Petroleum Congress to Combat Oil Famine Looming
Chicago March 16 The first annual American Petroleum Congress opened with over 4000 oil magnates in attendance. Prominent speakers include Senator Owens and Henry Doherty as experts warn of a looming oil shortage this summer and urge new pool development and increased drilling. The meeting also covers curbing fake promoters and aims to establish a steady trading framework for petroleum securities.
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Chicago
Abe
American Petroleum
Robert L. Owens
Oklahoma
Henry L. Doherty
New York
J. J. Veasey
Tula
W. B
New York Petroleum Exchange
Felix Renivek
Exchange
Frenfick
United Press Today
Strike Averted In Chicago Rail Workers Vote
In Chicago on March 10 maintenance men and shopworkers voted to stay with allied railroad unions avoiding a strike. The unity move will be reviewed by the president's commission along with other idle workers.
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Chicaco
Iike
Pin Smashers Tourney Opens with 700 Teams Entered
Probia M March 10 700 teams from every state enter the International A B C tournament opening today. Event runs to March 31 with prizes totaling 36000 dollars. Mexico's five will attempt to cap the championship and Canada will be represented. Executive meeting of the American Bowling Congress occurs March 12 at Hotel Jefferson. Strong ARC sites pursued by Cleveland Buffalo Detroit Louisville St Louis and Indianapolis for 1921.
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Probia
Peoria
Chicago
American Bowling Congress
Hotel Jefferson
Cleveland
Buffalo
Detroit
T Lowlsville
St Lois
Indianapolia
Corvallis Man Named State Fair President
W H Savago of Corvallis named M I Joes of Brooks president of the State Fair board as term expires April 1. Margiera of Roseburg elected vice president with Linn of Marion to join the board. Plans include cement walks and driveways costing 10000 to 15000 and a livestock judging arena at 5000. Premium increases of about 10 percent on all exhibit classes approved.
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Salem
W. H. Savago
Corvallis
M. I. Joes
Brooks
State Palo Board
Savage
A.C. Margiera
Roseburg
Provident
Government duties on circulation data for advertisers
The text argues the United States government does not require publishers to furnish advertisers with circulation data beyond what is needed for second class mailing. It notes that absence of verification does not show Post Office Department indifference, but publishers’ distribution, subscription methods, and other essential market details are not disclosed to the government.
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Post Office Department
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