Trade doubles between United States and Philippines under tariff
Figures from the bureau of statistics show U S Philippines trade nearly doubles under the Payne Aldrich tariff. Imports from the islands reach 24.3 million dollars in fifteen months, up from 11.5 million previously, while exports fall to 23.3 million dollars from 12.5 million in the prior fifteen months.
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Washington
United States
Philippines
Bureau of Statistics
Maiden 10000 foot aviation record falls in France
Pau France Dec 10 M Leganeux dies after reaching 10499 feet in a Bleriot monoplane first official 10000 foot mark reached surpassing Drexel 9897 feet in Philadelphia Nov 23 earlier records show Ralph John Stone 9714 feet at Belmont Park New York Leganeux landed half frozen after a remarkable glide from the aviation field and speedily became a speck in the sky
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France
J. Armstrong
Drexel
Philadelphia
M. Leganeux
Ralph Johnstone
International Aviation Field
Belmont Park
New York
Mr. Drexel
391 Killed In Storm Off Mokpo
Mail advices report a November storm that sank a Japanese and Korean fishing fleet off Mokpo Korea. 391 sailors drowned seven Japanese and sixty two Korean vessels wrecked 630 men aboard nine ships. Only two Japanese and 237 Koreans survived.
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Seattle
Wash
Mokpo
Korea
Three-Hour Courtship Ends In Charleston Marriage
Romance began with a newspaper ad and, three hours after their first meeting, Miss Clara Belle Shter of Grand Fork North Dakota wed Benjamin J. Comer near Charleston. The bride said her patrimony a piano and household items is en route to Charleston.
Trespass Cards Sold At The Star Office
Durable cardboard trespass cards offered at The Star office for sixty cents per dozen.
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Star Office
Ig Og Tet
Heinze Indictments Upheld by Supreme Court Ruling
The Supreme Court revived charges against F. Augustus Heinze in two 1909 and 1910 indictments for misapplication of Mercantile National Bank funds. The lower New York courts had dismissed the cases as faulty, but the high court ruled errors existed and ordered further proceedings in the lower court.
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New York
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New York City
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Southern District of New York
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Supreme Court
Wives Wanted by Wecota Bachelor Club in Bargain List
The Bachelor Club of Wecota South Dakota offers marriage quotas listing jobs such as barber telegraph operator printer teacher grain buyer and more. A catalogue of eligible bachelors by finance occupation and temperament will be mailed nationwide with an assessment charged to members to cover printing costs.
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Population gains in Kentucky Mississippi and North Carolina
Population statistics from the thirteenth census show Kentucky at 2,289,905 with a 6.6 percent rise of 141,731. Mississippi reaches 1,197,114, up 245,844 or 15.3 percent. North Carolina records 2,206,287, an increase of 311,477 or 16.6 percent.
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Washington
Relatives Win $4500 Judgment in Legg Case
Relatives of Burwell F. Legg of Warren county secured a $4500 judgment in a Washington court against the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Legg, a brakeman, died in the Terra Cotta wreck near D C years ago in which about 45 people were killed or burned.
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Norfolk
Harry St. George Tucker
Thomass. Martin
United States
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Ollie Webb
Claude T. Powell
Cora May Powell
Danville
Pud Detheridge
C. C. Haynes
Bristol
Kelly
Corporation Court
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Rockville
Sallie Reese
Philip Falk
Fulks Run
Brooks Gap
Rockingham County
Harrisonburg
Burwell F. Legg
Warren County
Washington
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Legg
Terra Cotta
D. C
Trustees Win Bankruptcy Case Over Hurst Estate Rents
The Charles Town bankruptcy court ruled in favor of Hurst trustees against Edward Tearney executors. The estate must pay $4,118 for rents and profits from conveyance to the late Tearney until creditors are paid. Mrs R T Barton served as counsel for the Tearney executors.
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Hurst
Edward Tearney
R. T. Barton
Tearney
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