Rural credits debate delays in Congress and Wilson tilt
President Wilson consents to postponing rural credit legislation as two commissions report on agricultural credit abroad. The divided Congress grapples with land bank plans and private capital versus federal funding while immigration and Latin American trade prospects via the Panama Canal loom.
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George Clinton
Washington
United Bites
Southern Commercial Congresa
Europe
Congress
Wilson
United States
Germany
France
Congressional
Fletcher
Florida
Moss
Indiana
Banking and Currency Committee
House
Senate
Branchea
Hollis
Huthrick
Ohio
Penatore
House of Representatives
Reading Teat Incorporated
Democrate
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Latin America
Xeed
Panama Canal
John Barrett
Pan-American Union
Harrett
America
San Diego
West
Fla
United
Bhat
Central
South America
Burge
Karape Thane
Yalitiowl Ngiatere
Bieuere
Lothi
Aroris
Through the Asian Gulf Aboard a Blazing Hot dhow
The narrator traverses the Maskat coast under scorching sun. He notes the heat of 124 degrees in shade, describes the sultan’s fortress and bazaar, vivid dunes and lacks of vegetation, and recalls Curzon’s remark on high solar radiation. He bathes in the Shatt al Arab delta near Mohammereh while telling of the Fox blockade runner wrecked nearby.
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Peroian Gulf
Keege
Arata
Markat
Oman
Maskat Harbor
Hombay
Curzon
Maskat
Gibraltar
Dore
India
al Wemale
Kewell
Ward
Tigris
Euphrates
Gulf
Mohammereh
Armenia
Persian Gulf
Atlantic City
Jareb
Shatel Arab
Hassarah
Ashes to Fill Old Mines Plan for Scranton Safety
Scranton officials announced a plan to fill abandoned mine workings with city ash, aiming to reduce surface disturbances and prevent collapses. A 75,000 ton annual ash supply would be used to seal mines, reducing danger to nearby residents and making the surface area safer for the city.
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Scranton
Paler
City Hell
JG. Wager
Din Eelon
Elbaivenees
Bermoton
Misread Banter Over Tools Sparks Odd Exchange
A garbled dialogue scene shows a plumber and an establishment worker trading quips about tools and timing. The fragment hints at a tense moment and a boast about knowing where a wrench is kept, set within a bustling shop or workshop.
Notable Nevada and Oregon incidents yield scattered headlines
A burst of brief items from the West reports highway banditry, mining camp land sales, a fatalized boiler explosion injuring a man in Ontario Oregon, and the Austin postmistress Mollie Irwin indicted for embezzlement. Also noted are a Winnemucca escape, a Port Townsend leper, a Lincoln county rescue, irrigation project protests, and railroad grand juries amid broader Western commerce.
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Shangies
Nevada
Lantord Freedom
Ontario
Ore
Eclty
Mra
Mollie Irwin
Austin
Charles Barr
Winnemucka
Colorado State
Larkin
Tonopah Bonanza
Tonopah
Goldfield
May Starghter
Winnemucca
John R. Early
Diamond Head
Port Towsend
Wash
United Stars Public Health Service
Migx Mary Stark
Lincoln County
Ores
Stark
Portland
Idaho
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Cies
Mountain Home
Drake
Montana
Brettles
Northern’ Limited
Rondo
Mont
House of Representatives
Friends of
North Yakima
Washington
Pacifc
Northwest
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Devibe AG Maden
Wilton
Democratie
Seeaden
Mle
Divine
Mle Adenine
Wiletia
Sena Kern
Ueber
Lilia
Tia
Vouwlleg
Neils
United Ates
Asian Gulf
Noha
Worthwest
Utah
Wyoming
Hie Virgin Landa Company
Lilliefeld
Arig
Carp
New
Recreation Service
Tieton
Mabton
Frank C. Erieht
Frank Berger
Ecity
Seattle
Haddenam
Nugeet
Haddenham
Kika
H. E. Christmas
H. R. Christmas
First National Bank
Kemmerer, Wyoming
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U. R. Commissioner
J. R. Marquis
Kemmerer
Ivan Jonan
Ivan S. Jones
Ralph W. Smith
Robert R. Ron Smith
Rose
J. W. Sammon
Baerresen Bros
Charen, We
Cunnington & Hocker
Dentists
Evanston
Cumberland
Diamondvilie
Robert S. Spence
R. H. Embree
Kemmerer Hardware and Furniture Co, Kemmerer
Wyola
J. A. Pohjola Photographer
the Hoskins Hotel
Roropeam
White Cate
Binam
J. R. McMinn
Cian
Cate
Dr. Brown
Propristo
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