Industrial Pageant Shows City's Growth
A grand industrial pageant in Los Angeles drew about two hundred thousand attendees for a two hour display. Four hundred fifty floats on motor trucks showcased nearly all city industries, highlighting film production and the Goodyear California plant, with total manufactured goods valued at 106 million. The event celebrated industrial health and a bright future for Southern California.
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Wren
Sana
Chamber of Commerce
Los Angeles
Actien
California
C&y
Aigsret
Monte
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company of California
Veteran James Dyle Granted Citizenship in District Court
Civil War veteran James Dyle, born in Ireland, was granted citizenship in a United States district court in Beattle on June 14. He had voted for 54 years and served as a citizen based on his Union Army service and his father’s naturalization.
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Beattle
James Dyle
States District Court
Ireland
Nia
Union Army
Talking With the Talking With the Dead
A new book claims to reveal the secret of communion with the unseen world. It covers every phase of these phenomena and clarifies it does not advocate communication with the dead, inviting readers to request more details by mailing a card to E-5 at this office.
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E-5
Barney Oldfield
Chevrolet
Thomas and
Milton
Alcohol as motor fuel gains traction in wartime shift
A writer in American Motorist says molasses and other fermentables could power cars tractors and buses with alcohol derived from sugar crops and byproducts. He cites UK and German studies noting similar fuel efficiency and notes favorable nonfood raw materials and rising sugar industry byproducts for alcohol production.
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Pe Marke
United States Geological Survey
Ganoine
Britain
United States
Walrath Heads Montana Grain Growers Group
A. J. Walrath, president of the Montana Grain Growers' corporation, is author-ited in Hozemn Montana as of June 12. The notice outlines leadership and upcoming actions for the farmers' organization, highlighting regulatory and cooperative efforts in the state.
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Associated Press
Hozeman
Mont
A. J. Walrath
Montana Grain Growers’ Corporation
Hay shipments rise as parcel post fuels small-farm buys
The statement notes a surge in hay shipments by parcel post this week. Prices are high and many small farmers are purchasing ten small quantities each, according to a local dealer.
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Cel Post
A A A Urges Stricter Traffic Control Nationwide
The American Automobile Association calls for stronger traffic control to protect life and property. It recommends daily and nightly patrols on key roads, opposes financing road programs solely via motorist fees, and favors broad state taxation for highway needs. It also backs a single state license system and the passage of the Sweet-Pitman bill in the coming year.
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American Automobile Association
Ihe
New York City
Thewners’ Organization
Congress
Railroads Record Large Increase in Net Income
Washington June 12 Net operating income for U S railroads rose sharply in March after private control resumed with a total of 10 006 576 compared with 9 506 , the year earlier The March 1920 operating revenues reached 46 470 017 against 165 006 045 for March 1915 The Interstate Commerce Commission noted a partial summary may rise further once additional data are received.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commigelon
Inet
Roade
Sugar shipment from Panama arrives in New Orleans
The Associated Press reports in New Orleans on June 11 that a find shipment of sugar from the republic of Panama reached the city, with Jose B. Calvo serving as consul.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Republic of Panama
Jose B. Calvo
New
First Panama sugar sufficient for domestic use report
Orleans for Panama notes the first time Panama had a sufficient amount of sugar for domestic use. ALABAMA COAT sold at $1 in Mobile with Ale. June 11 report from Conastan.
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Orleans
Panama
Mobile
Turkish capital eyes fuel from Birowmeham district
The Turkish capital is prepared to pay a high price for fuel from the Birowmeham district but coal operators have rejected all orders due to inability to guarantee deliveries.
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Coil
Birowmeham
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Gallen
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