Admiral Benson vows to defend American merchant marine growth
Admiral Benson insists foreign propaganda will not halt U S merchant marine expansion. He warns against insults by any nation while praising open trade and urging continued private shipyard activity to sustain America’s rising tonnage and naval readiness.
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Admiral Benson
United States
I- 18
Great Britain
Benson
Shipping Board
Germany
England
Council of the Powers
United Kingdom
Butter imports raise concerns for Danes and U S butter trade
The piece condemns Danish butter imports as harm to domestic dairy, citing factory closures in Minnesota, mislabeling by retailers, and calls for stricter sanitation and quality standards to defend against foreign competition. It blends editorials on health, industry and politics with literary asides.
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Sher
Denmark
Minnesota
United States
Campaign Funds and Slush Fund Allegations Stir Presidential Race
The piece surveys charges of large campaign funds and slush money in the presidential contest. It notes Gov Cox’s claim of a rising fund, Upham’s tally of 994 35982, and Rep Britten’s assertion that British Parliament money reached 87 500 to Democratic coffers. The Senate committee’s inquiry and calls for transparent records seek to clarify sources and expenditures amid public distrust.
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Coxs
Upham
Democratic National Committee
Hritten
Senate Committee
Guv Cox
Hays and White
Wstead
An Old Bogey on Labor Leader Gompers Politics
The piece critiques Samuel Gompers as a labor leader, noting wartime honors but accusing his political forays of being a partisan weapon. It argues employers do not use terror to sway workers and calls the fear of political influence a recurring, unfounded bogey.
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Mir Gampers
Vr Gompers
New York State Federation of Labor
Employers of Labor
Pennsylvania Railroad
Gompers
Mptoyers
New Viscount Arbuthnott Lives On Ranch In Canada
The new Viscount Arbuthnott, fourteenth in line, resides with his wife on the Spotted Lake ranch in Alberta, Canada. He is married to Admiral Oxley’s daughter, with no son to inherit, the peerage passing to his brother. The Arbuthnott line traces to 1641 with Sir Robert Arbuthnott and includes a fond history of family title, estates, and notable ancestors.
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Arbuthnotts
Welsh Guards
Spotted Lake
Canadian
Alberta
Charles Lister Oxley
Inverbervie
Robin Arbuttnott
The
Black Watch
Arbuthnott
Scotland
Robert Arbuthnott
Charles I
William the Lion of
Osbert Olifard
Holy Land
Lord Arbuthnetts
Fordeun
Kincardineshire
Arbuthnett House
Eleventt
Arbuthnott House
Arbuthnett
Dalrymple Arbuthnot
Dalrymple
France
Robert Keith Arbuthnot
Portsmouth
Arbuthnot
Blaka
Hedworth Lambton
Wortsmouth
Lambton
Meux
Sir Hedworth
Capt Black Six Weirs
Hubert Ponsonby
Higiva Dundas
Thomas Dundas
Lair
Fetland
Tord de Mauley
Bristol Cathedra
de Mauley
John Webb
Oldstock House
Vas
John
Lord de Maulley
de Maulkey
Peter de Mauley
Kedward I
de Mauleys
Poitou
Rouen
Prince Arthur
Peter de Manley
Mulgrave Tsahel Turnham
Henry II
Sherborne Castle
Dorsetshire
Henry
Constante
William Ponsonby
Earl of
Bussilesosa
Barbar Ashley
Queen Victoria
Lord Palmerston
Lord de Mauley
Soelery
England
Tim
Lord de Manie
Margquiee DE Fontenoy
Army Alaskan Flight Ends After Bar Landings
Four United States Army planes completing a New York to Alaska expedition landed on river bars due to unsuitable runways. Capt St Clair Street reported persistent fox rain and snow, with mail packages dropped during a stop near Nome. The squadron planned an overhaul before a possible return via Cape Prince of Wales and the Pribilof Islands.
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Army
Bar
Alaska
St Clar
War Department
New York
Yukon
Streat
Alsc
Meme
Iupes
United States Army
Cape Prince of Waes
Piemede Islands
Beesan
Stret
New Star Explains Unusual Sky Event at Harvard Observatory
Capt Thomas of the ni i observatory at Muri Island announced receipt of a report from Tas Angel about a new star visible yesterday. The star appears near a large comet and the sun, with magnitudes possibly changing over days and months as observed.
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Harvard Observatory
Thomas
He Ni i Observatory
Muri Island
Erol Charies
Angel
Presta
Madden Plans Dual Mail Systems for Nation
Representative Madden unveils a plan to split the postal service into two systems one for parcel post and one for first class mail each with its own terminals employees and transportation. An advisory committee of seven surveys needs supports and a nationwide test is proposed to prove feasibility while a cost study is conducted.
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Chicago
Madden
Wisden
House
Senate
Ima
Mus Bc
Udaing
Rates and procedures for free car releases explained
A partially legible public notice discusses car release rates and eligibility. It mentions state and local authorities, eight to ten guidelines, and the need to apply for rate relief or exemptions. The text references commission actions and court involvement in processing requests.
Woman suffrage discussion echoes in Galveston visit
The fragment mentions 44 255 in Galveston Texas chatting with visitors in Washington Tennessee. It notes enthusiasm for enfranchisement of women, speculation on ratification and amendment, and references to Tennessees stance and related political figures.
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Galveston
Texas
Tennessee
Amerca
JG Hales
Menphi
Maryland Oysters Scarce and Prices Rise Amid Shortage
A fragmented report notes oyster supplies in Maryland are tight with rising prices and sparse availability. Trade observers cite poor harvests and limited beds while fishermen face scrutiny and unusual market pressures affecting next shipments and storage.
Harbor men wage raise approved by labor board
The labor board today granted wage increases for harbor service workers in New York and surrounding regions. About 2 workers receive increases of $25 monthly with options for several terms tied to year end. The decision affects crews on routes including New Jersey Delaware and New York Central lines.
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New York
Minerabout
Mons
Warses
Johor Goa Fans Union
Reise
Hirhor
Lolays
Bedouins in British Zone Promise Limited Reforms in Palestine
British Palestine commissioner Herbert Samuel says an agreement with France would allow limited reforms for Bedouins in Transjordan. The plan involves tokens like coins and a restricted steadiness of military service, while major political autonomy remains withheld. Arab leaders react cautiously, with some expressing dissatisfaction as arms enter Palestine ahead of any broader settlement.
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Jerusalem
Angoy
Tosranhi
Transyrban
Herbert Samual
Palestine
Itas
S. Seme
French Exchange Unaffected Amid Debts and Talks
Paris reports that despite ongoing Anglia Franc loan negotiations, operators anticipate little immediate change. Brevetincois Mar sal notes confirmed plans to address individual debts, while Hythe conference had reserved action on intergovernmental debts.
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Paris
Bredert
Hythe
Wlites
Peru Flips to Gold Support to Ease Currency Shortage
Reports indicate Peru seeks gold imports to cover a currency shortfall, with government action to secure funds. Aimed at stabilizing credit and easing the monetary strain, arrangements are being made to back currency worth 1.9 million Lerusian pounds as advised by the Department of Commerce.
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Peru
Department of Commerce
SECURES TITLE TO OIL LANDS
Government moves to assert title over oil lands after lengthy inquiry. Officials estimate the government has secured clear title to more than 60000 acres within public domain. Royalty potential projected at about 10 million dollars.
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Messmrr
governa +1
Panther Defeats Aero Squadron in Cave Encounter
War Department reports an aerial squadron effort to capture a panther mascot ended when the mother panther defended her cubs in a Randerson cave. The squadron suffered defeat as the animal prevailed in the encounter.
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Panther
Aero Squadron
04Th Aero Squadron
Cave
Randerson
War Department
Billion Dollar Deposit Required for Island Yard Sale
A fragmented notice shows a $1,000,000 deposit required to participate in a land or property sale on an island yard, with references to a public board, permits, and anticipated expansion. The text is garbled and contains obscured details about dates and actions but points to a large financial commitment for a sale and regulatory approval.
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Key
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Harding
Bill
Other Fellows Campaign
Bob Thompson
Poland
Canada
Leir
Bristol
Victoria
Commission
Mens
Washington
West Fa
Cerop Tere Sa
Oman Stone
Pia Corten
Anton
Maryland
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Thor
Peng
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British Zone
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