Ruhr Occupation Strains Butcher Trade In Europe
A report describes heavy business reductions across the Ruhr and its effects on commerce, with national finance warnings. It notes export declines, currency strain, and retrenchment while some industries find new markets and adjust to occupation impacts.
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Jane Tooth
Roth
Boris
Rapnet
Fiarmany
Ruhr
Feanaport
Hagen
Holland
Tosattire
Nashville Sets Up Milestones For Road Marker Project
Tennessee news notes a series of white marble road milestones placed in Nashville and Washington DC as part of a road program. Governor Kaay and state officials attended ceremonies marking the third marker commemorating distances to cities in Tennessee and other states.
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Nashvilum
Tenn
Juha
Tecate
Kiate
Nashville
Haweuet
United States
Farding
San Deke
California
Aintin Kaay
Tennessee
Prohibition Officers Ready for Summer Moonshine Flow
Prohibition enforcement officers prepare for rising moonshine activity as warmer weather invites production and trafficking toward Charleston. police and federal agents note earlier winter crackdowns reduced supply, but gear up to curb kitchen stills, rum running, and illicit distilleries near the city with patrols and potential fast boats.
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Hyver
Posta
State Supremo Court
Moonshine Manor
Vagner
Charleston
Ulquor
Ourcail
Supreme Court
M Miller
Story
Moundsville
Poetics
Smith
Phestae
J. H. Gadd
West Virgina
Bkt
Virginia
Pellce
John Britten
Hussein Pressing Claim as Caliph in Jerusalem
Reports from Jerusalem say Hus sein pressed his claim to the caliphate with a return to Mecca and proclamations among Arab leaders in Palestine and Transjordan. Rumors surround British responses while Moslem sentiment in Syria, India, and Beyat weigh his candidacy amid French and Ottoman influence.
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Jerusalem
Hussein
Hedjaz
Ammnan
Transjordan
Mecca
Morbiden
Hussain
Abou Amroan
Palestina
Aransjordania
Sama
Beyat
Buad
India
Syria
Palestine
Adt
Finely Pleated Travamart Bags Travel Light
Travelers praise travamart bags for compact size and neat storage. Finely folded, the pleated design minimizes space in luggage while keeping essentials organized for easy packing.
Hussein and British Plans in Transjordan Debate
A historical discussion outlines Hussein’s alliance with Britain over Transjordan and the Hedjaz railway. It notes Amman visits by Sir Herbert Samuel and questions Britain’s stance on Transjordan under the Palestine administration amid caliphate claims and Zionist reactions.
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Hussein
Hedjaz
Medina
Herbert Samuel
Fortier
Amman
Ilisseln
Middle East
Trang- Jordan
Britain
Transjordania
Palestine Administration
Tenet
Utere
Palestine Mandate
Whiegard
Caliphate
Papeete Transforms as Vanilla Boom Creates a Society Mecca
Tahiti’s Papette attracts vanilla millionaires from the Leeward Islands. Chinese residents repurpose old junked bicycles into transport amid booming demand, while roads fill with canvas-wheeled carts. Locals flaunt new fashion as tourism surges before the vanilla market fades.
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Patette
Tahii
Papette
Leeward
Society Islands
Panetta
Paris
Wesk
Ralotea
Bora Bora Ang
California introduces personal records for graduates by industry
Berkeley, June 7. The University of California now keeps personality records of graduates in business and engineering. Juniors and seniors are rated by faculty and fellow students on character and leadership, with averages combining student and teacher ratings. Employers visit to study data before hiring, valuing personal recommendation over scholastic grades.
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Pberkeley
Cal
University of California
Profe
Anor Blakes E. Winteer
Syatum
Vanleer
College of Mechanten
Colutland Pines Denies Wes Confirms Bach Plans
San Francisco reports film star Purvance denies marriage to Janet Dines after a gunfire incident involving Horace Greer. Dines, visiting his hospitalized father after a golf accident, proclaims bachelor status and insists no affair will wed him.
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Colutland Pines
Wes
Bach
San Francisco
Janet Dines
Denver
Horace Greer
Mian Purylance
Mabel Normand
Los Angeles
Dines
del Monte
Cold winter trek of Alaska game wardens near Nome
Alaska report recalls Frank Dufresne and Pay Delezene guiding a long supply route from Nome to Safety Bluff Norton Sound Unalaska and beyond amid temperatures from 62 to 78 degrees below zero. They describe animal life burrowing under snow as cold persists and note various war era trade impacts on materials.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Frank Dufresne
Nome
Pay Delezene
Dourney
Bluff
Acroas Norton Sound
Reindeer Station
Unalablert
Kallas
Yukon River
Nulato
Kerakuk
Worwkak
Louden
Ruby
Rokrnes
Kilrehes
Fort Tiluhgn
Atikukat
Shiienol
Hobokver
Yeorvik
Koktzebus
Neelalik
Canie
Overland
Nortonisound
du Treane
East Africa Supplants U.S. as Cedar Source for Nuremberg Powers
Nuremberg reports East Africa has supplanted the United States as the cedar supplier for the Nuremberg powers in a June report. The shift signals changing timber exports amid wartime trade dynamics and supply chain adjustments.
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Nuremberg
Germany
East Africa
United States
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Prohibition Enforcement
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