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Development of the oil traffic gave to Los Angeles an increase of 2,679,000 tons .
New Orleans comes next with a gain of 1,485,000 tons . San Francisco's 1925
foreign commerce total was 277,000 tons more than in 1922 and Baltimore and ...
Development of the oil traffic gave to Los Angeles an increase of 2,679,000 tons .
New Orleans comes next with a gain of 1,485,000 tons . San Francisco's 1925
foreign commerce total was 277,000 tons more than in 1922 and Baltimore and ...
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In 1925 some 3,172 Population in Three Counties Estimated to Have new
buildings were put up in the 12 communities referred Increased by 134,750 in
1925 to . This is an increase of 17 , or 24 per cent over 1924 . Taking the 26,950
buildings ...
In 1925 some 3,172 Population in Three Counties Estimated to Have new
buildings were put up in the 12 communities referred Increased by 134,750 in
1925 to . This is an increase of 17 , or 24 per cent over 1924 . Taking the 26,950
buildings ...
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To Increase the Cotton Business of the Port of New York wa By Concentrating All
the Facilities for Handling , Receiving , Storing , Sampling , Compressing and
Delivering It at Bayway Terminal , at Elizabeth , New Jersey . New York Cotton ...
To Increase the Cotton Business of the Port of New York wa By Concentrating All
the Facilities for Handling , Receiving , Storing , Sampling , Compressing and
Delivering It at Bayway Terminal , at Elizabeth , New Jersey . New York Cotton ...
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THE PORT OF NEW YORK PUBLICITY CO boroughs of Greater New York and almost needless | 15 |
ALEXANDER R SMITH | 19 |
Staten Island In the Making | 15 |
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