Harding Preaches Must Produce and Sell Abroad
The sermon urges the United States to promote domestic producers to sell goods abroad. It emphasizes expanding foreign trade through continued national efforts, referencing the gold reserves and wartime policies. Readers hear calls for stronger industry, balanced trade, and cautious financial management amid international commerce.
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Renerve Bank
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Rerree
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May exports of grain and flour total 69 million
May export figures show grain and flour shipments reaching about 69 million dollars. Trade data indicate sharp activity in agricultural commodities with emphasis on wheat and flour exports for the month.
Galveston Leads Wheat Exports Amid Global Trade
A historical brief notes Galveston as a leading port for wheat exports with mentions of potential hubs like Trans City and related trade activity. Details are fragmented but indicate strong maritime shipment volumes and competition among ports.
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Galveston
Trans City
Noted Visitor Defends Reserve Banks in Auditorium Address
A public figure visited the city and spoke on financial policy defending reserve banks. The address touched on monetary stability, proposed reforms, and the role of the central bank in wartime and peacetime economics. The discussion reflected concerns about inflation, credit, and government finance, with reference to national figures and academic opinions.
Washington garter of great game of diplomatic chess
A sweeping dispatch by Arthur Sears Henning analyzes Japanese and British diplomacy amid Allied talks, detailing American hopes for a favorable treaty and to reassure Washington of strong allied coordination. It notes tensions between the United States and Japan, the role of Britain, and the push for a binding alliance framework while weighing potential concessions and strategic gaps.
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Gerry Domin Hartul
Ul Sayan
Japan
Ardent
Boby
Marine Strike Ended Over Vessels Wages Cut At Board
Conflicting reports say the shipping board ended a marine strike after Vessels wages were cut by five percent. Houston officials urged delay in agreement while workers faced layoffs and hardship amid a tense labor dispute. The chaotic telegrams and garbled text reflect a turbulent closure to the dispute.
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Shipping Board
Tee Col C Urges Caution In Strike Settlement
Column notes caution in strike settlement talks dated 16th year and referencing discussions with Abe and Shan Wao. Mentions September and various names in an editorial tone urging restraint and careful negotiation.
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Emilratio Betes
Abe Stan
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Sito
Ship Owners Refuse to Sign New Agreement
A terse report indicates ship owners refuse to sign a proposed new labor deal. The note cites unclear party names and suggests business tensions and stalled wage and contract talks. No further actionable details are clearly readable.
Auto crash near Dallas leaves one dead and two dying
A traffic wreck near Dallas results in one death and two seriously injured. Detained witnesses describe a chaotic scene with emergency responders arriving as investigators begin work at the roadside. Local authorities urge caution and provide updates as more details emerge.
Automatic Tax Board to Increase Ad Valorem Rate
A garbled OCR fragment mentions an Automatic Tax Board proposing to raise ad valorem rates. The readable portions hint at tax policy action, yet most text is indecipherable, offering limited verifiable facts or names.
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Automatic Tax Board
City to Force Removal of 8 A and A P Crossing
Fragments indicate city action to remove a crossing labeled 8 A and A P. The text includes weather and calendar noise with scattered references to events and names, but readable facts are sparse. No clear date, location, or outcome is evident beyond the removal intent.
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A. P
Labor unions clash over 0 big union idr in rare uproar
A garbled report notes a labor federation repudiating a so called 0 big union amid unanimous vote and internal power struggles. The text references figures and groups in a tense national labor scene, with mentions of affiliates, leaders, and procedural disputes fueling controversy.
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