Inter Mountain Globe Hulett Highlights and World Notes
A digest of opinions and world events cites Professor Moulton on rent trends and a war-era price decline. It recalls Jimmy Boyle’s frontier exploits, Monte Carlo and Monaco facts, and international finance shocks from Brussels. Reports cover labor strikes, juvenile courts, France taxes, and naval production.
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Moulton
Political Economy
University of Chicago
Jimmy” Boyle
Bismarck
N. D
Jimmy" Boyle
Terry
Fort Lincoln
Borle
Reno
Custer
Boyle
Republic of San Reno
Italy
League of Nations
Monaco
Mediterranean
Monte Carlo
France
Australian exporters eye US market against California fruit
Australian dried fruit exporters plan to compete with California produce in the American market. California apples fetch about 650 dollars per box in Australia, while Australian apples could sell in America for roughly half that price. A separate report notes California's perceived attractiveness and New York’s reserved tone upon a U S tour.
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California
Australia
America
Allies to send ships for Black Sea demonstration
Paris reports a planned naval demonstration by the Allies in the Black Sea. The event, undisclosed in nature, will be off Trebizond in Asiatic Turkey in support of the Armenians.
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Black Sea
Trebizond
Paris
Foreign Office
Asiatic
Turkey
Coal Dealers to Discuss Lower Prices in Cleveland
National Coal Association will hold a meeting in Cleveland on October 26 to consider reductions in bituminous coal prices. Attorney General Palmer suggested the action, and the association said any move to curb high prices and profiteering would not be deemed an infringement of the Lever Act.
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Washington
Cleveland
National Coal Association
Palmer
Association
Mission Work Report at Inman Speech Says War With Mexico Impossible
In St Louis address at the international convention Rev S Guy Inman a Mexico missionary asserted that Mexicans are friendly to the United States and that war with Mexico is impossible.
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St. Louis, Mo
Disciples of Christ
Christian Church
S. Guy Inman
Mexico
United States
Wind and its causes in Answers London autumn winds
The article explains wind as air in motion driven by heat variations. It notes heat comes from the earth and objects on it, air expands and rises, cold air rushes in creating vacuums, and the cycle produces gentle breezes to violent gales on a vast scale. It emphasizes a first movement starts the process.
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London
Little Lord Fauntleroy Remarks Echo Current Politics
A New York Post note recounts Little Lord Fauntleroy’s remarks through an Irish nurse sounding like modern republican voters. The boy questions party loyalties and warns the country could ruin itself. A separate item notes Uncle Sam seeking 250 high school graduates for army balloonist training.
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New York Post
Lord Fauntleroy
Mary
Sen
Laure Turebul
Uncle Sam
Father Held For Death Of Little Boy In Coburg
Coburg Ontario October 20 A coroner jury ruled George Albert Hines two years old was murdered. Albert Hines the boy’s father and a shell shocked Canadian soldier sits in Coburg jail awaiting further inquiry into the death pending a formal examination.
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Coburg
Ontario
George Albert Hines
Here
Albert Hines
High power wireless station planned near Moscow
A high power wireless station capable of direct communication with America will be built about 270 miles from Moscow. The article mentions the head of Gabrielle Du Burned and references a New York company with France connections. It also notes a Genetech Gam et ee Month's imprisonment for drunkenness, claimed to have been previously convicted 1277 times.
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America
Moscow
France
Gey
Austria
Germany
Queen Marie Rides Behind U S Flag
Queen Marie of Romania refused to ride behind any flag but Romania’s. An American doughboy driving an official army car insisted the flag be lowered, declaring he would not move. The Royal guest relented and the parade continued with the American flag still present.
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Springfield Republican
Europe
Royal House of
Romania
Marie
Queen Victoria
England
Suiabaienei
Ghedy Sapien
Immunity Mismatch Ends With Chauffeur’s Flight From Legation
The piece recalls an Alexandria African American chauffeur in ambassadorial garb exploiting immunity to flout laws. Police reports, letters among officials, and stalled accountability followed until the ambassador recalled his staff and the chauffeur fled toward Alexandria, never returning.
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Legation
Harper's Magazine
Alexandria
Kaiser
Secretary of State
Keep Coal In A Cool Place Bulletin Warns Of Heat Risk
External heat sources can cause meat and coal piles to foster spontaneous combustion. A study of cow piles in Chicago underlines the danger, with findings published in a bulletin by the University of Illinois.
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Chilcago
University of
Minois
Sources of heat trigger coal spontaneous combustion in storage
A historical study finds in 15 fires heat sources such as hot water tanks pipes furnaces chimneys or ashes directly ignited coal. About 12 weeks of storage raised risk while 39 fires show foreign material like wood paper rags or sewer gas starting the blaze. In Chicago a 70 ton pile near a hot water tank burned until flooded and coal removed.
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Chicago
Fire Department
No Price Reductions Announced for Northway and Noma Trucks
Northway Motor Sales of Boston and Natick plants say no cuts on Northway two and three and a half ton trucks, with prewar pricing cited. Noma Motors of New England pledges no price drops until costs fall, offering a March 15 guarantee against lower prices for Noma cars. Templar Motors of Cleveland states no reductions while aiming to keep quality, despite rising costs.
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Templar Motors Company
Noma Motors of New England, Inc
Northway
Northway Motor Sales Company
Boston
Natick
Beebe
Northway Company
Noma Motors of
New England, Inc
Noma
M. F. Bramley
Cleveland
Ohio
New England
Frederick J. Caldwell
Japan's Real Worry and Seal Skins Revenue
The article discusses anxieties in Washington over Japan reacting to California's racial equality question and shows concerns about Asia and Siberia while noting a seal skin harvest on Pribilof Island. It reports 56,087 seals taken this season and US revenue of $1,467,700.67 in 1920 with Britain and Japan sharing 16 percent of the seal take.
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Moet
Macyhans
Japan
California
State Department
Washington
China
Siberia
Pribilof Island
United States
Great Britain
The Boot and Shoe Industry in a Time of Diverging Opinions
The Shoe and Leather Reporter notes wide disagreement on how long the downturn will last and the pace of any recovery. Leather and wool industries bear the impact of restrained demand and high prices as tanners and manufacturers face uncertain futures amid labor tensions and a strained New England scene. Some see a gradual, sure revival despite a lack of broad signs elsewhere.
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New England
Detroit
George
First American Paper Ends After One Issue
In 1690 London bookseller Benjamin Harris attempted to launch Publick Occurrences in Boston. Authorities censorship led by the governor suppressed the paper, stifling its life after a single issue amid witchcraft fears and strict religious fervor.
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London
Benjamin Harris
Boston
Harris
Watermelon Field Bathing Sign Brings Farm Extra Income
A farmer near New Hope Pennsylvania earns more by charging fifty cents a look for bathing girl scenes in his watermelon patch. Spectators stand to view moonlit swims by the river, with no guarantees of appearances. The girls camp on the farm and accept the arrangement as a novelty, while local crowds pay to watch.
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P. m
New Hope
Philadelphia
Light on the Filipinos in American Life
Godofredo Rivera discusses the 30 000 Filipinos in the United States and the general ignorance about Filipino people. He notes Filipino workers face misidentification and explains Philippine government efforts including the Philippine Press Bureau in Washington and commercial agencies to promote ties with the United States. Two resident commissioners elected by the Philippine legislature represent the islands in Congress.
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United States
America
Philippine Islands
Philippine Press Bureau
Washington
Philippines
House of Representatives
United States Congress
Tee oo to Be ep Ya 57 by Automobile
A fragment heads a notice urging a group to avoid the streets amid a local safety plan. The snippet implies a driving or traffic context and references restrictions or guidance for residents or travelers.
Dodging Mud in the Dignified Campaign Run
The piece notes candidates struggle to appear dignified while dodging mud and maintaining composure during campaigns. It reflects on the challenge of presenting oneself well under rough conditions and public scrutiny.
Unhappy Old Man and Secret Burdened Sam
A frail exchange has Sam confessing he bears a secret that no one wishes to hear. The older man questions him, revealing shared gloom and unspoken worry in a terse, charged moment.
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Sam
Almot
Pollesh Navigation Company Incorporated for Polish Line
The Pollesh Navigation Company is formed with $3,000,000 capital to serve the first maritime enterprise of the Polish race. Stakeholders are mainly Poles in the United States and Canada. The line operates a ten ply route between New York and Danalg.
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Pollesh Navigation Company
Ite
United States
Canada
New York
Danalg
Brubbing and Lord Harry Lauder in a club dinner clash
A garbled 19th century style exchange shows Spivelee inviting Brubbing to dinner at a club. Lasder objects, citing his wife’s disapproval of music hall people and clubs, prompting a humorous refusal.
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Harry Lauder
Sir Carry
Lasder
Unpopular Visionaries Challenge Public Course Through History
The piece recalls figures branded by peers for new ideas. William Harvey faced distrust after describing blood circulation while Luigi Galvani and Daguerre were deemed crazy or confined. The Bavarian physicians warned railroads would cause brain disease, illustrating recurring fear of progress.
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William Harvey
Luigi Galvani
Daguerre
Bavarian Royal College of Physicians
An Historic Rock from the 4andbear Gazette
A forthcoming report on the Dome of the Rock in Jerusalem highlights its sanctity in Islam as a Kibla for prayer and its role in Islamic tradition. The piece notes associations with Mohammed's ascent to the Seventh Heaven and the Great Judgment, and mentions figures Omar Abd el Malek Saladin and Buljaman linked to the site.
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Rock of Jerusalem
David
Mohammed
Mecca
Omar
Abd-el-Malek
Saladin
Buljaman
Knickerbockers Return in Fall Men’s Fashion Burst
A New York Sun piece notes a fashion shift toward knee length knickerbockers for men driven by practicality and postwar influences. College campuses and cafes show wearers in knickers and short socks as designers echo a democratic, easier to work in style.
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New York Sun
London
Europe
Ellis Island
Ftina' Nesavle
France
Preservation time noted in Birmingham Age Herald
A fragment from the Birmingham Age Herald mentions the time of an event and preservation efforts, with limited readable details about the context or participants.
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Birmingham Age- Herald
Mer Questions
The fragment presents a garbled query about information needs. It mentions Boston Globe and an information bureau. The text includes a question about what to know and a reference to a woman outside. The readable entities are limited and no clear event or outcome is described.
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Boston Globe
Information Bureau
Maternity Is Going to the Polls
The speaker contrasts maternal guidance with modern choices and asks how to wield power and wisdom. She recalls childhood dependence and wonders how to decide in a world demanding food clothing and care. A note of faith and hope appears as she dreams of future wisdom.
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Bethlehem
Florence van Cleve
New York Times
Conversation on a Detroit streetcar scene from Pipp's Weekly
A Detroit streetcar encounter shows two old acquaintances reuniting with light banter about appearance and health. A stray exchange hints at lingering weariness and a sprained arm, followed by a brief, unrelated Louisville Courier-Journal snippet. A short note on honesty among Chinese merchants follows.
Beaches and Peaches Education or Entertainment Debate
The passage notes a controversy over a film titled Beaches and Peaches described as educational. It questions what the film teaches and contrasts it with a Life magazine feature about awakening interest. It also mentions a reporter unaware of baseball history and a World Series context surrounding Brooklyn.
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The
Oklahoman
Anatomy
Caruso
Babe Ruth
Senor Babe
Brooklyn
Celibacy in Johnson's Masselar Reflections
The speaker cites Dr Samuel Johnson on celibacy noting and condemning solitary living. He argues single life wastes time, breeds rancor, and leads to peevish, malevolent behavior and constant censure. The passage critiques restless amusement and social isolation.
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Samuel Johnson
Masselar
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