Colombia Seeks Stronger U S Cooperation In Development
Colombia’s minister to the United States Dr Enrique Olaya Olaya told President Harding of growing business ties between the two nations and discussed public works projects in Colombia including the Antioquia railroad Medillin loan Barranquilla improvements and Magdalena river delta development American engineers have shown interest in Colombian development and foreign trade has risen to 171 6 million placing Colombia fifth among South American nations.
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Washington
Colombia
United States
Enrique Ola Ya
Harding
Associated Press
Olaya
Istance
Antiogul
Medillin
Barranquilla
Atlantic
Magdalena River
Columbia
Republic of Colombia
Clara
Cuba
Bedro Ne Ospina
California cities vie to showcase hospitality at Rotary convention
Los Angeles June 7 Practically every city with a Rotary club in California plans to exhibit its appeal at the 30th annual International Rotary convention. Redlands Riverside Pomona San Bernardino and Santa Barbara prepare orange exhibits while raisin country will demo its product and hospitality. A full city block is roped off for Rotarians with street dances music and a distinctive fiesta atmosphere across the sunshine belt cities.
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Los Angeles
Calif
California
International Rotary
Rotary Club
Redlands
San Bernardino
Riverside
Colton
Pomona
Raisin
Santa Barbara
San Francisco
San Pedro
Santa Monica
Pasadena
Sunshine Belt
Boy dies after baseball accident in Danville
Lew Jamison a 13 year old son of Neal Jamieson of Rockymount was struck on the temple by a baseball while playing with friends Sunday afternoon. He appeared uninjured at first but developed a concussion that caused death within an hour Sunday night.
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Danville
Lew Jamison
Neal Jamieson
Rockymount
Thorpe Accepts Terms With Hartford Club
Jim Thorpe, famed Indian ball player and Olympic champion, accepted terms with the Hartford club of the Eastern league and was ordered to report immediately. He is currently in Portland, Oregon, where he was examined by the Portland city police after being pursued by the Coast league club.
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Thorpe
Hartford
Conn
Jim Thorpe
Portland
Ore
Porttlandd Cid
Pacific Coast League
Wake Forest Summer School Opens Amid Small Enrollment
Sumner School in Pens WAKE FOREST opens its annual Wake Forest summer school with classes starting Tuesday. Thirty students enroll on the first day as mid summer sessions begin.
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Sumner School
Wake Forest
Suimmer
Vegetables in U S Reach 1.164 Billion Value in 1921
In 1921 the U S vegetable output was valued at about 1 164 billion dollars, about 15 7 percent of all crop value. Potatoes and sweet potatoes led at 285 million and 87 million respectively, with tomatoes 60 million and cucumbers watermelons and cabbage around 15 million each. Farm gardens added about 405 million. overall figures compare with dairy poultry cotton and wheat sectors.
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Washington
United States
Department of Siviculture
Department
Dialect Poem Celebrates Dixie Hospitality And Cheer
A short verse by Corinna F. Stedman extols the land of Dixie praising hospitality happiness and good cheer in affectionate regional dialect.
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Dixie
Corinna F. Stedman
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