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January 26, 1914
Semi Weekly Herald
Durango, La Plata County, Colorado
What is this article about?
American commercial expedition of Southern Commercial Congress delegates arrived in Trinidad, South America, on Jan. 24 for a 24-hour visit, receiving a highly cordial welcome from officials before departing for Barbados and then New York on Jan. 30.
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COMMERCIAL EXPEDITION AT TRINIDAD, S. AMERICA
TRINIDAD, South America, Jan. 24.-
The American "commercial expedition" composed of delegates to the Southern Commercial congress which was held at Mobile, Ala., some weeks ago, arrived here today for a 24 hour visit. The reception accorded the Americans here by municipal and government officials exceeded in cordiality even those accorded at previous stops. The expedition leaves here tonight for Barbados, which is the last stop before the Americans leave for New York, where they expect to arrive on Friday, January 30.
TRINIDAD, South America, Jan. 24.-
The American "commercial expedition" composed of delegates to the Southern Commercial congress which was held at Mobile, Ala., some weeks ago, arrived here today for a 24 hour visit. The reception accorded the Americans here by municipal and government officials exceeded in cordiality even those accorded at previous stops. The expedition leaves here tonight for Barbados, which is the last stop before the Americans leave for New York, where they expect to arrive on Friday, January 30.
What sub-type of article is it?
Arrival Departure
Economic
What keywords are associated?
Commercial Expedition
Trinidad Arrival
Southern Commercial Congress
Delegates Visit
Where did it happen?
Trinidad, South America
Domestic News Details
Primary Location
Trinidad, South America
Event Date
Jan. 24
Outcome
cordial reception by officials; departing tonight for barbados, then new york on january 30.
Event Details
The American commercial expedition, delegates from the Southern Commercial congress held at Mobile, Ala., some weeks ago, arrived for a 24-hour visit. Reception exceeded previous stops in cordiality.