Bankers Seek Local Solutions at National Convention
The article notes bankers view local problems as national concerns and plan to present concrete data at the American Bankers Association convention in Los Angeles from October 3 to 7. They aim to separate local issues from broader national conditions to stabilize U S trade and influence world conditions.
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Watehoueh
United
Cracerda-Sorld
Aoe
Tas Ledyta
Rerenda
Tego Comal Sibopetadtal
HINO
American Bankers’ ‘Association
Angeles
United States
Allied Premieres Day Dream at Council Paris
The Paris meeting of the supreme council has tired the allied premiers. Interpreters translate speeches while Lloyd George doodles an oak leaf and Curzon sketches a map like a thought of famine and empire. The French premier, a bachelor, sketches a wedding scene.
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Paris
Supreme Council
Lloyd - George
Marshal
Foch
Sdrzawin
Curzon
Upper
Silesia
India
Camerionék
City Wash Drives Health Campaign Nightly Rounds
In Buenos Aires downtown the city works nightly to wash streets and spray disinfectant to curb communicable diseases. White clad crews with hoses patrol gutters and dark corners at midnight. The effort supports ongoing educational campaigns warning how disease spreads.
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Buenos Aires
Alleged Oil Plot Involving Major Firms Reported
Chicago investigators pursued a complaint that Standard Oil and Sinclair conspired to control petroleum production and gasoline sales at corner stations nationwide. Independent dealers alleged the two companies sought to exclude them from the market, prompting federal scrutiny and possible antitrust action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Charles
Ee de Clyne
United
Staleg
Stanard Oil Company
Sinclair
Health Certificate and Public Health Law Draft
Fragmentary note references a health certificate and a public health law draft. Mentions SOFTA, Sept. 8, and Bulgarian phrasing with unclear names. Vague content implies a historical bureaucratic or legal filing with unspecified individuals.
Chicago old resident recalls city growth and feats
Ferdinand Peck, Chicago's oldest resident, recalls watching Chicago grow from frontier settlement to a city with a population over a million. He helped found the Chicago Press Club and the Chicago Opera auditorium, worked with Presidents and funded major civic projects, and received honors from Germany and France for public service. Also notes Yale football candidates reporting for practice in New Haven.
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Chicago
Ferdinand
Peck
Netter
Dearborn
Wheére
Michigan
Ing i the Great
Abraham
Lincoln
Chicago Opera
Cleveland
Harrison
Canda
Ted
Pecking
Chisago Worance
Chicago Press Club
St. Louis
Cannon
Congress
Wihhelm
Germany
Legion d'Honneur
France
Ithe
Geneal
Pershing
Yale
New Haven
Conn
Ad Jones
Pratt Field
Stone crab wrecks channel piling near St Petersburg
A Florida report describes the stone crab breaking apart concrete piling in a bay area near St Petersburg. Local crab expert George Lizette notes large numbers of erala"dand crabs tearing holes in channel concrete to access shelter and flesh, prompting discovery of their tool use and impact on pilings.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Beéni
Florida
Jammer
Hagsheers
Va Ridge
Boce Ceiga ‘Bay
George Lizette
United States Observe Fire Prevention Day
Chattanooga Tennessee report notes plans for a national fire prevention day on October 10. J A Tracy of Des Moines state fire marshal leads efforts to obtain a presidential proclamation from President Harding. Fire marshals nationwide will attend the sixteenth annual convention in late September with executive committee members listed.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
United States
J. A
Tracy
Des Moines
Towa
Association of Worth America
Harding
Association
J. A. Tracy
Iowa
T. Hussey
Kansas
W. NuMan
South
Dakota
Er Rutledge
Michigan
Ars Steltenkamp
Kentucky
Philadelphian Albert Heilweg dies after Lincoln highway crash
Albert Heilweg, seventy two, of 1611 North Thirty third street Philadelphia, died from injuries after a collision on the Lincoln highway near Stelton. He was with wife and daughter when struck as he stepped from behind a car at the roadside. He was transported to St Peter's hospital and held on manslaughter charges after a preliminary hearing. The other driver Jo H W Jeffries of West Roselle New Jersey remained at the scene.
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Ric
Brunswick
N.vis
Albert
Hellweg
Thirty- Third Street
St. Peter's ‘Hospital
Lincoln Highway
Stelton
Heilweg
New York
Jo H W. Jeffries
Hirst ‘Avenue
West Roselle
N. J
Cary “Whcn
Jeffries
Kilpatrick Recall Stirs New Haven District
A recall effort in New Haven is centered on Arthur Kilpatrick as organizers press for accountability. Local residents advocate for changes amid ongoing political tension and community debate.
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Billves
Ilpatricke
New- ‘Haven
Conn
Arthur, Kilpatrick
Enos
Sunset Service Opens Mayflower Congress Night
Fragmented report notes a sunset service to be held by the Mayflower descendants society in Plymouth Massachusetts. The event, led by Dr John Colaman and others, precedes a congress opening tomorrow with memorials and historical locality references.
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Congress
Plymouth
Mass
Tomek
Hull
John
Colaman Lama
Sof
vAartfond
Goateh
Vinaral
Sodiety
Andy
Standard Motor Gasoline Promises Better Performance
An old automotive ad extols Standard Motor Gasoline as a well balanced, superior fuel. It argues impure gasoline causes overheating, foul exhaust, frequent carburetor work, and rapid valve seal carbonization, urging readers to choose Standard for efficiency, cleanliness, pulling power, and long mileage.
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