Canary Breeders to Exhibit 1200 Birds at Hotel Pennsylvania
United Canary Breeders of America led by C. J. Sabrowski announce their annual exhibition in New York at the Hotel Pennsylvania. About 1200 birds will be displayed in four-bird collections. The piece traces canary trade origins to a historic Spanish monastery fire that freed breeding stock and helped spawn a global industry.
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New York
Thareava
United States
Avex
Levitzns
Sophie Tuckers
C. J. Sabrowski
Sabrowski
United Canary Breeders of
Ginerlan
Pennsylvania
Ringaardner
Mr. Sabrowski
Washington sees Russia as a business broker, Moscow denial
Charles P. Stewart analyzes the Soviet Information Bureau in Washington, arguing its mission is Russo American trade development rather than propaganda. Kelluck, the bureau’s American representative, estimates 1925 trade at 10 to 12 million and 45 million in 1913, while noting the bureau operates from a stylish Washington house near Mary Ward’s Cathedral Mansions. The piece questions personnel ties to communist agitation and portrays the bureau as a semi-private operation with a New York link and a single husky contact man.
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Charles
P. Stewart
Retvice Welter Tashington
tHe
Rusalia Information
Union
United States
Offernl
Washington
Moscow
Bron Maude
Bureaius Politicus
Burern
Rata Cain
Narald Kelluck
Bareat
PVH Bureau
Tts
Con
Aeedeut
Marry Wardipai
Sorscour Cathedral
Bureau
Harald Keloek
New York
Russia
Canary Training Mirrors Human Singer Paths in Bird Exhibit
Canaries undergo a staged training program resembling human vocal pedagogy. Males sing as young birds learn from seasoned teachers in darkened cages, then perform in public spaces to overcome shyness. Developments include nightingale-like singing and new canary colors, including black and white varieties.
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Mr. Lebrowski
Florida reports halt in rum running for Christmas season
Prohibition officials in Florida say Father Neptune blocks smugglers off both coasts as rough seas and narrow passages hamper small boats and large vessels. Officials in Miami and Tampa Bay note little offshore traffic while land efforts by federal agents curb holiday liquor supply. Authorities warn that only champagne and wine remain less adulterated amid crackdown.
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Tampa
Fla
Dee
Father Neptune
Santa Clauaes
Florida
Tampa Bay
Harry W. Lukett
Prohibition
Miami
Col
B. T. Simmons
Panta
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Harts Mountain
Bay County
AGGRE
Stampa
Tt Ia
Wella
Wet Myer Harrison & CO
Panama City
Burgian Review
Mr.Sabrowski
Germany
America
Qommeg
Leadership
Lightcap Maytag Co. Inc
Bell
Storrs
Magadores
Scotland
Sasurhe
Verium
Colgates
Lazelle
Pei
Ourice
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