Socialist League of Nations Seen as Camouflage in Campaign
In Chicago on September 9, 1920, National Socialist campaign manager Otto Branstetter said the main fall issue is private ownership of production. He called the League of Nations issue largely camouflage, added by old parties to distract from domestic concerns and cloud the real issues.
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Chicago
Ill
Otto Branstetter
Socialist Party
League of Nations
Transcontinental Line Concession for Ecuador Rail Project
A concession approved by Ecuadorian authorities authorizes construction of a railway linking the Pacific Ocean with the Amazon, connecting Ecuador Colombia and Venezuela to the north with Peru Bolivia and Brazil to the south. Ignacio Leon, a former Chilean diplomat, leads a syndicate capitalized at 25 million dollars with many Chilean backers.
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Santiago
Pacific
Ocean
Amazon
Ecuador
Colombia
Vereruta
Peru
Bolivia
Brazil
Govern’ment
Quito
Ignacio Leon
Plenty of apples and potatoes flood October market
J C Walton of the Biagabane Commission forecasts abundant apples and cheaper potatoes this October, signaling easier food costs. The Wilson company plans plum and Michigan peach shipments to Lawrence households, and has acquired an old mill for a larger warehouse adjacent to their business, not this season. C H Ziesenis announces a move to 1022 Alabama as Front Bank furnaces HQ, contact 1023.
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New York
J. C. Walton
Biagabane Commission
Mr. Walton
Wilson Company
Michigan
Lawrence
Presey
Alabama
Front Bank Furnaces
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