floor rear display highlights the selection.
Howland store showcases baby goods and welcome gifts
The Howland store presents a vast catalog of baby items for all occasions and hours. Listings include walkers, sleeping bags, carriage robes, terry cloth dolls, and a wide range of garments and nursery accessories with prices from 25 cents to several dollars. The ad highlights safety features like floor play yards and notes many gift options for newborns.
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Baby
Cashmers
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