Dairy Owners Seek Independence From Milk Distributors
New York and five neighboring states see a big step toward independence as 83,000 Dairyman's League members push to own 12 cooperative plants and launch a 1 million dollar drive to establish 13 new sites. The plan covers fluid milk stations, butter and cheese factories, and powder and evaporated milk plants, turning farmers into manufacturers and promising fairer prices, lower costs, and steadier markets. An order for 6 million cans of sweetened condensed milk from the American Relief Administration adds about 1.5 million dollars in value to the effort.
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Turkey Seeks Soviet Russia as Sole Logical Nation
Deismal Pasha of the Young Turkish party tells AP that Turkey faces a crisis threatening national existence. He says the Entente pressures echo 1914, cites Versailles repudiation of Wilson points, and notes Russia offers reciprocal trade and economic prospects without Western exploitation.
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The Farmer's Wok and the 16-Hour Day Motive
An editor's excerpt argues farmers work long hours by choice for profit and autonomy. It notes 1910 farm land value rose sharply, with 62 percent of farmers owning land, increasing personal wealth. The piece contrasts farmer self-employment with city labor.
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Treaty and League Not Fixed Issues in Campaign
Franklin D Roosevelt said the treaty and the League of Nations are not fixed issues in the presidential campaign. He noted the treaty status could change between now and March 4. Roosevelt spoke after returning to Washington from the Democratic National Committee meeting in Columbus and said Governor Cox would outline his stance in his address at the nomination ceremonies.
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Immorality and corruption accused in Mexican border nations
Roberto Pesquera, financing agent for Mexico in the United States, labeled conditions in northern Mexican border states immoral and disorderly. He cited signposts to Tia Juana warning “To Mexico the road to hell” and alleged rampant rapine in Juarez and Torreon, plus a gambling concession that yields 11,500 dollars monthly and offers 50,000 dollars for renewed privilege. He also accused labor agents and some American merchants of exploiting Mexican workers and inflating invoices, saying officials are complicit in draining the national treasury.
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Paris Debates Civil and Military Air Service Funding
Wartime aviation progress highlighted by M Wandrin and M Flandrin as they urge continued government support. Paris-London and New York to San Francisco routes cited show 120000 miles flown with 802 passengers in 613 flights, few delays, and one American casualty. Maintenance costs for London-Paris line noted at 88000 francs per mile, reducible with experience.
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Police Hammer Pavement Thunder in Constantinople Warning Tone
Turkish police now warn approachers by hammering the pavement with heavy steel tipped sticks at intervals. The practice, once shouted by night watchmen, was discontinued by allies after the armistice. Old policemen continue the hammering, while residents object it merely guards patrols of the heat.
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Scarcity of Rice and Java Crop Refining Concerns Abroad
Owing to scarcity of ma gar in America large quantities for Formosan and Java crop are being Japanese refining concerns.
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Norwegians protest German business tricks amid wartime trade
Norwegian protest to Berlin cites deliberate German commercial practices including export tax barriers and price hikes on orders paid for in kroner. Reports say German firms added 50 to 100 percent to quotes before fulfilling contracts, forcing Norwegian buyers to pay extra to fulfill sales elsewhere. Norway’s foreign office faces complaints about German life insurers paying in marks, eroding kroner valued policies.
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Rioting in Tuam After Murders Sparks Police Action
The official Dublin castle report states that after the Burke and Carri murders a police and military unit went to Tuam. Officers fired as their dead comrades’ bodies were found and houses were set ablaze amid claims they were fired upon.
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Seventh Precinct Voter Registration Dates
Voters in the seventh precinct may register at the Washington school building on Saturday July 24 and Saturday July 21 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Registration is also possible at Mrs. Herbert Wirth’s residence on Heyburn Avenue, east of the C. E. Booth residence. Ady: 722 23224.
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Mines resume surface coal lift after occupation
HonPOCERY reports that since Lens was occupied by Germans the first surface coal has been raised from a mine. Many mines remain flooded but pumping continues. Engineers in charge say exploitation will proceed as flooding is controlled.
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Oranges Yield From Three Miami Grove Trees
During the season just closed five thousand two hundred thirty seven oranges were picked from three trees in a grove near Miami Florida. One tree thirty seven years old bore two thousand seven oranges another one thousand six hundred fifty and a third one thousand five hundred eighty.
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