Philippine Islands Prosperity Report Hits Free Trade Effects
The annual Philippine commission report notes a drop in exports to the United States but a rise in imports and sugar tobacco earnings. Railroads expand, industries grow, and postal savings banks show steady gains as Filipino deposits rise. Mainland and insular commerce rebound amid improving provincial prosperity and education.
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Philippips Commission
Bureau of Insular Affairs
War Department
Congress
United States
National Rural Letter Carriers Deny Withdraw Official Paper
Leaders meeting in Washington rejected Postmaster General Brown's demand to withdraw the Ro F D News as the association organ. They stood by editor Brown amid charges of misleading postal revenue claims tied to accounting methods. House committee probes cited a disputed $219.00 local seat claim and larger funding issues.
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Washington
PV de Graw
Heithdrawn
Geawa
Ty Brown
Te Grawe
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Wilan
Chiari 18 Economical Move Cuts Consular Posts
Panama's acting president Ro Annfe Chia b seeks to cut costs by trimming consular services. Orders reduce posts to five with New York Liverpool Hamburg Kingston Jamaica and Hong Kong among locations. Consular work in cities will be handled by honorary agents. Warmer 4 Fisher, U.S. Interior Secretary, arrived for a canal inspection and reception.
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Panama
Ro Annfe Chia
Fisher
Interior
Bankers to Request Congress for Farm Instruction
Minneapolis bankers from eight states including Minnesota will urge Congress to fund expert agricultural teachers and demonstrators to work with farmers. A committee of bankers from the states and the National Bankers Association will meet in Washington to push the proposal.
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Minneapolis
Minn Fes
Texas
North Carolina
North Dakota
Wisconsin
Iowa
Minnesota
National Bankers Association
Washington
Joseph Chapman
Court rules diplomatic immunity limits arrest in Hing case
The Court of Cassation reversed earlier rulings on American consular agent Hing, holding diplomatic status prevents arrest but allows trial and possible condemnation. The Franco American accord of 18 governs immunity. The government may pursue action with the United States.
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Wrasch
Pans Feb
King
Court of Cassation
Teral
United Buttes
Emigration Frustration Urged By Job Information Office
The Division of Information at the Department of Labor seeks to curb American farmers leaving for Canada by coordinating a nationwide distribution of data on available farm land and opportunities within the United States. Officials report 75,000 farmers emigrated to British North America last fiscal year and say state agriculture departments, boards, and bureaus will push informative materials to steer settlers to domestic options. The drive includes government land and development clues, climate and product details, and calls for state guidance to aid in proper resident distribution.
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Department of Labor
British North America
Canada
United, States
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United States
Avision
Ohio Iinc
Tadzana
Iowa
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Richiman
Ohio
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Sidte
Kovernment
Sigte
Opan
Bureau of Manufactures Expands Support for U S Export Trade
The Department of Commerce and Labor’s Bureau of Manufactures reports 30,000 manufacturing firms in the United States have export interests. Exports rose to 2,000,010,000 dollars in the fiscal year, with half value from manufactured goods. The bureau aims to foster domestic and foreign markets by gathering and sharing trade information and connecting manufacturers with opportunities abroad.
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Department of Commerce and Labor
United States
Nageta
America
Endless Chain Puzzle Promises Large Cash Prizes
A puzzle contest offers up to 520 dollars for solving the endless chain count. Each link is a core circle touching others. no tricks or deceptive parts implied. Accuracy and patience determine the closest correct answer and prize outcome.
Santo Domingo seeks halt to aid for revolutionists
From Santo Domingo comes a demand to the State Department for no further Hastlite assistance to revolutionists at Monte Christo. Dominican authorities request neutrality and warn against continued Hast intervention as the crisis unfolds.
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State Department
Serloya
Monte Christ
Old Age Pensions and Brotherhood in United States Cities
A review of civil pension practices in U.S. cities notes many systems for police and firemen, rail workers and unions funding sickness, disability, and early annuities. It covers foreign models, labor movements, and Massachusetts recommendations favoring contributory retirement with employer participation for economy and efficiency.
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Charles Dick
United @tates Helpler
United States
Tracherm
Great Britain
House of Ons Haa
Bassachusetts
Accisi Agiinet
Commission
Enter for each cent pay daily post or daily and Sunday rate
Instructions outline how to enter contests by payment per month or year, with options to submit multiple solutions. Dividends multiply prizes against amount paid, prorated by number of solutions and payment period, with rules on multiple entries, same solution, and payment methods. Newsprint style notice on subscriptions and safety.
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Daily Post
Ifne
Washington City
Puzzle contest rules and tie handling described
The text outlines puzzle contest rules, including progression of puzzles, timing for subscribers, and prize division in ties. It notes multiple puzzles with a final tie breaker and cash equivalents if needed, plus conditions for posting times and how ties are resolved.
Postal Notice for Outside Readers on Subscriptions
Important notice explains how outside subscribers can obtain delivery in Vermont and urges payment by mail. It instructs subscribers to contact the agent if they move or receive the paper by carrier and to ensure proper credit to avoid misrouting.
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Choowe ‘Moldreas
The Endless Chain Puzzle Prize Table Summary
A historical lottery style table outlines multiple prize levels with cash awards, merchandise, and subscriptions to The Post. It lists First through Fifth prizes, special capital prizes, and numerous smaller awards including a diamond ring, gold watch, tailored outfits, and a library set. Prizes depend on subscription payments and vary by duration and combination with daily and Sunday editions.
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Post
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Pedamobiles for Children Puzzle Seeks Solutions
The contest offers unlimited submissions with no penalty for mistakes. Time counting is irrelevant as the final answer and the first answer share the same standing, inviting readers to begin counting immediately and send multiple solutions if needed.
Special Notice on Submissions and Prize Rules
Special Notice declares unaccompanied money will not be registered for subscriptions. It states the puzzle manager isn’t responsible for money sent by forwarders or in improper envelopes. Entries must follow contest rulings. Cooperation between two solvers may split prizes jointly. All papers and data must be preserved for the puzzle manager. Do not send papers unless called for.
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