Optimistic Outlook for U.S. Business, Judge Gary Says
Judge Gary of United States Steel predicts a near revival and a prosperous period for American business. He cites a sound financial system, solid banks, and ample credit while warning against excessive expansion and noting remaining unemployment and high living costs. He expects world peace to boost confidence and credits orderly business management for renewed prosperity.
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Gary
United States
Steel,Corporation
America
Japan views on conference and armament talks
Japan initially questioned a Far East conference and linked it to the armament-limitation proposal. Washington inquiries to the State Department suggested an uncertain stance. Tar Ligut'ex argued the two efforts were inseparable, and later signs showed success depended on how the limitation talks proceed.
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Japan
Far East
State Department
Washington
Tar Ligut
Hughes Views Shape Far Eastern Conference Prospects
The piece argues Secretary Hughes has long held a clear approach to the Far Eastern questions and expects genuine, open discussion at the Washington conference. It notes Japan’s desire for a pre set agenda, contrasts American formality with Old World secrecy, and stresses that lasting peace requires mutual understanding and direct dialogue among major powers.
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Hughes
Washington
United States
Europe
Japan
Paris
Harding
Ford's Comeback Reveals Hidden Waste and Reforms
A Detroit interview with Henry Ford explains his financial revival after wartime excess. Ford identified leaks in his books and plant, traced to wartime extravagance, and rebuilt on sound American business, cutting overhead to restore profitability. He emphasizes return to practical efficiency and disciplined spending.
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Henry Ford
Detroit
Ford
Ford's Return to Prewar Standards Restores Income
The text describes Henry Ford's shift from wartime financial caution to prewar norms. By curtailing cargo and restoring traditional income focus, Ford paid off his $60,000,000 debt and resumed full manufacturing. His approach boosted confidence across the auto sector and broader industry.
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Ford
Wall Street
Presumptuous Bolshevists provoke cautious Washington reply
Dispatches report the Soviet government sent an expression of surprise and resentment for not being invited to the Pacific and Far Eastern conference. The piece argues Bolshevists seek power, Russia’s interests are served by enemies of bolshevism, and the armament talks should proceed to protect humanity. It notes food needs in Russia and questions the status of the war with Germany. An aside mentions Harvard glee club in France and a San Antonio farmer's claim about August lawn mowing.
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Washington
Stockholm
Bolshevists
Hughes
Russia
Far East
Harding
United States
Heart of My Heart Poem Fragment by Alfred Noyes
Fragmentary OCR of a poem about unity and love. The speaker declares one with the wind, stars, and sea, saying we are one with a song today and cannot die. The text blends phrases about heart and world, ending with attribution to Alfred Noyes.
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Alfred Noyes
Trial of Underwood Mystery Revealed In Memoir Interview
In a long interview transcript, a judge discloses that he considered sharing confidential testimony about John Underwood and his will. The judge explains motives around a possible new will, the old will’s location, and whether destruction or discovery could affect inheritance for Robert Underwood and Mrs Underwood. The dialogue hints at deeper family tensions, executor doubts, and the possibility of a hidden motive behind the father’s murder, leaving Bartley unsettled as they depart to continue the inquiry.
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Mr. Bartley
Bartley
Joln
Hartley
Robert Underwood
Bart
Mr. Underwood
Underwood
Waderwood
Nevil
Burtley
MD Ao
Yeu
Fudge Grant
New York
Phelps
Unscriounts
Ief Phelps
Shelps
Arked Bartley
Robert
Sun
Agal
Anne
Eneug
Bert
Uuderwood
Mra. Underwood
Johnny
S Farm
Mr. Smith
A Laugh or Two and a Haystack Observation
A collection of light vignettes and misheard lines from a village page. The editor refuses a poem but offers a personal column mention for a subscription. Johnny visits a farm, misidentifies a haystack as architecture, while Louise faces maternal reproach over a ride with an officer.
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the Clarton
Weller
Where to Go. Princessa Frames Up at Grand and Empire
The page lists several film showings and stars. Dina Cooper and Company headline The Frame Up at Princesa. Constance Tal madre appears in Wedding Belts at Grand. Hope Hampton stars in The Bait at Rialto and She Lost Romance at Empire. The Palace of Darkened Windows screens at Teture and Royal shows Hope Hampton in The Bait.
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Princesa
Dina Cooper and Company
Grand
Constance Talmadre
Empire
Rialto
Ee Royal
Hope Hampton
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Harry Staton
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