United States Acquired Right to Panama Canal
The article argues that the United States acted to secure the Panama Canal by backing Panama and opposing Colombia after the Hay-Herran treaty failed. It claims American naval forces protected transit, prevented armed landings, and that Colombia’s actions risked war. It defends the U.S. course as morally and legally justified, praising Panama’s independence and the resulting peace and prosperity. It contrasts two possible paths and asserts the chosen path protected regional stability and national honor. The piece also notes a tripartite treaty later formed to smooth relations among Panama, Colombia, and the United States.
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Colon
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Hay- Herran
Colomian Congress
Octohen
Iathman
Bava
Hubbard
Hiville
United States
Ma Kime
Great Britain
Cies
Ely
Manama
Trowne
Republic of
The Presidents Flag and Shakespeare Inscription Authentic
The president's standard is described as a blue field displaying the coat of arms in four vertical staffs. A wall inscription at Hampton Court dated 1606, referencing William Shakespeare, has been declared authentic.
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United States
Army
William Shakespeare
Hampston Court Palace
Onge Leadville Miner Now Colorado Senator
Samuel D. Nicholson, once an uneducated Leadville miner, has joined Colorado’s senate after years as a laborer and operator. The self-made politician, born in Prince Edward Island, built a mining empire in Colorado and helped advance ore concentration methods and the zinc carbonate boom in Leadville. His bid stresses protective tariffs and rapid action to shield US metal miners from foreign competition.
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Samuel D. Nicholson
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Senator Nicholson
Prince Edward Island
Great Britain
Bay @yty
Mich
Kolson
Washington
American
University of Experience
Barty
Fossil Cephalopods Mark Time Through Sea Change
Geologists note fossils as time markers due to their rapid form shifts with sea conditions. Mentions of firms Best Firm Watch & Waite Attit Early & Late Doc & Carret and Grin & Barrett. Sherwood Music School News recalls war explosions heard in eastern England up to 150 miles.
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Watch & Waite
Attit
Doc & Carret
Grin & Barrett
Sherwood Music School News
Shelix
France
Belgium
England
Notice of Assessments by Idaho Mining Firms in Wallace
Multiple company notices dated March and April 1921 announce assessments on stock. Cedar Creek Mining & Development levies three mills per share due May 1921 with sale for unpaid June 4 at 7:80 p.m. William Becker is secretary-treasurer at 710 Hotel Street. Royal Mining Company sets two mills per share due April 26 with sale May 26 at 7 p.m. Soren Simonson, secretary, Coeur d'Alene. Hartford Mining Company imposes one and one half mills per share due May 2 with sale May 28 at 1 p.m. Therrett Towles is secretary-treasurer. office at Gyde-Taylor Building, Wallace.
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Cedar Creek Mining & Development Company, Limited
Wallace
Idaho
Ith
William Becker
Hotel Street
Wal Idaho
The
Cedar Creek Mining & Development Company
Royal Mining, Company
Wright-Stone Street
Coeur d'Alene
Royal Mining Company
Soren Simonsen
Maho
Soren Simonson
Sealren Simonson
Wallace Idaho Delinquent Valentine Mining Company Stock Assessment
Notice declares a 1 per share assessment on Valentine Mining Company Limited capital stock, payable by May 2, 1921, to Otto A. Olsson, secretary treasurer. Unpaid assessments after May 2 will be delinquent and sold at public auction June 3, 1921, at 3:00 p.m. in the Gyde Taylor building, Wallace Idaho.
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Ifice
Valentine Mining Company, Limited
Wallace
Idaho
Otto A. Olsson
Gyde-Taylor Buildings
Idahoock
Gyde-Taylor
Hypotheek Mining and Milling assesses stock in Wallace Idaho
The Hypotheek Mining and Milling Company in Wallace Idaho levied a five mills per share assessment on its outstanding capital stock on February 21, 1921. Payment is due on or before March 0, 1921 to Otto A.
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Hypotheek Mining and Milling Company
Wallace
Idaho
Hypotheek Mining and Millinre Company
Otto A
Delinquent mining assessment sale notice Wallace Idaho
The secretary treasurer of the Hypotheck Mining and Milling Company warns that unpaid assessments by March 26 1921 will be delinquent and advertised for sale. If not paid by April 25 1921 at 2 00 p m the property will be sold at public auction in the Gyde Taylor Building Wallace Idaho to cover the delinquent assessment and sale costs.
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Otto A. Olsson
Hypotheck Mining and Milling Company
Gyde-Taylor Building
Wallace
Idaho
Hypothetic Mining and Milling Co Postpones Payment and Sale
Notice states by order of the board the assessment payment has been extended from March 26 1921 to April 22 1921 and delinquent stock sale postponed from April 25 1921 to May 18 1921 at the same hours and place. Secretary-Treasurer Thuilding Wallace AT 21 31
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Hypotheck Mining and Milling Company
Otto A. Olsson
Hypotheck and Milling Company
Thuilding
Wallace
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