Saghalien Arouses Interest In Russo Japanese Claims
The National Geographic bulletin outlines Saghalien as a long time Russian Japanese issue. It notes coastal towns Otomari Toyohara and Karahiti with mixed populations and a summer fishing economy tied to crab markets.
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Amut
Formosa
Pitkien
China
Saghalién
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Toyohari
Karahiti
Sarhalien
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Toyohara
Liberia's Sun Rises and Sets Consistently Yearround
In Liberia the sun rises at 6 a.m. and sets at 6 p.m. every day of the year, with noon sun directly overhead.
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Liberia
Appetite of a Man and Chinese Business Names
A reflection on extreme appetite and cultural naming in China. The text compares a man’s hunger to the way Chinese merchants use private names among family and acquaintances when addressing one another.
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China
Chinamren Coat Inscription Promotes Virtues and Order
Fragmentary notice discusses five Tuitons on chamat coats urging remembrance of principle moral virtues such as humanity justice and order. The excerpt suggests a civic or educational aim but provides limited details on origin or context.
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Chinamren
Federal reserve shaped foreign banking bill gains Senate support
The World War era foreign banking bill moves toward passage as Senator Edge revises Owen principles to favor private banks under federal reserve supervision. Supporters say it will ease international trade and finance, backing American exports in Europe, South America, and beyond once the peace treaty is ratified.
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Fourth Josiah Quincy death noted by Springfield Republican
The obituary recalls Josiah Quincy ex mayor of Boston in his sixties, blamed for a blocked political career by party realignments after 1896, while highlighting his patrician lineage and role in 1892 election to the presidency. The piece also mentions historic figures and oddball notes like a Swiss milkmaid's wages tied to singing and a vast Greenland ice mass.
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Boston
Springfield
Grover Cleveland
Hrgan
Cleveland
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Josiah Ouiney Tid
Josiah Iney
Louisiana
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Copra Prices Lift Tahiti Economy Amid Pandemic Aftermath
Tahiti faces a lift in copra prices spurring hope for Society and Pearl Harbor groups as prices rebound and labor scarce. Weather delays harvests and ongoing inflation strain farmers while residents await broader economic improvements and changes in attitudes toward Tahiti and French colonies.
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Tahiti
Awe
Hell
Oceania
Alaskan Shipping Increases Record Vessel Count
In Seward Alaska vessels registered from Alaska ports reach 1 018 with total tonnage 60 584 as fish trade dominates. Nearly all ships are small craft, marking an unprecedented year in the territory's maritime activity.
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PacifiCo Live Stork Show Circuit Report
The California International Live Stork Show is announced with events in San Francisco and Los Angeles. The circuit highlights a notable exhibitor lineup and regional participation across California and nearby states, drawing attention to the Stork Show amid wary attention from fans.
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Rocky Mountain States
Made in Germany Toys Not Popular
German trade journals concede porcelain toys face restrictions as Allied powers curb imports. The article notes lingering postwar effects on German toy makers and uncertain demand in the American market, with authorities discussing future challenges for the industry.
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Germany
Thoringen
Yast
Wewoyne
Proclamation of Primary Election in Cheyenne
Cheyenne Wyoming proclaims a primary election to be held on the second Tuesday before the municipal election. On October 21, 1909, qualified electors will nominate two mayoral candidates and four city commissioner candidates for the upcoming November 4, 1919, municipal election. Mayor BE Stone signs, City Clerk J J Showalter attests.
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Commissioners
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Sal
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BE. W. Stone
Final Shipment of Red Cross Knitting The local chapter
The local Red Cross chapter plans a final shipment of knitted articles and yarns to the Rocky Mountain division headquarters in Denver. President Mrs. Join FP Carey asks all women to bring items and yarn to her home at 2244 Supitol Avenue by Saturday night to speed the delivery.
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Denver
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Supitol Avenue
Double Header Tonight At Fort D. A. Thuswell
Two baseball games are planned at Fort D. A. Thuswell tomorrow weather permitting. The first game starts at 12:99 oclock with the 15th Cavalry against Pine Bluff. Lean team was tied to play but a rain delay postponed all action.
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Fort D. A. Thuswell
Lean Toam
Courtenay Nannetlin Election Fragment Notes
Fragmentary OCR reads unclear percentages and names. Key terms include Courtenay, Nannetlin, Sept, and various numerical figures, but specifics are unreadable. This item lacks coherent readout of event, date, or participants to form a definite summary.
Edith K. O. Clark Returns From France
Edith K. O. Clark former state at the indtendant of public instruction sailed for France last January to work with YoM OC A returned to the country aboard the steamship Amari Coyote landing in New York. She will visit Atlanta before continuing to Cheyenne. If you have something to sell place a Want Ad in the Leader.
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Indtendant of Public Instruction
France
Yom. OC. A
Kew York
Cheyenda
Atlanta
Tia
League of Nations Plans Advance in London Talks
Preparations proceed in London led by Sir Eric Drummond and B Fosdick with aims to establish a League of Nations. Washington to host the first meeting as the Organization Committee weighs service roles for officials and the creation of an International Court of Justice with eminent jurists invited for input.
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London
Eric Drummond
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International Court of Justice
Passing it Along to Ultimate Prancers
Los Angeles readers learn that starting September 19 internal revenue will tax dance tickets at ten percent of gross receipts. Dance halls have sold “simulation” tickets with no tax previously. Example shows a seller profiting with a book of tickets for twenty five cents facing a three cent tax.
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Los Angeles
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John P. Garter
Mr. Carter
Lalia
Erie
Pay As You Enter Coppered at Seattle
Seattle authorities plan to test a pay as you enter coppered system on street cars to relieve traffic during rush hours. The measure, announced by city officials on September 19, aims to streamline boarding and reduce congestion.
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Seattir. Wash
Munterpal Tallway
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