Japanese eyes on Russian trade new treaty a factor
New York November 9 The Russo Japanese pact is praised as a peace making accord by Suzuki a Japanese writer. He says it softens revengeful war feelings and will benefit Japan especially in Siberia with Russia becoming more dependent on Japan. European war has expanded Japan's industry and markets, while Germany held leverage in Russian trade due to prearranged orders and long credit terms.
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Russia
Japan
Shehei Suzuki
Suzuki
Siberia
Mr. Suzuki
Japan Magazne
Tokio
Iktober
York
Engad
France
Wales
State officers win with help of Wilson
Denver November 9 reports show reforms piling up a sweeping win for President Wilson in Colorado. With 333 of 1451 precincts, Wilson leads Hoyt by over 50 000 votes and most Democratic state candidates appear headed to victory. Colorado’s delegation remains three Democrats and one Republican after re-election.
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Business Leaders Testify in Car Exchange Inquiry
Louisville witnesses from industry and public service sectors described in hearings opened by the Interstate Commerce Commission on exchange practices and the return of freight cars. Commissioner McCord presides as the inquiry begins.
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Interstate Commerce Commissions
McCord
Southern Train Collides With Car at Newell Crossing
Southern train No. 36 struck an automobile driven by L. Ed. Lipe of Concord at the Newell grade crossing near Charlotte. The Maxwell was mangled, Lipe escaped by a narrow margin and a strong alarm clock joke ends the report.
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L. Ed. Lipe
Concord
Newell Grade
Charlotte
Mr. Lipe
Maxwell
Tobacco prospects near High Point urged by state official
A North Carolina agriculture official details tobacco potential around High Point, noting 1910 figures for Guilford Forsyth Randolph and Davidson counties and estimating current acreage at 18 000 to 20 000 with 550 to 650 pounds per acre. He stresses market access via a proposed warehouse to drive development and urges immediate seed bed prep before March.
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Ruilford
Davidson
Forsyth
Randolph
Randolph County
Guilford
Captain Koenig and Deutschland Crew Honored in New London
New London citizens held a reception and banquet for Captain Paul Koenig and the Deutschland crew. A city seal gold watch was given to the captain, and the crew received silver match cases and fountain pens as honors.
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New London
Conn
Paul Koenig
False Coal Weighers Begin Prison Terms in San Quentin
San Francisco reports James B. Smith vice president and general manager of the Western Fuel company and Frederick C. Mills superintendent, both convicted in 1918 of defrauding the government by false weighing of imported coal, began 12 month sentences at San Quentin.
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San Francisco
James B. Smith
Western Fuel Company
Frederick C. Mills
San Quentin Penitentiary
Morning Headache Cured by Tollo Water Claim
Advertises 11d bottle of Tollo Water from Dawson Springs Kentucky to cure morning headaches caused by liver bile buildup. Promises relief within thirty minutes by flushing bile, easing constipation, and enabling a better breakfast with no afterward gas or discomfort. Sold by Hart Drug Company and others.
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Dawson Springs
Kentucky
Hart Drug Company
Time to Save and The Measure of Your Success
An old bank advertisement urges thrift by linking savings to character and community trust. It promotes a savings account at 4 percent compounded quarterly and highlights confidentiality and accessibility for all life stages from baby gifts to tombstone funds.
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