National conference on lynching sparks push for federal anti lynching laws
Prominent white and black leaders meet in New York for a landmark conference representing 25 states. They plan federal legislation to curb lynching as supporters note the nation's record of mob violence. The piece praises ongoing anti lynching campaigns and discusses China openness and future international cooperation.
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Wyoming
International Commission
China
China and the Future Overview of Industrial Gap
The piece argues China emerges from a medieval economy with most sectors still household oriented. It cites far smaller factory and school enrollments than the United States and notes weak patent activity, suggesting China would have to expand industry and education to match U S levels. It highlights limited protections for patents and copyrights.
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United States
America
New Zealand Mandate Focuses on Navigator Islands Geography
The German Samoan Islands, under New Zealand mandate, consists of Savii Upolu Tutuila and Manua group as the main lands amid a string of South Pacific isles. Verdure clad, volcanic peaks rise inland while cocoanut palms line the coastal belt. A reef and lagoon form a natural barrier with freshwater streams creating openings in certain spots.
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New Zealand
National parks auto line eyed to boost western travel
Secretary Lane proposes a Denver to Yellowstone Glacier and Rocky Mountain route via Boulder Cheyenne Douglas Casper and Thermopolis with seven to ten passenger cars. The service aims to spur private car travel and outdoor recreation as a federal travel boost, with plans to expand to other parks as roads improve.
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Glacier Natio Parks
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Rot Emery
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Rocby Mountain
Pacific Northwest
California
Southwest
Great National Park System
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Shooting affray in Reliance injures Greek immigrant
In Rock Springs Wyoming on May 19 a shooting affray broke out in Reliance as Gios Antos fired and Geo Pontikas was grazed by a bullet. Dr F William Ferris treated the wound and the casualty was taken to hospital. The report notes a fatality and mentions a 44 caliber bullet.
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Send Liquor Traffic to Hell July First Says Parson
Sheridan, Wye, May 19 Brbra Landrith spoke at a Methodist church on World- Prohibition America Will Lead the World. He warned that before July 1 liquor traffic will fold its tent and be driven to hell, saying he spoke geographically and called listeners fellow fanatics hypocrites and Pharisees.
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Wye
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Methodist Church
America
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