Foreign trade shows May exports rise to record highs
May exports reached 551 million dollars, up about 21 million from April, per the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce. May imports totaled 281 million, a new monthly record, while the 12 month period to May saw exports about 6.183 billion and imports 2.6 billion. Gold imports were 52 million with 58 million in exports, leaving net gold imports for the year at 770 million.
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Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Department of Commerce
United States
Redskin Rembrandt Emerges as Lone Wolf Gains Patrons
In the Abolition era critique and Prohibition debate mix, a piece on Lone Wolf, a Blackfoot Indian artist, emerges as a highlighted "Redskin Rembrandt." New York critics praise his Apache-country scenes painted with natural clays and a thumb-for-brush technique, supported by Roland Conklin in New York and Roosevelt Lodge hotel tours. The text also notes cheeky columns on guest towels and a rare bright spot where sun does shine.
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Lone Wolf
New York
Roland Conklin
Roosevelt Lodge
Southern Pacific Company
Arizona
Yankee Punch in the Air Fleets
Brig Gen George O Squier head of the American Army Aviation Service advocates massive air power to win World War I. He envisions a $600,000,000 aeroplane buildup to overwhelm German air opposition and move the war into the skies with implacable American ingenuity and flying force.
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George O. Squier
American Army Aviation Service
Congress
Council of National Defense
Spier
Amerian Army
Germany
Prussia
Love Feast After Game Draws Corona Club Members
After the bachelors and benedicts baseball game at City Park the Corona Country Club invites all members to a 2:30 picnic at the Cup house on West Olive Street. Tea is provided by a club committee with many spouses expected to attend and likely informal dancing and cards.
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Corona Country Club
Cup House
West Olive Strecep
Vaeherlors
Within the Law sparks wage debate for shopgirls
Bayard Veiller’s drama Within the Law shown by Greater Vitagraph at the Majestic on July 4 argues against low pay for department store sales girls. Locally stores pay higher wages, with Alice Joyce as Mary Turner portrayed. she has worked five years at Gilder's and earns six dollars weekly before arrest.
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Alice Joyce
Vitagraph
Mary Turner
Gilder’s
Prison Three Years For Theft Hidden In Locker
A girl is sentenced to three years for theft carried out by another girl who hid the stolen goods in Mary's locker. Mary, after conviction, seeks an interview with Gilder to prove innocence but fails. She then pleads that stopping thefts requires giving honest girls a chance beyond six dollars weekly.
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Gilder
Lary
Gil
Classified Ads Navigate Hiring Slump This Season
The notice suggests tighter labor markets as it hints at difficulties in securing older, experienced workers. It asserts that for those needing help, classified ads remain a viable route to find staff despite the tougher hiring climate.
Good Pay Boarders Highlight in Classified Notes
The notice urges landlords to avoid keeping poor-pay boarders and to seek prompt payment. It warns that carrying such tenants could hinder finding better renters and emphasizes timely payments as a priority for favorable boarding arrangements.
Call for information on animal cruelty case in Riverside
Citizens with knowledge of animal cruelty are urged to contact County Humane officer P Penteney at 513 E 9th St Riverside. Provide full particulars and note information will be treated confidentially if urgent. Call Pacific 704 overside to reach Ernest G Eardley Riverside California.
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Mation
Pacific
Ernest
Eardley
Riverside
California
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