Pageant of Progress speech by Postmaster General
Chicago July 29 Postmaster General Work condemned violence by labor radicals and urged respect for orderly bargaining. He praised the new generation and modern youth while warning against open shop tactics and strikes. He cited the need for fair wages tied to effort and efficiency and urged unity among workers and employers.
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Chicago
Wobert Work
Optimisti
Postminster
United States
Navy of Michigan bootleg fleet faces auction profit
Detroit river patrol fleet began July 1 to curb liquor smuggling from Ontario. Twelve boats seized with $22,000 government value, costs under $9,000. Captain R. Davis says public sale could fetch at least $15,000, netting around $6,000. Officials opposed earlier, citing expense. ]
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Michigan
Governicigls
Washington
Cording
Tames
R. Davis
Detroit
Ontario
E.“Navy
Davis
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Appealed: iMilk Case Gibson Given Fine Court Morning
A brief court appearance this morning resulted in a fine for Gibson in the iMilk case. The proceedings were cited as an appeal and involved police action. No additional details were provided.
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iMilk
Gibson
Was Head Hunters Explain Wa Beliefs and Skull Harvests
Ralph B Henderson, Harvard graduate, describes the Was of northern Burma and Yunnan in a travels report. He details head hunting customs tied to crop beliefs, ceremonial wailing, and skull rituals used to enhance seed crops and avert famine.
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Rangoon
Ralph
B. Henderson
Harvard
Asia
Burma
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Race of Liars Report on Togoland Sparks Debate
London reports a White Paper accusing Togoland natives of duplicity and unreliability. The document claims no letters arts or science, says natives lack future restraint, are easily excited, and notes divorce grounds exist without moral blame.
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London
Togoland
Africa
Germany
West Africa
Linty
Acre
Cotton Grows Forecast From Department Estimate
Washington August forecast places the year's cotton crop at 11 449 000 bales of 500 pounds gross weight. The projection, based on crop condition July 25 at 70.8 percent of normal, was announced today by the department of culture. R Holmes, Just Insurance, 107 E Seventh. Phone 19.
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Washington
Department of Culture
Endurance Saddle-Horse Test Set for Colorado Springs
The Horse Association of America announces a 2000 mile endurance ride from August 1 to 6 near Colorado Springs Colorado featuring western cow ponies against Arab thoroughbreds and quarter horses. About 60 to 70 horses are entered with five or six expected to finish sound. Judging panel includes Maj Henry Leonard D Bryant Turner and Maj Grove Cullum.
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Colorado Springs
Galo
Rockies
Horse Association of America
Cary
Hind
Gates
Harry McNair
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Wayne Dinsmore
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Edward Pring
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Allyn Perkins
Turkey Creek
van D. Case
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Lafayette Hughes
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Fort. Reno
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Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Port Riley
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D. Bryant Turner
Grove Cullum
U. S.A
New England
Vigilance committees form to curb tourist traffic fines
Minnesota towns forming highway vigilance groups to curb petty traffic infractions against out of state tourists. Officials urge fair treatment and plan to raise officers’ salaries, directing fines to road funds. Mille Lacs area towns led by Princeton Onamia Milaca and Isle organize committees to oversee enforcement and protect tourism interests.
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Minn
Associated Press
Siites
Minnesota
Yver
Minnessota
Perry
Williams
Minneapolis Journal Travel and Resort Bureau
Mille Lacs Lake
Princeton
Steel Merger Proposal Shifts Government and Private Mills
A proposal to merge private and government steel concerns in the country was presented to the government. The plan initially included Manchurian coal interests, but this element has been dropped from the merger package.
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Tokio
Cota
Russian peasants play coy with value and literacy myths
Kazan July 5 Russian peasants appear illiterate yet demonstrate sharp practical intelligence. American Relief Administration workers note peasants can compare currencies, resist named high denominations, and often pretend illiteracy to gain leverage. Requests to sign documents are questioned. many who can read or write conceal their skills.
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American Relief Administration
Cde
Uslumot Real
Jooks
Talking Movies Now Urskina D1 July 31
University of Illinois professor Joseph T Ty kocitier announces a new talking motion picture machine achieving synchronized photography of speech and moving pictures. The device uses a light arc and a photo electric cell to record sound on a narrow transparency along the film edge, enabling matched visual and audio tracks.
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Urskina
Cassacidate Press
Joseph T. Tykocitier
University of Illinois
Jakob Kunz
Kam
Ipeossany
Pigs valued at 45000 head to Rio exposition
In Chicago August 1 a prize herd of 43 pigs valued at 45000 will be shipped from New York on August 8 to the Centennial Exposition in Rio de Janeiro. The two top Poland-China swine, part of a 26-bird herd, will compete with prize swine worldwide including Berkshire descendants imported by Brazil.
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Chicago
Fari
New York
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Hanais
United States
Injswine
Guy M. Hall
National Institute of Progressive Farming
Halk
Femnaras
Brazilian farmers embrace American farm implements
The speaker notes Brazilian agriculture as progressive and large buyers of American farm implements. He highlights Illinois Poland-Chinas as ambassadors of significance, bringing breeders of both nations into acquaintance and signaling a slow, steady path for trade expansion through common farming life.
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Hall
Wine production outruns consumption in California
San Francisco August 1 Wine is produced faster than consumed in California. John McLaughlin tax collector says last fiscal year ended June 30 1922 Northern California wine withdrawals lagged production by 2 877 490 gallons. By July 1 1922 bonded wineries held 4 250 429 gallons of dry wine and 120 031 gallons of sweet wine.
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San Francisco
California
Johnn McLaughlin
Internal Revenue
City of Lawrences bid notice for street paving contracts
The Board of Commissioners of Lawrence Kansas invites bids for paving work including fiber bricks asphalt filler and concrete with combined curb and gutter on several streets. Plans and specifications are in the City Clerk's office with bidding closing and a certified check required. The city may award contracts on any street or combination and reserves the right to reject any bid.
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