Foreign trade prospects for 1925 look promising
The article discusses a growing world economy and rising U S production capacity. It notes Europe as a key buyer, with improvements in Italy France Belgium and Germany, while unemployment remains low in most nations. It argues American exporters must compete on price and efficiency, expand markets, and rely on the home market to drive production.
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Evarts and Crouch Leave for Yukon Interior
Prominent naturalist Hal G. Evarts and Earl F. Crouch of Cody Wyoming sailed from Juneau on the Gas Boat Fra Capt Swanson in command. They plan a leisurely tour via Skagway Whitehorse and the Yukon River and its tributaries, visiting points of interest and gathering wildlife observations for Evarts writing. They returned to Juneau two days earlier after nearly three weeks aboard the Fra in the locality.
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Weather Conditions From U S Weather Bureau Report
Observations from Prince Rupert Edmonton Seattle Portland and San Francisco at 4 am and 4 pm Juneau time show a low pressure area moving south with light showers near Deering Sea and cloudy conditions across most of the territories. High pressure near Puget Sound shifts toward Juneau. showers were widespread in Southeast Alaska and Western Canada. San Francisco remains unusually hot. temperatures generally cooler across Alaska.
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Foreigners in China brace for violent moves
Warnings from Chinese associates urge foreigners to evacuate as tensions rise. British officials in London say order will be kept in Plonekong with law reserved. In Canton, Europeans die or are injured amid clashes between Chinese agitators and residents, a French merchant killed accidentally by machine gun fire during a foreign quarter parade.
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Nippon Yusen suspends Kobe Shanghai express route
TOKIO reports Nippon Yusen Waisha will temporarily suspend the express service from Kobe and Nagasaki to Shanghai due to a strike in China against foreign shipping. The move affects regular freight and passenger flows between Japanese ports and Shanghai amid ongoing disruptions.
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Refugee report cites Russian officer in Shameen firing
A Hongkong dispatch says Canton refugees report a Russian officer ordered Chinese troops who fired on Shameen yesterday, killing several foreigners. The item notes the overseas casualties and the confrontation affecting foreign nationals.
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Shameen
Airplane Patrol for Forest Fires Arranged
Final plans for airplane patrol of the Pacific Coast forests include bases at Glendale Sacramento Mycene Vancouver and Seattle. Two planes will be stationed at each base with the exception of Glendale. The patrol will regularly watch for fires starting on July 1.
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Berlin Conductor Faces Gout Mistaken for Fractured Leg
Berlin, June 24. Patrons at the Berliner Theatre watched conductor Herr Schmidt-Gentner carried to his seat after a fall. Initial diagnosis claimed a fractured leg and a plaster cast was applied. A second X‑ray showed no fracture, revealing gout. he continued performances under contract.
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Empire Newspaper Bundles Offered at 25 Cents Each
Bundles of old newspapers are available at The Empire for 25 cents per bundle. Local sale offers a cheap way to stock up on accumulated press clippings and archival pages for collectors and researchers.
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Empire
Playboy of Broadway visits Bright Lights at Empire
Miss Ruby Stevens earns compliment on her dancing from Harry K Thaw during the second visit of the Playboy of Broadway to the Bright Lights venue, a leader who left twenty years ago after the Stanford White killing. old papers for sale at The Empire.
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