British Mining Faces Trouble and Proposes Regulated Output
London Sept 11 The British coal industry faces ongoing trouble until output is regulated and production consolidated into a large corporation. Sir Alfred Mond MP argues for price stabilization through controlled production and sales, profit sharing to boost worker interest, and national and international cooperation to avoid capital waste. He notes coal will remain the dominant fuel and that over production causes cycles of boom and slump.
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London
Sir Alfred Mond
M. P
Seal, Iron, and Steel
Britain
Sir Alfred
Alfred
Farm Implements Gain Favor Overseas Trade Boom
Washington reports foreign farmers flock to American hoes rakes and plows, boosting exports. Department of Commerce says six months of 1926 exports reached 48.9 million dollars, 32 percent above the prior year, signaling a global demand surge for U S farm tools.
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Washington
Department of Commerce
Roberta and Scott Trail Suspect Through New Hampshire Hills
Roberta and her ally plan to outmaneuver Scott who pursues Roberta and her companion across New England. The detective reports sightings, orders a Washington agent to confirm the lady’s location, and Scott departs for New Hampshire to shadow movements while Roberta assigns lookouts and strategizes to prevent a potential hostage scenario.
Period of 188s and 4 per cent rise in Crest months
The department reported exports and markets with Canada, Argentina, and France among the largest recipients. Other nations listed include Mexico and Britain, while the United Kingdom and Sweden are mentioned within a brief, fragmented summary of trade data.
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Canada
Argentina
Osse
France
Rae Lal
Akuisttalta
Mtextco Biitih Bowth
Kangdom
Swelon
U S Soldiers To Be Best Educated
An article notes new aims to educate American soldiers from private to general level, detailing a reform plan at West Point and broader military education improvements. It describes a shift toward a higher standard of preparation and learning across ranks with emphasis on systematized training and knowledge.
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Sam
Lenard
Europe
Army officers urged to broaden knowledge under wartime plan
The Army War College and related schools expand training as seventy six general officers join the fall term. The War Department arranges tuition for officers at state universities to deepen expertise, while many non commissioned and private soldiers are urged to pursue broader learning and trade instruction. An army captain recalls a young laborer who joined after working for a telephone company.
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Army War College
House
Wotomac
Philippines
War Department
Army Volunteer Schooling Shifts Laborer to Boss of Telephone Outfit
The Army resisted early suggestions for volunteer schooling until patient argument persuaded him to study electricity. Now he leads the telephone company outfit he once worked as a laborer for. The largest Army schools are Fort Leavenworth Kansas and Camp Benning Georgia, focusing on military subjects with general instruction at many posts.
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Fort Leavenworth
Kansas
Camp Benning
Tien Gia
Silver three penny pieces may be withdrawn in England
Turkish women for the first trip have entered the fields of dentistry and cheministry.
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Queen Elizabeth
England
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