Widener Buys Selmont Racing Stock In Kentucky Deal
New York reports Joseph E Widener of Philadelphia has purchased three stakes operations and a nursery stock near Belmont in Kentucky from the late Belmont executors. The deal includes over a hundred thousand dollars in value with future public sale planned before the Kentucky Derby. Other prominent buyers include Payne Whitney and the Harriman firm who have recently acquired key yearlings and Derby contenders.
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Fair Play
Hourles
Messenger
Belmont
Tex- Ineton
Ted P
Joseph KE
Widener
Phila
Ener
Jockey Club
Ry Stud
Payne Whitney
Wolverill Harriman
Ladone
Yanks and Giants Volleyball Winners
The Yanks beat the White Sox 18 to 8 in a volleyball match, while the Giants won another game against the same White Sox. A later Yanks vs Senators game ended 16 to 0 in favor of the Yanks, confirming the Yanks lead in the league.
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Yanks and Giants
White Sox
Senators
M.C. A
Giants
Yanks
Iswin
Feague
Australia plans trade push with United States leaders
Portland, Jan 28 Australia aims to boost U S trade by stationing trade representatives at Pacific coast ports. Dr Karl Page, former leading Australian surgeon and now treasury minister, says the initiative seeks to balance commerce with America, noting two way exchanges and the potential for billions in annual goods. He cites British trade ties and America as key partners while outlining future studies of highways reclamation and development.
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Ore
United States
South
Karl Pare
Treasury
Auratin
Page
Austraiia
Australis
America
Armerlodt
Australie
Trade talk hints at wheat export value and naval plans
Dr Page notes that Preferential trade arrangements with Canadian ports should not affect U S western coast wheat trade. He mentions a royal welcome for the Pacific fleet in Australia as Weight Australia reports construction of two new cruisers and two submarines to raise naval standards.
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Woul
Page
United States
Australia
Uncle Sam Feeds His Troops Well On 30 Cents A Day
The War Department records detail subsistence for U S soldiers noting rations at about 165 cents per day and include items such as pork, bacon, canned meats, bread, vegetables, and coffee. Changes over time show added beverages, extra allowances for labor, and postwar adjustments to rations and supplies as part of military provisioning.
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Washington
Din
War Department
Pier
Jesus
Ein Bamen
Tira
Amy
China Fen
Ratlan
Death recalls Stone kidnaping and Balkan romance
A decades old tale unfolds of American missionary Miss Millom Stone and Madame Tsilisa, captured by Macedonian brigands, then freed after ransom. Their daughter Mertele grows in Europe, studies in Constantinople, captivates Tirana, and marries the American consul George Minor before Mertele dies amid Albania’s political turmoil.
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Constantine Staphalove Sopta
Dan
Ddeath
Pinis
Whartete Tsitka
Miss Millom Stone
Madame Tsilisa
Madan Tailea
Balkans
Mertele
Baba Elentele
United States
Yavelud
Mentele Agrew
Amurican College For Girly
Constantinople
Blenetis
Imany
George Minor
Trnia
Hlentrie
Clantele
Minor
Guoimer
Vienna
Tirana
Elentels
Fan Nail
Albania
Turkish Citizens Required to Work Under New Law
In Angora the national assembly passed a new decree imposing compulsory labor on Turkish citizens for six to twelve days a year to work on roads. The law signals broader mobilization and reflects the era's emphasis on state control and public works.
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Angora
Constantinople
National Assembly
Turkey
Macedonia May Cause Trouble in the Balkans
Sufla reports Balkan tensions tied to the Macedonian question and Serbian and Bulgarian policy as unrest looms if unresolved. Premier Pasitch and Premier Tsankov face criticism over treatment of Macedonians, with incidents inflaming Belgrade and Macedonian circles. Haynes sails for France to resume contract with Epinard’s owner after a season in America.
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Sufla
Mansian
Pasitch
Tsunkoff
Muich
Belgrade
Taankof
Haynes
New York
Jan
Bpinard
Frenen
France
Hierre Fertheimer
No Tenant Farmer Problem in Canada
Ottawa Jan 28 The Hon Thomas Law minister of title and commerce says Canada has far fewer tenant farms than the United States. He cites 713 090 farms in Canada with 66 887 or 8 percent rented, versus 6 448 343 farms in the U S with 2 406 070 or 28 percent renters. Average farm size and values are given for both countries.
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Cankeda
Dominion
United States
Thomas Law
Title and Crmmerce
Canada
Mr. Law
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