Germany Is Not So Hard CP For The Cash
Throngs gathered at a Berlin track for the season opener amid cold and snow. Trotting races totaled 2 000 000 marks. wagers downtown added about 1000. Eleven American thoroughbred mares entered. betting records for running races eclipsed. Chinese eggs flood U S markets, rising imports threaten American poultry. Texas farmers seek removal of Chinese egg competition.
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Packers announce sharp wage reduction across industry
Chicago reports a national package wage cut affecting more than 100000 workers in the packing industry. The new scale takes effect March 14 with hourly pay down to 45 cents for the lowest earners, proportional cuts for higher earners, revised overtime rules, and maintained minimum weekly pay.
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Americans Will Not Be Recalled From Rhine
Washington reports multiple aspects of the nation s foreign relations as policy discussions continue. The note stresses that Americans will not be recalled from the Rhine area and outlines United States positions amid ongoing diplomacy.
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Personal Mention and Regional Movements in Texas Events
Personal notices list residents and visitors across towns such as Fort Worth Coleman Ballinger Santa Anna and Brownwood. Attendees include Mr A J Cunningham at the stock show in Fort Worth and Miss Stelia Hamilton visiting Fort Worth. The column notes a used car sale offer and a diphtheria case improvement.
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Social club games and tales mingle in busy days
The report recounts social club nights with high scores and prizes for Miss Ruth Farmer and Mr Wayne Ail, then shifts to a public note about cabinet meetings with President Harding, a ransom rumor from Fid dle Creek, and local mentions of Miss Louise Turks and an English coast protection debate.
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Kerensky Said To Be Leading revolt at Kronstadt
Copenhagen reports say Alexander Kerensky premier of the Russian provisional government is directing a revolutionary offensive from Kronstadt fortress near Petrograd, as Bolshevik actions overturn the 1917 regime.
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