Railroads Needed for World Producing Power Growth
The Chronicle discusses rail expansion as essential for feeding a booming population. It compares land areas and current railway mileage across continents, notes underdeveloped interiors in South America Africa Asia and Australia, and argues new lines would lower per mile costs and boost regional production and ocean transport capacity.
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Africa
Asia
Australia
United States
Europe
Bureau of Railway Economics
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United Kingdom
Japan
Western Australia
New Zealand
Canada
Railways of the World by Grand Divisions
The table lists continents and regions with population, area, and railway metrics. Europe shows 476,000,000 population and 3,872,500 total area. North America 136,000,000 people and 5,500 miles of track. United States 110,000,000 population and 3,200 miles of railway, with notes excluding polar regions and Alaska.
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United States
South Ameri Africa
Asia
Railways OF the World
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North America
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Belgian author's former wife to appear in Paris theater
Mme Georgette LeBlanc Maeter, former wife of a noted Belgian author, sailed from New York aboard the S Paris. She is set to appear in Paris with Gunna-Waiska's company in the Polish prima donna's new theater, bringing versatility to the French capital stage.
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New Theater
Senators split over Harding world court plan survey
A survey of senator attitudes shows about 73 favor and nine oppose the world court plan. Senators are ranked by recent public opinions or close associates, indicating an overwhelming senate passage if brought to a vote.
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Buckets Shop Scandal Grows with Missing Records
Mia Winslow is implicated as records vanish in a growing bucket shop scandal. Details mention a local figure bringing new work to her hometown with a debut block titled Picture Frames.
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Halle
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Europe Looks to U S for Aid in Global Pressures
Senator George A. Moses returns from abroad asserting Europe seeks American financial help as the League of Nations debates loom. He cites Harding era policy shifts and current international tensions shaping U S diplomacy.
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Europe
League of Nate
Harding
Lee Bee
Dinner Stories and a London Artist in a Quirky Tale
A reminiscence shares John Barrymore’s earthquake tale and a comic art studio moment. An English painter restless for a title after a purple landscape asks his wife for ideas, pondering “Home” before jokes about a doomed cat and a farmer’s feline misadventure surface.
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London
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Auction listing hints at metal and equipment sale
A mixed catalog of goods and scrap items signals an upcoming auction. The listing mentions plumbing electrical gear office equipment oils gases steel frames and various metals. It notes items like chairs lavatories and machine parts among a range of auction lots with unspecified quantities and conditions.
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