Peru's Rich Coastlines Puzzle World Markets
Robert Cushman Murphy, curator at the Brooklyn Museum, reports from Peru after six months of study that the coast hosts abundant fish and vast seabird life. He notes unorganized fisheries, potential canning of crabs, guano deposits on fifteen main islands, and the Humboldt current driving biodiversity and fertilizer value. He urges conservation, expanded breeding areas, and higher freight competition to ease exports.
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Peru
Robert Cushman Murphy
Natural Science
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South America
Murphy
United States
Japan
Alexander Agassln
Robert F. Coker
United States Fish Commission
Florida
Boston
Francisco Ballen
Bal
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Chinchi
Lobos
Mr Murphy
Tima
Charleston
Peruvian
Explorer from Brown University Leads Peru Expedition
A Brown University graduate serves as director of the Explorers' Club. His Peru expedition received financial aid from the American Museum of Natural History and the American Geographical Society.
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Explorers’ Club
Peru
American Museum of Natural History
American Geographical Society
Mystery surrounds death of man found near tracks
A man about 30 with a registration card bearing the name Henry Tenet Mc Nally of Kenosha Wisconsin was found at Blair railroad station in a dying condition. He died about twenty minutes after hospital transfer. Authorities believe poisoning caused death and the sheriff will seek relatives in Kenosha.
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Associated Press
Blair, Neb
Henry Tenet McNally
Kenosha
Wis
Weoand
Blair
Wood Plans South Dakota Tour for GOP Candidate
Major General Leonard Wood, Republican presidential hopeful, will tour South Dakota next week, closing March 20 at Fort Pierre with a debate against Senator Miles Poindexter. Addresses include Watertown, Webster, Clark, Aberdeen, and several other cities across the state.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Leonard Wood
South Dakota
Wood
Fort Pierre
Miles Poindexter
Washington
Watertown
Webster
Clark
Aberdeen
Wolsey
Scottland
Mitchell
Woonsocket
Madison
Brookings
Miller
Highmore
Pierre
Rapid City
Dead
Tuskegee Head Declares Lynching Doomed At Carnegie Hall
Dr Robert Moton of Tuskegee Institute told a Carnegie Hall audience that lynching is America's most shameful crime and is doomed because the South has taken a stand against injustice toward colored people. He linked the pledge to the broader national drive against Bolshevists and radicals.
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Associated Press
NIGW
America
South
Robert R. Moton
Tuskegee Institute
Carnegie Hall
Clark declares favor for uninstructed delegates
Washington March 10 Champ Clark of Missouri former presidential candidate announces support for uninstructed delegates to the Democratic national convention. He opposes using his time in the Georgia primaries and says the party should be unfettered by pledges with a thoroughly democratic platform to nominate the best Democrat.
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Champ Clark
Missouri
Georgia
Maries
Clark
Post Office Announces Lithuania Parcel Service
The Post Office Department announced the opening of a parcel post service with Lithuania. Parcels up to 22 pounds will be accepted at 12 cents per pound.
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