America 18 Heart of World's Commerce, Says Bureau Official
Washington reports that the United States leads global business through its foreign and domestic commerce bureau. Director Mackie urges renewed push for foreign markets as wartime demand shifts. He notes rising foreign trade in 1919 and outlines plans to expand commercial attaches and trade commissioners abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Heart OF World's Commerce
Bureau
Washington
Wade
Wirceror Jr
Macllwee
Department of Commerce
Fav nouHted
Maelner
Bey
Brest
Unites ‘States
Surzuons
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Congress
Coiacéteil Duuehies
Commeree
Conacree
Far East
Americas
Thivme
Sweets
Kaenicig
London
Inter
Pacific
Atlantic
Uni
Commerer
Mackie
Smterneb
Books Expedite Cure In Blauk City State
A garbled report from Blauk City describes hospital updates and a claim that books aid health. Officials cite a premier medical effort and a health initiative, noting a potential pestering factor in public well being and the role of reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blauk City
Towa
Der
Venerable Sioux City Library System Aims at Patient Morale
City librarian C. WW. Sumer explains hospital libraries as a weekly program. Trained staff supervise patient reading to lift morale, with 20000 10000 books circulated monthly across hospitals. Libraries serve both patients and medical staff, supported by physicians and surgeons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vice
C. WW. Sumer
Sls
Enely Hospital
Sioux City
Immigration a d a at Ellis Island Christmas rush
New York reports a massive Ellis Island immigration influx as authorities plan special measures to move 24 000 to 20 000 newcomers before Christmas. Officials mobilize machinery to speed processing while welfare groups aid arrivals awaiting unload and holiday contact with relatives abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ellis Ieland
Murovevo
Fivd
Ellis
In Af
Loreaa
Tivir
Europe
Treasury plans half billion collection drive amid reforms
Treasury officers announced a broad effort to collect about 600 million in taxes and duties by December 1. The plan, described by Secretary Houston, aims to boost revenue and fund excess expenditures, with officials predicting the move will echo across government finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Books shortage prompts Texas school book lawsuit update
In Austin Mrs Bee Annie Webb Blanton state superintendent of public instruction announces an amended action by the attorney general of Texas against publishers over alleged failure to file contracts with the state. Two defendants under the Free Texas Look Act face repeal. Dallas reports shortages of several texts including A School History of Texas, Our Language, Latin Studies, and Agriculture for Students. The Texas school bank depository notes shortages across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Bee
Annie Webb Blanton
Tistuetion Hae
Amendie
Taxaa
Cortain
Publishig Sompa Mies
Houthery School
Dallas
Texas
Texas School Bank Depository
PLAN FETE OF ROSES AT PASUTENS CALIFORNIA
Plan fete of roses in Pasutens California expects up to 400000 spectators for the thirty second annual Tournament of Roses on New Year’s day. An estimated crowd includes thousands lining the parade route and an afternoon football game between the University of California and Ohio State University. Invitations have been sent to notable figures including President Warren G. Harding and Mrs. Harding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasutens
Cal
Mare
Thearsity of
California
Ohio Stateiversity
Egent Warren C. Banting
Harding
Seed disinfection rules halt Laguna cotton planting
Laguna district cotton growers face plant restrictions until complying with planter association rules. All seed must be disinfected with higulfile or carbo before planting. Mexican shipments from Texas require a visa infection certificate. U S shipments from other states may be dispatched with proper certificates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferreom
Coinien
Tee
Cottey
Laguna
Permttltel
Planters Association
Mexico
Tex
Mantlac
United States
Clothes Coming Down in St Louis Garment Co op Plan
A garb industry note from St Louis describes new four co-operative operations by Maxor Dailors and Samuel Ly Vox. The plan trims about $10 per suit and aims to cut labor by eliminating cutting and skilled tasks. Prices for shirts range from 45 to 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Bee
Sh Tools
Aencedia
Smuel Ly Vox
Fli Assisiation
Fox
Open Shop Plan Sparks Labor Debate in Factories
Mr Foe argues cooperative shops reduce skilled work and high salaries while apprenticeships rise with new machinery. He claims wage scales remain fair and unions resist the plan. The Grove tonic and decorative items appear in a scattered unrelated insert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foe
Fox
Svork
Banc Tito
Lalor
Grove
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sion City
Gunter Hotel
Wind
E Duatey
Percy ‘Trevell
Maes
Ellis Eslind
Pasadena
Co-operative
Vermont
Marinella Shop
Lto Avenue
Ola Ave
Nathington
Doyle-Bridger Optical Company
Price of Butter Eye Services
Commerer St
New Orleans
Ell
Lins
Stella
Charles Ong
Avarica
Alfred & Amen & Con Ltd
Frapriatera
Hertzberg
Ar Packet
Griens
Wyle Theons
Hamiltons
Petes Vailipes
Ophey
GMS
Hertzberg’ S
St. Mary's
Tiffany
idovAvenne
Bertell
Santa
Larga Siza
Poothalla
Dolly
Aemleau
Gans
Duggiee
American Boy Express
Ace
Shute
Oakland
Agora
Horace
the Quality Food House
Pdahrooge & CO
Alamo Plate
Grand Opera House
Hunt
Lids 'Valley Railway Co
Goldfeld
Nevada
A. D. Goodenough
Ruth Tetters
Hunta Galva
Tampa
A.B. Richards Medicine.co
Sherman
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!