Cotton Facts Secret Wires To Director North Latter Replies
President Harvie Jordan of the Southern Cotton Association accuses the Census Bureau chief North of withholding and obscuring ginner data. He notes the 1921 crop is still under ten million bales and urges public release amid controversy over figures and publishing delays.
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Jordan
Kaita Ga
Harvie Jordan
Southern Cotton Association
Censis Bureau
Washington
North
Thesus Bureau
South
Worth
Seadws
Industries in Indiana Milltown Yearly Industry Totals
A fragmented report outlines Indiana industries for the year ended December 1. It lists 7,04a establishments in operation with diverse output across building trades, dressmaking, blacksmithing, wagon manufacture, foundry products, glass, lumber, and meat packing. Salary figures and employment details appear for several sectors.
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Simmary
Ronafitur Og Imdustries
Surf Thais
Amory
Banyon Ipal Industries
Ill Products
Gliss Iron
Haguers Lumber
Fighting boll weevil report highlights cotton trials
The sheet notes work by Prof B T Gal Towias at the Plant In gos department documenting boll weevil experiences and cost analysis. It mentions emphasis on Egyptian cotton, new fibers, and plants including a Fort Trange orange variety with growth prospects north of the current orange belt.
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Plant
Ingos i Department of Agricul
Willow
Hasta
Zebra to Be Trained in New York for Experimental Station
The Agriculture Department reports Grevy zebra captured in Abyssinia will be shipped to New York City for immediate shipment to an experimental station. The animal, placed under guard, will be housed at a National Farm before transfer to a department station. Also noted is a Gainesville Ga request to study extending rural delivery service north and west of that area, with a grand jury backed resolution sent to the Postmaster General.
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New York
Abyssinia
Peur Tury of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Gainesville
Grand Jury
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Ward
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Calcutta
Chittagong
Bay of Sangal
Lassa
Tibet
United States
Roma
Hamilton
Terry Slip
Brooklyn
Bronx Zoological Garden
Cecil French
Zoological Park
Ras Makennen
National Park
Washington
Bronx
Harrar
French
Searches for his uncle story in Marion Ohio paper
Niam Cowan believed to be in Washington, sought by Judge Black and Marion police as they aid Troy Cowan in finding his only relative. The boy, age twelve, traveled from Mount Airy to Columbus then Delaware, earning a few coins while authorities trace his Cowan uncle.
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Judge Black
Marion
Ohio
William Cowan
Washington
Cowan
Troy Cowan
Manon
Delaware
Marion Daily Star
Mount Airy N
Mount Airy
Columbus
H. H Cowan
Swiss Chancellor Lectures Draw Large Crowd at Public Library
The eleventh lecture in the school board series filled the public library hall as crowds overflowed stairways. Prof Otto Sahh of Berne spoke on Jura defile and Geneva moments in Swiss history, while John Hitz highlighted Ritter Haus and Swiss education. Louise and Ida Sahli sang native tunes in Swiss costumes.
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Berne
Legation
John Hitz
Deves
Valta Burean
Georgetown
Switzerland
Sahh
Jura
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Cliiron
Geneva
Boninard
Count of
Satoy
Bittlefields
Divico
Lucius Cassius
Hitz
Schaffhausen
Henri Durant
International Red Cross
Heiden Willlam Tells
Tell-Gessler
Misees
Louise
Ida Sahli
Philadelphia Orchestra at Columbia Theater Impresses with Beetho ven
The Philadelphia Orchestra of eighty musicians under Mr Scheels direction presented Beethovens Fate Knocking at the Door in C minor. The program included Faist Overture Wagner Schillings Prologue to Sophocles Mine Samaroffs performance received hearty praise for Liszts War Horse and Beethovens Third Symphony. Samaroff handled the Liszt piece with notable strength and grace, declining an encore despite calls from the audience.
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Columbia Theater
Scheels
Sophocles
Samaro
James W. Ratcliffe Buried in Rock Creek Cemetery
James W Ratcliffe died Sunday night at his home on New Hampshire avenue northwest. He was laid to rest yesterday in Rock Creek Cemetery with services by Rev George Bailey of the Western Presbyterian Church. Stumph Lyford plans their annual midwinter clearing sale starting Thursday February 1.
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James W. Ratcliffe
James W Ratcliffe
New Hampshire Avenue
Rock Creek
George Bailey
Nineteenth Street
H Street
Ratcliffe
Washington Christian Endeavor Union Plans 500000 Headquarters
Washington Christian Endeavor Union proposes a 500000 capital campaign to establish a world headquarters in the capital. A 25th anniversary banquet at the YMCA will host William Shaw of Boston, with Commissioner Macfarland chairing an international committee. No funds will be solicited at the event as the group discusses the plan and aims to gain business and religious backing.
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Chrstian Endeavorers
Washington Christian Endeavor Union
Christian Endeavor
Baltimore
Macfarland
Washington
Almet
William Shaw
Boston
Worlds Christian Endeavor Union
Union
Shaw
Washinngton
Unon
Philadelphia
YMCA
Association
Washngton
Funeral of Mrs Bell at St Johns Beltsville
Mrs Elizabeth A Bell died Sunday evening at nearly four score after a long illness. Daughter of the late William Thompson English colonist and writer. She married William Bowie Burford then John W Brill and is survived by son W K Burford. Funeral at St Johns Episcopal Church Beltsville conducted by Rev W J D Thomas. Interment in family plot. Pallbearers listed. accompanying mourners from Maryland joined friends along route.
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Elizabeth A Bell
William Thompson
Bell
William Bowie Burford
Montgomery County
John W Brill
W_ kK
4 B Hoff
Jennie Fawcett
Rogers
Emma T Molinm
Beltsville
Maryland
Teachers Plan Reception for Principal Keene
Seventh division teachers host a reception for supervising principal Joe Keene as he marks forty years in district service. The event at Petworth School runs from 3 p.m. with brief exercises and an informal welcome to friends and former pupils.
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Joe Keene
Petworth
Keene
New Officers Installed by Union Veterans Unit
H G Dean installed new officers of John C Kelton Command No 18 Division of the Potomac at the Soldiers Home Thursday night. Officers named: Joh P Wright colonel James Barnes lieutenant colonel John Bowen major John Henniss chaplain Jerome F. Candelett adjutant C.B Hayes officer of the day Thomas Green officer of the guard and John Keizer sentinel. The notice mentions Southern's Panama Limited to Florida and other winter outings.
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H G Dean
Union Veterans’ Union
John C Kelton
Division of the Potomac
Joh P Wright
James Barnes
John Bowen
John Henniss
Jerome F. Candelett
C.B Hayes
Thomas Green
John Keizer
Sentinel
Lord Curzon and the Unionists
Lord Curzon remains bitter toward the defunct Unionist cabinet over his India viceroy resignation. He avoided contact with ex-premier Arthur Balfour and ex-secretary Broderick on returning to England, while King Edward and Queen Alexandra sent dignitaries to greet him on arrival. On the French Riviera the Curzons recover from long service in India as King Alfonso courts Princess Ena of Battenberg in person at Biarritz. The piece also notes proxy marriages for royal alliances across Europe and Bavaria’s centennial status after Napoleon’s fall.
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Viceroyalty of India
Lord Kitchener
England
King Edward
Queen Alexandra
Arthur Balfour
Mot
St John Broderick
Curzon
French Riviera
India
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Biarritz
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Duke of
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America
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Florence
Trasbon
Austria
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Max Joseph
Versailles
Lous XVI
Marie Antoinette
Nancy
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New York Tales of Snakes and Monkeys Entertain Rumors
Random items from New York papers describe a ship Indrashana crew dealing with escaped pythons and mutinous monkeys, a Gravesend race course sale, a Mrs Whitney party for Dorothy Whitney, Dr Andrew J McCosh’s appendix operation, burglaries at Puck editor Keppler’s home, Ostwald’s talk on artificial life at Columbia, a Bronx boy gang called HOHA, and various city curiosities from Chittagong to Abyssinia.
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Lascar
Indrashana
Craven
Singapore
Terro
Abdulbn-Jangir
Gravesend Race Course
Gravesena
Dwyer
Brooklyn Jockey Club
Handsome Colonial Residence with Large Ballroom For Sale
Price listed at $25,000 for a detached colonial home in a fine neighborhood. The property features a very handsome interior with a large ballroom and is set among well kept surrounding homes.
Handsome 16th Street Residence For Sale At $13,000
The well constructed home on 16th Street features hot water heat and two modern bathrooms with a stone and brick front. A solid dwelling offering quality construction and period charm for $13,000.
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16Th Street
Brownstone front with 10 rooms listed as bargain
An affordable brownstone front is offered at $8,500 featuring 10 rooms in a desirable numbered street area west of and near Conn. The listing emphasizes bargain pricing and prime location for prospective buyers.
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Conn
Stone front residence near Conn offered at 14500
A white stone front house facing south in a choice location near Conn features 12 or 14 rooms and 3 baths including a servants bath with hot water heat and a first floor kitchen. Also offered for 33000 is a handsome stone front residence on the block between 20th and 21st Streets, unusually well built with a first floor kitchen and modern detailing.
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Conn
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