Plan to Curtail Crude Output Adopted by AI Pan
New York March 28 Directors of the American Petroleum Institute unanimously approved a plan to cut crude production to the 1923 average, aiming at about 173000 barrels daily in the United States and reducing output in Mexico, South America, and Royal Dutch Shell controlled fields. Attended by Henri Deterding, the plan seeks world production study and hints at a possible per gallon tax to ease war costs. Participants included those controlling over 12 percent of domestic and 8 percent of foreign production.
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World Eral Oil Conserv
Hapgoods Pursue Mining Life Amid Political Run in La Fayette
The Hapgoods, Donovan Hapgood a Harvard coal miner and his wife, the first woman candidate for Massachusetts governor, live in a modest cottage in La Fayette. Hapgood, a former Sacco-Vanzetti activist, has mined in Wales, Germany, Russia, France, England, Pennsylvania, and Montana. Mrs. Hapgood, educated at Michigan, challenged campus tradition by not wearing a cap and gown. He is nephew to Normal and Nutching Hapgood. she belongs to the CVE Tate Workers union. The couple plans to stay, praising local kindness, while a Colorado onion acreage outlook shows a possible 50 percent rise this year despite higher prices last year and lower yield.
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England
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Montana
University of Michigan
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Ordway Appointed Miner Beadle County Commissioner
A 1880 commission document naming Charles Miner Beadle County Commissioner has been entrusted to Beadle County Historical Society. Governor Nehemiah G Ordway signed the appointment in Yankton on July 9 1880 with Miner sworn in July 26. The paper includes Miner’s oath before B C Walton, and notes the mail delays of the era. The gift underscores local historical value and the call for more such documents. Regions in Australia near England will soon be opened by airplane for aerial mapping to chart routes for future explorersponsored by the Royal Geographical Society of South Australia.
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Bath
Frere
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Beadle
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George H. Hand
Dakota Territory
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United States
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Australia
England
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Royal Geostapulat Society of
South Austraah
Plane Plans Route In Remote Australia
Sydney manager outlines a pioneering flight across one of the final untouched regions of the earth outside polar zones. The planned mapping mission aims to chart native Australia terrain and skies, highlighting exploration ambition and geographic significance.
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Australia
Sydney
Polar
Merchant prescribes glycerin mix for stomach ailment
A merchant gave his wife a homemade glycerin buckthorn saline mix labeled Adlerika for sour stomach. The ad claims both upper and lower bowels are cleaned and foul matter removed, with gas relief and a reduced full feeling after meals. It urges use for early days as best and says Adlerika is sold by all druggists.
German Chemist to Visit Johns Hopkins for Speyer Professorship
Baltimore March 28 Prof Max Bogenstein of the University of Berlin renowned in chemistry will visit Johns Hopkins University in October and November under the James Speyer visiting professorship. He will arrive in September and attend a meeting of the department.
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University of Berlin
Will Vialt
Johns Hopkins University
James Speyer
America
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