Trade Revival in Mexico Brings Peace and Growth
May 7 Nogales Arizonans report Mexico shows peace restored and a rapid revival of trade. Departments of trade and agriculture boost international ties with the United States. Sonora Sinaloa and Navarit irrigation hydroelectric and dam projects advance. Government budget cuts under President Carlos fuel rekindled business, with mining districts in Sonora muting activity and colonization projects resuming.
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Powell Nogales
Mexico
Tast
United States
México
Snrong
Sonora
Sinaloa
Navarit
Ures
Dodge Widow Lumberman Romance Drives Tomato Trade
The Dodge widows and their children sold their interests in the Dodge Motor for 3173,000 while mutual church ties fueled a romance. Richardson Construction in the Yaqui river valley funded a project with Los Angeles backing. The year’s tomato export boom to the west coast of Mexico nears 2 million dollars and shipments from Sonora and Sinaloa total 1,146 rail cars with about 1,600 more to cross by mid May.
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Dotn FB. Dadwe
Dodge Motor
Alfred ¢i
Wilsmn Cutlove
Barrowt Lumterman
Dodges
Automobile Company
Richardson Construction Company
Yaqui
Los Angeles
Mexico
United States
Sonora
Sinaloa
Amundsen Plans 24 Hour North Pole Flight Attempt
Veteran explorer Amundsen aims to fly from Lane’s Island off Norway toward the North Pole in a non rigid airship. He plans a 24 hour stay at the pole with a potential extension up to 84 hours if conditions permit, joined by a British Columbian challenger and a capable support crew.
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Oleo
Norway
Cantana
Amundsen
Lane
Hoitgbergen
Anundsen
Grettir Alenarsson
Aus
Liverpoolh
Nag
Wil
Alfirsson
South Pale
Maerope
Asia
North America
Iren Wainwright
Alasky
Hpilebergen
Harting
Dune’s
Amun
Linenthiliswort
Amertein
Sehultes Froklinde
Davhier
Pisa
Dane's Island
Volt
Dermigg
Auerdel
Littrichsen
Arctic
Marth
Danes Island
Tule
Fred Dawn
Beth
Jack
Erehauting
Wkt Travel
Captainn Amundsen
Tihe Tun
Seattle
Ue Callave
Cintain Amundsen
Capital Radio Favorite Disqualified From National Singing Contest
Dorothy LA Wilson, once Washington's top pick and a national radio favorite, is disqualified from representing the capital in the national singing contest. The article notes her early fame with the Washington Opera Company and as a leading radio artist, detailing the contest’s aviation and Arctic expedition backdrop and surrounding sensational chatter. The piece blends disconnected wires and historic-sounding drama with Amundsen and distant exploration imagery.
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Central
Tress Washigtoun
Jane
Washington
Dorothy LA Wilson
Natl Federation of Music Clubs
Ander 20
Afias Wilson
Washbuston Opera Company
Ang Church Solitiat
Janital
Chinese Women Seek Culinary Heights in Obie Canton
In SITANGHAT China May 7 a restaurant opens amid wartime strain. Female cooks befriend forced admission of inferiority in eating arts while facing training demands and new kitchen trials. The piece highlights women in Canton planning courses for Chinese dishes and daily work in a wartime setting.
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Sitanghat
China
Memphis
Weimer
Gunton
Canteneny
Canton
Famous Irish Band May Tour America
Dublin based Wrae Stat aring band has risen to arts stage with skilled marching and stirring performances likened to top military bands. Some American press figures suggest bringing the ensemble to the United States to perform in centers with large Irish populations, with defense and chance supporters urging consideration.
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Diblin
Fureye
United States
Trish
Chance
Huey
Commerce Agent in Germany Aids American Trade
The United States Department of Commerce aids sales of American machinery in Germany. Commercial attaché and five trade commissioners help secure import licenses, arrange firms, and promote American products totaling tens of thousands of dollars in value.
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United States Department
Brerlin
United States Department of Commerce
Germany
Auten Ommberel
Bérge
le Os
Sither
Sven
Yucatan Plans Congress to Save Binding Sisal Trade
Merida May 7 A congress of producers and officials will seek remedies to revive Yucatan sisal industry after years of political and economic decline. A federal Commerce and Industry commission will propose a cooperative framework to represent growers shippers and sellers in securing formerly US supplied fiber. The effort aims to stabilize exports transport and pricing amid losses to producers and the treasury.
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Congress of Producers and Officials
Merida
Yurcatan
Yucaten's
Humanes
Ines
United States
Federal Department of Commerce and Industry
2 Hua Cooperative Organization
Sailors Rely on English Justice in Strand Court
London May 7 Sailors of many nations bring grievances to the Admiralty Court in the Strand known as the Law Courts. The court handles collisions at sea, damage awards, cargo salvage, and captain disputes among foreigners. Its presiding judges are veteran shipmasters who speak freely with contestants.
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Strand
London
Law Courts
Admiralty Coun
Trinity Brethren
Renty
Jude
Forhan
D.D
Forhan Company
New York
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