Buying Foreign Bonds Profit Amid Domestic Interest
An American financier urges investing in foreign bonds to aid unsettled exchange rates. With Europe's debt high and gold scarce, four remedies are weighed. Buying foreign securities, especially war bonds from Britain, France, Italy and Belgium, may benefit both foreign and home investments, though many still favor domestic opportunities.
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Europe
United States
America
Sings for Winter Foster Community Harmony in City Talks
The mayor backs moving summer outdoor gatherings into churches and halls for winter. He promotes community singing, games, debates to ease social unrest and maintain friendly ties. Summer’s informal spirit boosts neighborly contentment, while winter doors should not shut out such informal contact.
Public good measures promote communal pride and unity
Public good measures are among the best tools for agencies to foster shared interest and pride in a community, signaling commitment to collective welfare and cohesion.
Free Drinks for Horses in Boston Lightens Load
The Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals operated a traveling water cart and three stations to soothe thirsty city horses. Last month 68 000 horses benefited from these relief efforts as neglect persists in many towns. The piece lauds mercy and fairness toward working horses amid calls for better care.
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Dobbin
Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Boston
Political heredity and prejudice in suffrage debate
A St Louis leader urges voters not to vote by heredity or prejudice at a Minnesota ratification banquet. The St Paul Pioneer Press notes some heredity and bias in voting remains, especially among men, while praising women as more free minded and heart oriented, forecasting apathy among many male voters.
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Minnesota
Walter McNabb Miller
St. Louis
St. Paul
Pioneer Press
Profiteering in Army Food Shock for Chicago Merchants
Chicago wholesalers are accused of profiteering from army surplus food sold at or below cost to aid the public. Reports say surplus stock was bought surreptitiously, stored or sold at regular prices, with some labels altered and a dealer admitting 33 1/3 percent profit. Public concern calls for tighter controls to keep funds intended for relief from hoarders.
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Chicago
City Food Bureau
Indianapolis Chosen as Ad Club Convention Site
Indianapolis was chosen unanimously as the 1920 meeting place for the annual convention of the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World. Selection was made by the presidents and former presidents of advertising clubs of the association.
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New Orleans
Indianapolis
Associated Advertising Clubs of the World
Advertising Clubs
Association
Mexican rebel calls Carranza traitor in manifesto
In Washington a copy of a Francisco Villa manifesto condemns Venustiano Carranza as a traitor and urges Mexicans to unite for another campaign against his regime. the document labels Carranza as misleading the nation.
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Vilea
Carranza
Washington
Frank
Mexico
Cisco Villa
Corringa
Carranga
Italian Infantry Troops Switch Sides at Fiume Armistice Line
Poppy companies of Italian infantry marching to the armistice line joined Captain Gabriele d Annunzio's forces in the last 24 hours. Conservative estimates set total troops at Fiume around 8,600 as the shift occurred.
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Riumer
Wannunzio
Fiumige
Wilson Tour Described as Traveling Show by President
President Wilson touring by special train drew cheers in Truckee California as crowds watched the traveling show described by spectators. The event showcased the president and his entourage during a September outing, highlighting the spectacle and reception from attendees.
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Witsons
Tradtn
Hiuughingthy
Truckee
Cal
Tate
Traveling show ends with Mrs Wilson tribute remark
A remark directed at Mrs Wilson was heard during the scene as he offered her the line This is the best part of this traveling show. The moment capped a sequence of shouts and applause signaling a lighthearted finale.
Bank of Hollister Condition Report 1919 No 112
Report of the Bank of Hollister Idaho as of September 12 1919 shows assets totaling 176 132 95 with cash on hand and banks loans and discounts and securities. Liabilities include 114 680 14 in deposits and 20 000 00 capital stock with 483 06 undivided profits and taxes reserved. Craven cashier swears to truth before notary.
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Bank of
Hollister
Holster
Idaho
Ceee Eee
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