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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1925
Page
15
Yale Grants Record 1005 Degrees in Historic Year
Yale University conferred 1005 degrees this year, the largest total in its history, reflecting continued growth in undergraduate and graduate programs across fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
O'Doul Spotlight Draws Scout Night Baseball Moves
West coast focus as Ed Holly of the Yankees scouts Frank O Doul of Salt Lake City. O Doul hits over .400 and earns big league interest from Giants Reds and Tigers while Salt Lake’s asking price tops 40 000. Holly praises O Doul’s defense and speed noting his home life steadies his peak pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copeland C. Burg
International News Service
Los Angeles
West
Ed Holly
New York Yankees
Holly
O. K
Frank
O’doul
Salt Lake City Club
O'Doul
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
New York Giants
Cincinnati
Detroit
Yankees
Willie Hunnifield
Portland
Jackie Warner
Vernon
Hal Rhyne
San Francisco
Tony Laterre
Salt
Rhyne
Altho
Lazerre
Utah
Zip
Dash
O’dnul
Feilding
New Low Birth Rate Report For London 1924
The 1924 London birth rate fell to 18.6 per 1000, the lowest on record. Wealthy Westminster Borough posted 11.2 per 1000 while eastern, poorer boroughs exceeded 21 per 1000, highlighting class disparities in family sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
London
England
Westminister
Moscow Allows First Offense Theft Under Seven Fifty
Moscow enacts a law barring dismissal of workers for a first theft offense if the stolen property is worth seven dollars and fifty cents or less. The Moscow Trade Union of Textile Workers circulates the provision to members, urging compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Moscow Trade Union of Textile Workers
Americanization noted as bitter pill for British readers
Daily News Letter reports growing American influence in the British Isles seen in films jazz dollars and consumer goods. London journalists lament soften on remedies while Wimbledon and golf trends spur gloating over American success. No decisive push to resist American dominance emerges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry R. Flory
International News Service
London
Swaffer on English versus American film and music influence
The article critiques Swaffer for explaining how English producers can entertain mass audiences and how English composers can imitate American jazz. It notes his view that mass production is feared in England and discusses cultural dependencies on American markets and royalties. It cites examples from literature and sport to illustrate England's tilt toward American influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swaffer
America
England
The
Sunday Express
John Galsworthy
Shaw
St. Joan
Wall Street
Baruch Fund Seeks War Profit Study Critique
The New Orleans Times-Picayune questions why Mr. Baruch did not include more hawkish prophets in his project to explore extracting profits from war. The editorial raises skepticism about focusing only on economic angles without broader strategic input.
Contraband at McSwain theatre in small town mystery romance
The Paramount film Contraband directed by Alan Crosland features Lois Wilson Noah Beery Raymond Hatton and Raymond McKee in a tale of a young teacher Carmel Lee who inherits a newspaper and fights crooked politicians and rum-runners in Gideon A crooked deputy sheriff played by Beery heads a rum ring while a town photographer Hatton and a haberdasher Patel provide comic relief The cast also includes Edwards Davis Sheriff Churchill and others in supporting roles
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramount
Clarence Bkadington Kelland
Saturday Evening Post
McSwain ‘Theatre
Alan Crosland
Heaven
Jack Cunninghan
Lois Wilson
Noah Beery
Raymond Hatton
Raymond McKee
Miss Wilson
Carmel Lee
Gideon
Beery
Hatton
Victor Patel
Gibeon
Charles Ogie
Sheriff Churchill
Little Johnny Fox
Luke Cosgrave
Alphonse Ethier
Cesare Gavina
Lillian Leighton
Japanese heir linked to geisha suicide attempt shocks peers
Tokyo reports the attempted double suicide of Shintaro Kitazato, heir to Baron Shibasaburo Kitazato, and a geisha. The geisha drowned. Kitazato survived and later harmed himself. The Imperial Household Cabinet stripped his name from peerage lists. his wife keeps peerage status. The baron considered resignation. students petitioned to keep him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther A. Huston
International News Service
Tokyo
Shintaro Kitazato
Baron Shibasaburo Kitazato
Kitazato
Nikko
Japan
Tokyo Imperial University
Baron Kitazato
Imperial Household Department
Army of Ants Terrifies Naples
In Naples a vast swarm of millions of ants invaded streets cafés shops and clubs attracted by electric lights. The insects crowded over people disturbing patrons and darkening some storefronts all night. Prohibition officials reportedly face anticipated demands for beer with a kick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naples
Local Woman Plans Report On Sorbol Quadruple Experience
Celia Shikora of 621 10th St Milwaukee says she will tell or write her experience with Sorbol Quadruple. She cites relief from difficult breathing dizziness and a clogged feeling in the throat. Inquire at Gwin Mays drug stores or write Sorbol Company Mechanicsburg Ohio Adv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celia Shikora
10Th St
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Gwin & Mays
Sorbol Company
Mechanicsburg
Ohio
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