Various World and National Notices Selections
A collage of brief items reports on stock tickers with London time, Cuba's future leadership, oil scouting in Venezuela, Australian cinema attendance, child prodigies, a Winchendon clothier cornering German marks, rabies vaccine tests for dogs, Stinnes negotiating in Moscow, a Non-partisan league conviction, locomotive exports, nickel payouts in pay stations, Sunday dancing in Elizabeth New Jersey, daylight saving efforts, wagon load tests, church advertising, Newport News labor mobility, New Jersey crime fears, US labor inquiries, Mexico debt and reform, Swiss alcohol taxes, Pershing on disarmament, no grain exports from Boston, and various international tensions and industry notes.
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New York Stock Exchange
Weil Dlack Minnew
London
Low Angeles
Portland
Seattle
Blanton Transcript
Wood
Cuba
Aiv
Cuban
United States
Washington
Standard On Company
Venezuela
Sydney
New South Wales
Commonwealth of Australia
Christan Selenes
Winchendon
Mass
Berlin
Rabochkikh Golos
Moscow
Hugo Stinnes
Rockefeller
Germany
Briansk Iron and Sheel Works
Russia
Joseph Gilbert
Non-partiisan League
United States Supreme Court
Newport News
Jal
New Jersey
American Red Cross
Sibert
Polyocrad
Mexico
Clis
Victor and Huerta
Comentional
West Virginia
United Mine Workers of America
American Federation of Labor
General Pershing
Boston
The
Weights and Mortality Rates in Early Insurance Study
Arthur Hunter cites decades of insurer experience on weight and death rates. Overweight raises mortality notably in middle age and tall individuals, with health risks tied to heart disease and diabetes, while underweight raises mortality mainly in younger ages, improving with fattening in youth but not advised for middle aged or elderly.
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Arthur Hunter
Fim
Thore
Thowe
Astor objects to inheriting peerage after father’s death
The American-born Viscount Astor, husband of the first American woman in Parliament, refused to accept the title, citing fear it would move him from the Commons to the Lords. He told an American journalist he felt like Gladstone, who faced pressure from a broker to become a peer, and quipped they want him to disappear.
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Gladstone
Pittsburgh Chronicle-Telegraph
Viscount Astor
House of
Cominons
House of Lords
Threadneedle Street
Glad Stone
New England
Springfield Republican
Wayland
Jonathan M. Parmenter
Radcliffe
Jonathan Parmenter
Hoston Globo
Troy
N. H
New Hampshire
Henry
Jonathan
Discount In Canadian Exchange
The New York Commercial reports a sharp discount on the Canadian dollar in the United States causing cross border trade difficulties. The Interstate Commerce Commission is urged to equalize railway charges by dividing the joint border rate in the currency of each country. Canadians blame the U S for not recognizing Canadian money at par, citing a trade imbalance and heavy Canadian grain shipments. American farmers near the border are selling land to move to Canada where dollars buy more, fueling new investment.
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United States
Interstate Commerce Commission
Canada
Mabe Prods Bold Suitor With Carnation Plan
Los Angeles Times recounts Mabe coaxing a shy young man long silent about his interest. She signals with a car nation in his buttonhole and offers a kiss in exchange. The surprised suitor dashes to the florists for more carnations.
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Los Angeles Times
Mabe
Lombel
Sultor
Mabel
One of Congress Games and Its Annual Farce
A critical note on the annual budget battle between Congress and government departments. The departments inflate requests while Congress trims them, yet both sides claim victory. The public is misled as the process repeats each year, a farce that should end.
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Congress
Congress of the United States
Congresa
Government Seizes Massive Sum From Heit Commerce
More than 20 000 items valued at 1 000 000 dollars have been seized by the government through its magainet operations in Mquor. The move reflects ongoing enforcement actions within the Heit commerce sector and marks a significant shift in asset control. Authorities did not release further details on the seized assets or the parties involved.
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Mquor
Miss Ansa Weinstock Leads Neckwear Workers Union Drive
Miss Ansa Weinstock organizes the Neckwear Workers Union campaign alongside Women Unicon League efforts. The effort aims to unite workers for better representation and organizing activity continues in the trade sector.
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Unicon League
Cleveland Health Survey Praises City Efforts and Calls for Action
The Cleveland hospital and health survey lauds community spirit and public health action while urging tighter private agency integration into a city health association. It notes clean water, smoke issues, parkland use for rubbish, meat and milk testing, school ventilation flaws, and strong seven health centers with commendations overall.
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Cleveland Hospital and Health Survey
Cleveland
Cleveland Health Association
Laboratory Bureau
Why Sterling Is U Review
Influences of a more complex character behind the figure in the pound sterling. The article notes Britain reduced its floating debt in the United States by 100 million dollars in the last year and improved its internal position. It highlights a trade balance shift, with an actual favorable balance around 400 million dollars due to invisible earnings, and contrasts with 1919 figures. It argues good European crops and tariffs will affect imports, aiding repayment of wartime loans.
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England
Great Britain
United States
United Kingdom
Europe
Love of the Little Ones in Wormwood New Tereten
A fragmentary verse depicts a mother's warmth guiding a child through night and fear. Tender touches, protective arms, and the promise of safety frame a scene of care and daily joy. The poem hints at childhood pains and healing through maternal love amid drifting daylight and dreamlike moments.
Bismarck’s Escape Move Behind Kaiser's Dismissal
The passage describes Bismarck’s clash with Kaiser Wilhelm II over cabinet authority and labor policy, leading to the 1890 resignation threat. It recounts dramatic episodes including the Windthorst visit, a Russian note controversy, and the Kaiser's push to alter cabinet procedure, ending with Bismarck drafting a deliberate resignation.
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Bismarck
Prince Wilhelm
Wilhelm
Fiir
Prusein
Germany
Ciepe
Reme
Kaiser
Jeneik
Biszmarck
Dismmarck
Kaber
Biamarck
Berlin
Kaswer
Windthorst
Prince Bismacck
Russia
London
Prince Hatzfeld
Foreign Office
Nce
Diamarck
Guy
Foxy Paw And Telegraph Humor On Poles
Cartoonish snippets from Cincinnati Enquirer and Punch London parody telegraph wires on tall poles. A fox named Paw quips about conversation, while a Small Boy jokes about a lost ball and a father. The page mixes captions about a girl in a track suit and light humor.
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Foxy Paw
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Wilie Paw
Lynching Again From the New York Punt
Governor Meltne of Arkansas urges the legislature to empower removal of sheriffs who fail to prevent lynching after a negro was burned in Mississippi county. The sheriff defends his action saying county residents supported the lynching, fueling calls for federal action to curb the lynching evil.
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Meltne
Arkansas
Mississippi
Fragmented historic Birmingham note on a man and debate
An OCR fragment from a Birmingham Herald page references a man and a debated topic in a tense, cryptic exchange. Names and contexts are unclear, with distorted spellings and partial phrases that hinder full reconstruction of events or identities.
Why Law Against Speculation Is Waged
A historic statement before Congress condemns futures trading at the Chicago Board of Trade as gambling. It argues futures distort grain prices, harms farmers, and channels credit away from productive use. It calls for strong supervision, farmer co operatives access, rapid crop reporting, tax on options, and ending short selling.
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Sculture
Hart Fiera Crear
Act
Asonhar
Chicago Board of Trade
United States
Chicago
Judge Gary’s Motto Inspires Office Device Innovation
In Judge Gary’s private office a novel device displays raised transparent letters reading It Can Be Done, Can't Must Be Overcome. A button lights the motto when pessimistic talk starts, and a new display proclaims Success Comes in Cans, Failure in Can ts. The feature underscores Gary’s rise to head of the largest enterprise.
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B. C. Forbes
Forbes
Gary
Sre
Interlocking Directors Face Tightened Court Scrutiny
New York World report notes Supreme Court rulings tightening limits on interlocking directors across corporations. Directors with shared positions face fiduciary scrutiny under Section 8 of the Clayton Act, as boards across railroads and banks dissolve interlocks to curb self dealing.
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Wall Street
New York World
United States Supreme Court
Lincoln's Question and Debs on War and Liberty
A damaged OCR item compares Debs to Lincoln and Washington to Arnold while arguing about war and release from confinement. It ponders whether a simple soldier should be killed while urging restraint toward a writer who provokes such acts, reflecting wartime tensions and political rhetoric.
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New York World
George Waeshington
Wiligan
Benedict Arnold
Debs
Wilson
Ieneens Lincoln
University Appropriation Debate at State University
The San Francisco Chronicle reports the University of California seeks 15 million dollars over two years while the board of control recommends 9 million. Critics urge restraint, arguing no extra appropriation is justified amid high costs and uncertain employment. Supporters say full funding is essential to the university’s planned projects and state interests.
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San Franccisco Chronicle
University of California
Board of Control
Uae
Dellowe Saat
Canis
Thiseast
Italian Socialist Split at Leghorn Conference
At a stormy Leghorn meeting Italian socialists voted against the Third International by more than two to one. Tempers flared as extremist Bombacci faced Vacirca, who drew a knife and taunted him about revolutions. Bombacci then drew a revolver, but Vacirca remained calm and continued his cigarette.
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New York
Leghorn
Maly
Moscow
Vincenzo Vachea
Turati
Bombacci
Vacirca
Vincenzo VI
Motion
Higher Prices and Tariffs Debate in Milwaukee Journal
The article critiques protective tariff plans tied to canceling European loans as proposed by Representative Watson. It argues such actions shift debt onto U.S. taxpayers, justify protectionist aims, and pressure American consumers with higher prices while shielding domestic industries from foreign competition.
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Milwaukee Journal
Watson
United
Role
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Inter Mountain Globe
Paul W. Yeoman
PUB
Hulett
Crook County
Wyo
New York City
San Francisco
Pacific Ocean
Elizabeth
N. J
Newark
Iowa State College
Conscientiou
Colary
J. T. Brabner Smith
Methodist Episcopal Church
Harendrapath Maitro
India
Lioyids
Wrangel
Poland
Itu
Mmanki
Geological Survey
Munich
Bavaria
Gompers
Ansa Weinstock
Insurance and Health
Sterling
J Wollman Review
Har
Neas
Amend Leamy
Vane Kaiier
Living Age
Tle
Anteretay
Helgoland
Ecny
Punch
Birmingham
Mmn
Ape Herald
Fule
ePinge Walter
Orie
Phoe
Lincoln
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