Rival asphalt firms spark US Venezuela tensions over Bermudez lake
Conflict centers on two United States asphalt companies claiming rights to the Bermudez asphalt lake near the Orinoco. Rebels under Celestino Peraza challenge General Castro’s government, while the US considers sending ships and marines if tensions escalate. Caracas region details and regional geography are noted, with background on Venezuela’s small armed forces and prior US intervention.
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United States
Venezuela
Bermudez
Orinoco River
National Asphalt Company
The
Asphalt Trust
Celestino Peraza
General Castro
Castro
Andrade
Celestino Feraze
New York and
Bermudes Pitch Lake
Wunder
Scorpion
la Guayra
Washington
Pensacola
Michigan
Great Britain
Bay of Parla
Trinidad
Asphalt Through the Ages in Road Building
Asphalt has ancient roots in Babylon and mummy preparation, vanished in the middle ages, revived in 1712 in the Alps, and rediscovered for road use after pieces ground into pavements by feet and carts. Its major growth came after 1882 and accelerated in the last quarter century.
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Babylon
Alps
Paris
The Golden Mean and Public Ownership Vision
James A. Edgerton argues for a middle path between radical socialism and individualism. He advocates government ownership of public utilities while protecting private rights, stressing cooperation, shared wealth, and the end of business cannibalism. He envisions a future federation of nations, a world of peace, and a civilization guided by brotherhood and the law of evolution.
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Andallam
Publc
Abont
The Century Will Bring A New Age Of Liberty And Science
The author argues the centuries cycle of balance, noting the nineteenth century achieved material progress and political liberty while the twentieth will emphasize social and spiritual growth, mental science behind physical advances, and industrial liberty guiding future endeavors.
Wanamaker and Quay Alike in Pennsylvania System
Sioux City Tribune argues the protective system likens Pennsylvania to slavery in Dixie. It claims the state is an oligarchy of protectionists with Wanamaker at odds with Quay, noting Wanamaker funded corruption in Philadelphia and depicting both as products of a systemic public character.
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Sioux City
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised By Reader
A Hampton Virginia reader shares relief from long standing female troubles after four months using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter extols improved health and urges others to write Mrs Pinkham for advice.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
J. Watson
Hampton
Prixham
Lydia B. Pinkham
The Bika of Penerance and a Greek speech tale
In circulation, stories about Joseph Harris of Len Slow School link Lord Mayor Owen to a Greek oration at Christ's Hospital. The Greek speech challenged Owen who misheard a word, with Sir Thomas Condly reacting oddly as Mor Barris teased friends about the compliment toward himself.
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Bika
Penerance
Joseph Harris
Thimas
Rose
Left Handed Parties Entertains Chicago Stay-at-Homes
In cold weather Chicago hosts enjoy left handed gatherings. Invitations are written with the left hand and the host greets guests with the left hand. Attendees draw pictures or write with their left hands, prizes awarded for the best left handed efforts.
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Chicago
Grand Duke Meet Embroiders Cultivates Curio Taste
Grand Duke shows a rare blend of royal needlework skill and artistic taste. He is adept at embroidery with color harmony and expresses strong interest in music and dancing. He pursues shooting and riding but favors creative pursuits.
Prime Minister Tory Emergent Amid Electoral Circulars
A distorted report claims Tory supporters distributed circulars during the recent election aimed at influencing voters. It states that many constituencies received materials increasing support for the governing party, totaling 84,836 tickets or notices, though the impact on the campaign is uncertain.
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Liglind
Yehule
Salistury
Garringes
Hieronipiga
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America
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Paircloth
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Harbor
la’ Guayia
James A. Edgerton
National Committee
George Weekly
Christ
Libnerty
Tiber
Hanks
Spain
England
Tor Liberty
Prince of Peace
J, Ale
Wanamaker and Quay
Rewald
National City Bank of
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Lydia BK
Vinkham Medicinig CO
N.u.omaha
Carter
Geter
Carters
Gure
M.spevend & CO
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