Uncle Sam reorganizes State Department for foreign affairs
A sweeping reorganization of the U S State Department creates four new bureaus covering Latin America Far East Near East and Western Europe to specialize in regional trade and American interests. Key appointees include Thomasoseon and Brean E Young with prior diplomatic service. The Bureau of Trade Relations will field inquiries from citizens and publish reports from consuls worldwide, handling about 10 000 letters annually.
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Sam
Department of State
Weed
Pew
Elthy Root
New Yok State
Ie State Department
Santly
Wen
Thomas ©Oeson
Central
Southericn
U. 8 Legation
Ervice
Ban Domingo
Colombia
Sod
Chile
William T. & Doyle
Elibu Root
South America
Far Eestern Affairs
Rereford 8 Miller
Japan
Edward T. Williema
Shanghai
Peking
Tientsin
China
Thin Divishan
Korea
Siam
Straits Settlementa
Borneo
India
The
East Indies
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Russia
Romania
Sytvia
Bulgaria
Montenegro
Turkey
Greece
Italy
Persia
Egypt
Brean E& Young
Econdul
Harput
Salonika
Europe
Great Britain
France
Morocco
Congo
Hale
U. S
Maine
Gite
Buureau
John Ball Ogborne
Uncle San
DU. &. Conaul
Life in Savage Borneo The Cambridge Expedition Journey
Explorer reports on the Cambridge anthropological expedition into Madang country detailing events near a Medange village. Describes hospitality, a funeral procession with wooden coffins, and rites to keep evil from the living. Notes Medange skin, hair, and bark clothing.
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Cambridge
Madang Country
Charles Hoe
Dougall
Myerta Bridge
Batang Warao
Medange
Kew
Shepal Madang
SCS
Progress of the World Some Things the Busy Worker Is Doing
A compact overview of ongoing efforts by laborers and inventors contributing to civilization. It highlights mechanical progress, scientific curiosity, and practical improvements driven by diligent workers across industries.
Movement From Cities To Rural Lands At NY Farms
Commissioner Raymond A Pearson of New York state agriculture notes a shift from urban to rural living as farms attract workers and investors. Railroads telephones and rural delivery connect towns with countryside, while farm land prices rise and wages for single men and married workers vary by region.
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Raymond ‘“. Pearson
Fin
Raymond A. Pearson
New York State
New York Central
Erie, Lehigh Valley
Buffalo, Rochester & Pittavurg
State Agricultural Department
Pearson
Farm Lenda
Aaid
Advice For Everybody From Le Baron
A fragmentary quotation stresses loyalty to personal decisions and warns against condemning others methods. It urges avoiding double standards and cautions that misapplied authority can backfire while recalling the line, remember who gave the order, attributed to Le Baron.
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Dent
Cambridge Schools Show Usual Carpenters Rivalry
In Massachusetts schools of manual training, Girtes Carpenters and Boys rivalry spurs better work. Cambridge programs showcase female students, including a young woman who built an elaborate drawing table with a polished white wood and cheve mirror, illustrating valued craftsmanship.
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Girtes Carpenters
Massachusetts
Carpenters
Vaceilon
Cambridge
200 Miles an Hour Aeroplane Speed Idea
Grahame White estimates that 150 to 200 miles per hour will trigger general commercial air travel. He argues steel will replace wood in aircraft, and trains run at 80 to 100 miles an hour. faster craft could offer swift passenger movement in a windless, submarine-like chamber.
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Grahame White
They Know: Crying Baby in Streetcar Draws Glances
In a Buffalo Express excerpt, a crying infant aboard a streetcar prompts sympathetic glances and a remarked tension as a woman carrying the baby resents public scrutiny. A custodian stops the car, signaling discomfort amid common carriage.
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Duffalo Express
Plea for Fair Deal in Wage Earners Rights
Proponents urge a fair deal for wage earners, arguing that future prosperity hinges on workers. The piece calls for stable, rising wages, safe workplaces, decent housing, clean water, and reasonable hours with protections and input from workers to shape industrial policy. It emphasizes dignity for apprentices and workers, standardization of conditions, and safeguards against unsafe environments.
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United States
Engineering
Revival of River Traffic Brings Steam Cranes and White Labor
The article recalls the old Mississippi River era with steam cranes poised to revive river trade. It notes St. Lane packet companies plan to hire white laborers to replace Black workers, citing claims of labor demands and historical shifts from stevedore roles to mechanized port work.
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Porte
Agetom
St. Lane Packet Companies
Bowte
Hauate Shell
Love Star
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Hon
WNOX
John Bal Osborne
Savage Borneo
Bute
Ehiltree
Foel
Ubeam
Arere Yard
Coffe
Gulf Ports
Liam Ie
Ohio
Gampie
Smith
Poltenesa
Gow
Siren
England
Vietter
Cullen
Wee Gerk
Thal Benet
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