Mexican business shows good rise amid war and trade shifts
Mexican U S trade last fiscal year rose to over 431 million pesos with 164 million pesos in imports and 76 million in exports, despite hostile American views. Saunders of the American Chamber of Commerce in Mexico City notes 1911 as a banner year for parity and predicts growth as Germany loses influence and new shipping lines, including Vera Cruz to New Orleans, start.
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United States
Mexico
Associated Press
W. F. Saunders
American Chamber of Commerce
Mexi
Mr. Saunders
Chamber of Commerce
Germany
Republic
Baseball scores from yesterday in American Association
Results yesterday show St Louis defeated Chicago 5 to 3 in the American Association. Milwaukee beat Loungville 2 to 0 and St Paul won 10 to 4 against Columbus. No other games were scheduled.
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Cincinnati
New York
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Boston
I Louis
Philadelphia
Cleveland
St. Louis
Washington
St. Paul
Columbus
Fuel famine looms in Vienna as fuel and food shortages grow
Vienna faces an imminent fuel shortage with only 9 000 tons in reserve and hospitals already unable to secure winter supply. Experts warn Viennese households may have about 75 percent of necessary fuel, with heating and hot water seen as luxuries amid slow coal imports from Czechoslovakia and constrained transport.
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Vienna
Tria
75 Year Old Rheumatic Throws His Crutches Away
A 75 year old man from Delphos Ohio reports relief from rheumatism eczema and itching after eight bottles of Number 40 For The Blood. He laid aside crutches on Christmas day and now moves about well. The letter endorses the product and urges others to try it. It attributes benefits to Number 40 made by J C Mendenhall and sold by Hart Cruz Company in Evansville Indiana.
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Isaac Ludwig
Delphos
Ohio
J. C. Mendenhall
Evansville
Ind
Hart Cruz Company
Belgian King Elizabeth stamps honor King Alber in military pose
London reports the Belgia postage stamps newly issued honor King Alber as Belgians’ military leader. The set shows the king in active service kit with a steel casque. Also mentioned are Abyssinian hunting stamps and Jamadia victory label with troops and transport.
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London
Alber
Belgia
Abryssian
Jamadia
Poand
Salvage of Laurentic Gold Continues Off Ireland
Salvage ship Racer works to recover $35,000,000 in gold ingots and bullion from the Laurentic sunk January 25, 1917 off Fanad Head Ireland. Divers toil through heavy wreck, with daily hauls and careful handling of treasure amid deep water and sand.
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Port Salon
Ireland
Laurentic
Fanad Light
Reland
Lough Swilly
Racer
Tor Deys
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