Stinnes Defies Banks to Save Aga Motors in Europe Vision
Edmund Stinnes, son of Hugo Stinnes, explains his bid to privatize 600 cars monthly at Aga Motor Works while resisting bank pressure. He argues for a United States of Europe and claims bankers, allies, and family conflict shaped his ownership fight. He seeks American backing as he clashes with creditors and uses public opinion and workers’ support to press his case.
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Berlin
Edmund Stinnas
Hugo Stinnes
Aga Motor Works
Hae
Btrnes
Stinnes
Dr. Stinnes
Mar
Hugo
Industria Interesta
Ufe
Jakob Goldschmidt
Bankere
Voegler
Herr Silverberg
Cologne
Edmund Stinnes
United States
Europe
Germany
Practice chords and fingering for key of F major lesson
Instructions on memorizing triad chords in black letter notation for piano or organ. Emphasizes repeating chord sequences, fingering, and linking each chord to the melody note. Warns about dash marks not to be played and previews the next lesson in key of D flat major.
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Grove
Ayatem
Emane
Markes
Prisoner to believer Paul and Silas in Philippi
The sermon recounts the Philippian jailer’s conversion after an earthquake freed prisoners. Paul and Silas’ faith leads to the jailer and his household being baptized, illustrating regeneration and spiritual transformation. Nine women now hold assistant U S district attorney posts, including Dallas’ Sarah Cory Menezes, first in the Southwest.
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United States
Sarah Cory Menezes
Dallas
Southwest
Miracle in Prison Sets Jailor on Path to Salvation
An editor notes a Sunday sermon on Paul and Silas in Philippi. A slave girl haunted by a spirit profits her masters until Paul casts out the spirit, provoking a backlash. After beating and imprisoning the missionaries, an earthquake frees the prisoners. The jailer, awed, asks what he must do to be saved and is told to believe on the Lord Jesus Christ, with immediate conversion for himself and his household.
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Mr. Bryan
Paul
Silas
Jesus Christ
Christ Jesus
Republic Syndicate, Inc
Philipp
Appalles
Helpfullness
Gaira
Demetrius
Miana
Diana
God
Christ
Faul
Industrialization is the prime hope for Japan says Inouye
Tokyo dispatch profiles Junosuke Inouye former finance minister and Yokohama Specie Bank executive. He warns Japan has lost bearings and must industrialize to solve population and food needs, urging foreign capital with government guarantees, rail on tariffs and prices, and careful emigration limits. He foresees a cabinet return in a broader role.
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J. Russel
Kennedy
Canton Daily News
Tokyo
Japan
Junosuke Inouye
Yokohama _ Specie bank
Inouye
Nippon
Korea
Europe
Fragmentary Note on Population and Migration Policy
A partial OCR reads as a discussion of population solutions and government aims. It mentions Korea Formosa and migration, with references to surplus population and pre migration dynamics, though the text is fragmented and unclear.
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Korea
Wokosin
Formosa
Burglars Target Roonx and EnterRoonx
London reports burglars cleaned out rooms of famed Jerky dramatist Israel Zangwill. A posted slip invites thieves to enter as everything of value has been taken, sparking annoyance at the loss and curiosity about the daring break in.
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London
Israel Zangwill
Bam Slars
Assassins Prove Very Unpopular at Siemens Works
Berlin August 22. Workmen at the Siemens Dynamo works identified a man calling himself August Rudolf as Oscar Runge, an assassin of Rosa Luxemburg. A crowd shouted Murderer as Runge defended himself in a scuffle and fled, never seen at the factory again.
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Berlin
Siemens Dynamo
August Radolf
Rudolf
Oscar Runge
Rosa Luxemburg
Runge
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England
America
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Dime Savings Bank
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Federal Reserve System
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