The Canadian Market as a Neighboring Trade Partner
The article argues Canada is the United States’ natural and accessible foreign market, buying more from the U S than Latin America combined, and stresses maintaining strong political and trade ties. It notes the one sidedness of current relations, the need to balance trade, and suggests joint growth from mutual commerce, especially in wood pulp and related products.
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California
Boston
New England
San Francisco
Canada
United States
Great Britain
France
China
Amercan
Canadian
Howver
Plenty of Coal Supply Through Centuries Foretold
An article notes experts claim abundant coal reserves will sustain the nation for millennia. J W Paul of the US Bureau of Mines cites 6 000 years of supply, while coal deposits in Montana and North Dakota alone hold trillions of tons. Some doubt accuracy, but consensus says future generations can rely on coal with prudent use.
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J. W. Paul
United States Bureau of Mines
Adam
Montana
North Dakota
Private stock in cellar beats saloon for late hours
A private stock in the cellar has one advantage over the saloon, anyway. It keeps the men home nights.
President's Health Improves as Congress Stirs
Fragmentary note suggests the president’s health is much improved and signals movement with Congress. Ambiguous text references social media, informal channels, and possible hands-off stance. Context unclear due to OCR damage. main idea points to a temporary easing of health concerns and congressional activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Farmer Labor Party questioned as weak third party challenge
The piece argues the Farmer Labor party launched in Chicago lacks unity, strong program, and leadership compared with historic two party system. It notes the US two party structure is deeply rooted and unlikely to be endangered by the new party, asking where Roosevelt's 1912 effort stands now.
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Farmer-Labor
United States
Republic
Farmer- Labor
Chicago
Theodore Roosevelt
Seasonal standardization urged to curb waste in garment work
Sidney Hillman, head of the Amalgamated Garment Workers of America, criticizes the three month sewing season in women’s wear. He argues seasonal work inflates prices, wastes labor time, and raises costs for the public. A year round, standardized product could spread demand and stabilize profits, but who will undertake such standardization of women’s garments.
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Sidney Hillman
Amalgamated Garment Workers of America
Sea
Coal supply claims echoed from 1917 winter fears
The managing director of the American Wholesale Coal Association contends there is no coal shortage and that none will occur, contradicting fuel administrator warnings from the summer of 1917 and recollections of the harsh winter that followed.
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American Wholesale Coal Association
John D Rockefeller Warns of Oil Monopoly Comeback
A fragment cites John D Rockefeller at 81 as playing a better golf game and threatens a return to the oil business to “clean up” a monopolistic successor, the British empire. It mentions a Delaware chemist claiming buttermilk contains up to 3 percent alcohol, alleging violations of the Volstead Act, and references Charlie Fairbanks’ buttermilk cocktail.
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John D., Rockefeller
John ‘D
Charlie Fairbanks
Hawaiian named for Olympic delegation draws attention
A fragment notes an American delegation including an athlete from Hawaii, Duke Kahagamoku, whose name stands out amid the list. The sentence hints at Olympic selection and recognition without detailing dates or outcomes.
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Duke Kahagamoku
Bolsheviks Armies Advance Threatens Poland Allies
The article notes Germany remains technically at war with Russia despite neutrality signals. It explains Versailles abrogated Brest Litovsk and no new pact exists, while Polish quarters worry allies may seek German aid to stop Bolshevik advances. If Germany assists, it may demand changes to upper Silesian coal fields and other peace terms.
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Germany
Russia
Brest-Litovsk
Upper Silesian
Poles Hold Front as Bolshevik Advance Is Checkered
Warsaw reports uncertainty inPoland's military situation with Bolshevik onslaught checked on the extreme right and left wings. Center battles continue at once unstable positions near Pele-blat and Pinsk as Poles defend former Russo German positions. Rumors of Grodno fall persist though officials say it remains held and Polish forces counterattack along the Zebricz and Kamene tsko Stok frontline while Budenny’s cavalry is repelled. The overall impression is improvement in the south with Poles defending their ground.
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Warsaw
Polant
Pele- Blat
Pinsk
Gradno
Grodno
Zebricz
Galician
Lemberg
Republic
Ohist
Towna
Waa
Zebruce
Kamenets Podolak
Kamenetsko~ Stok
Btyr
Budenny
New Labor Party to appear on Oklahoma ballots
Oklahoma City July 23 The newly formed former labor party will wave a place on both primary and general election ballots in this state this year. It was learned today at the office of the secretary of the state election board W C McAlester.
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Oklahoma
City
Formerr Labor Party
The
State Election Board
W. C. McAlester
Cabinet resignations shock Belgrade amid teaching row
The cabinet of Prime Minister Vesnitch resigns after parliament refuses to vote confidence. The shakeup follows the chamber's debate over the government's stance on teacher selections and education policy. The move signals a constitutional crisis as the prince regent receives the cabinet’s resignation.
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Belgrade
Prénlar Vesnitch
New Air Liner To Be Greatest Ever
Association reports Milwaukee to launch a new airliner next month designed for night flying and capable of carrying passengers and freight. It is said to surpass any American or European craft with a deadweight capacity of 5,000 pounds and silent operation.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
America
Europe
Senator Harding Resting After Exhausting Campaign Day
Senator Harding rested from fatigue after notification day. He read telegraph messages of congratulations on his accepted speech and took a motor trip to Mansfield 40 miles away for luncheon and golf. Senators Frelinghuysen Hole and Elkins joined him, with Frelinghuysen predicting the Democrats will split and Wilson remains their weak asset.
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Associated Press
Marion
Harding
Mansfield
Knox
Fennsy
Vania
Frelinghuysen
New Jersey
Hole
Maine
Elkins
West Virginia
Democrata
Wilson
Republican leaders vow nonstop campaign after Harding notice
In Marion Ohio yesterday Republican National Committee chairman and leaders returned from the Harding notification celebration. Hays declared the campaign is on in every sense and will run high with no letup until election night.
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Chicago
Republican National Committee
Marion
Ohio
Hays
Cox shifts campaign to Trailsend amid talks with senators
Governor James M. Cox Democratic presidential nominee moves his political war room to Trailsend home in Columbus area. He plans to finish his acceptance speech for August 7 while meeting Senator King of Utah and Senator Harrison of Mississippi to discuss campaign issues and public matters. Moore, the convention manager, notes the discussions covered labor, league reservations and progressive legislation.
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Associated Press
Dayton
James M. Cox
Trailsend
Columbus
Cox
S. Harrison
Mississippi
King
Utah
AH. Moore
Senate
League
Patriotic Demonstration in Santiago Amid Bolivian Turmoil
A crowd in Santiago joined a patriotic march to the war office while Ladis Errazuriz, the war minister, stated that reservist calls and the manifesto aimed to show vigilance, not aggression toward Bolivia or Peru. An interview from Antofagasta with General Prudencio noted revolts mainly reflect internal Bolivian policy, with Peru's possible involvement viewed as limited to the younger military ranks.
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Santiago
Chile
War Office
Ladis
Lao Errazuriz
Eturn
Bolivia
Peru
Mercnrio
Antofagasta
Prudencio
Guerre
Pridencio
Dareely
Mberal
Italian Aviator Recalls Far East Flight Trials
An Italian aviator recounts a perilous journey across Asia to Tokyo. He describes extreme turbulence over Korea, seasick conditions, and a heavy rainstorm near the Hakone area. He faced machine gun fire near Aleppo and engine trouble in Baluchistan before being mistaken for a British pilot and finally identified as Italian.
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Tokio
Korea
Koréa
Jimmy
Straits
Hakone
Bangkok
Ubon
Hanoi
Baluch-yistan
Lannl
Regional Republican campaign heads named for Pacific Coast states
The San Francisco regional headquarters announced three bureau heads for the six Pacific Coast states. The Speakers’ bureau is Addison Smith of Idaho. The Oregon bureau lists former State Senator John T. Hart of Idaho. The Labor bureau names Representative John I. Nolan of San Francisco.
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San. Francisco
Pacific Coast
Addison “I. “Smith
Idaho
Oregon
John T. Hart
Inbor
John I. Nolan
San Francisco
Forest Fire Control Reached Near Riverside Region
Fire crews gained control of forest blazes in the Idylwild mountains about 60 miles east of Riverside after several days of threat to the mountain resort and surrounding grain fields. reports indicate containment and diminishing flames as authorities monitor the affected area.
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Fnto
Riverside
Cellt
Idylwild
Cortrol
Memages
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