German adviser predicts Dawes plan success for Germany
Dr Bergmann, a former politics and banking figure now consulting engineer for German finances, asserts Germany will meet Dawes payments in the early years. He praises railway contributions and expects industry to ease future payments while noting possible difficulties four years ahead if a shortfall occurs, with safeguards to roll over defaults.
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Genoa
Deutsches Bank
Bergmann
Germany
Public Anticipation Grows for Dempsey Fight
The public clamor builds around a potential Dempsey bout with promoters fueling speculation and secrecy. A New York venue, high payouts, and a late September target date loom as negotiations with Kearns and Mullins advance. Bold claims of a $750,000 personal share and a quarter‑million above his 1923 Angel Firpo mark highlight the money edge in this awaited clash.
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New York
Jack Dempsey
Jack
Dempsey
Innis Angel Firpo
Kearns
Paddy Mullins
Wills
Germany's Recovery Seen In Fast Stride by Bergmann
Dr. Karl Bergmann, a German financial expert, returns home from New York after talks with major financial powers. He earlier engaged in international negotiations at Paris during the Versailles era, representing Germany in those critical discussions.
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Germany
Karl Bergmann
New York
Paris
Bergmann
China Embraces Neo-Modernism Amid Cultural Change
Anglo-Saxon residents report China shifting from tradition to latest trends, with unions forming, Confucian ideas waning, and Western influences spreading. Darwinism grows, women gain independence, and industrialization fuels socialist tensions while fashionable modernism spreads from jazz to jurisprudence. Not all change is fatal.
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China
Chambers of Commerce
Confucius
Nietzsche
Shaw
Chaplin
Pickford
Bryan
Brig Gen Lincoln C Andrews Takes Prohibition Role
Brigadier General Lincoln C Andrews, a 30 year army veteran and former New York transit chief, has moved into an assistant secretary post to oversee prohibition enforcement, signaling a tougher campaign against Volstead Act violators and possible retirement ahead for Maj Roy A Haynes as federal prohibition commissioner.
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Lincoln C. Andrews
Prohibition Department
U. 58
Treasury Department
Mellon
Roy A. Haynes
Washington
Federal Prohibition
Army
Elliott Wadsworth
Gen. Andrews
Prohibition Unit
Coast Guard and Customs Service
Andrews
Haynes
West Point
172Nd Infantry
Pershing
New York Transit Commission
New York & Queens County Railway
Jerusalem University Deliberations Spark Global Praise
Lord Balfour’s dedication address for the University of Palestine draws wide acclaim from American European and Asiatic press. The project draws massive private support including Samuel Untermyer pledging a stadium akin to Yale’s, with other Jewish benefactors boosting the effort. The university promises to advance modern Judaism and lift the community through sustained learning and governance lessons from exile. The piece also notes political figures and sports references unrelated to the main topic, reflecting a broad newspaper mix.
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Lord Balfour
University of Palestine
Balfour
America
Jerusalem
Samuel Untermyer
Yale
Radio Programs Tonight Across Philadelphia to Porto Rico
The Radio Digest list catalogs numerous stations from WSW to KDKA detailing tonight's schedules. Highlights include concerts, bands, opera, talk, orchestras, and specialized programs across cities from Atlanta to Porto Rico with times ranging from early evening to late night.
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Radio Digest
The
Associated Press
Atlanta Journal
WEEL
Boston
WGR
Buffalo
WEAF
WGN
Chicago Tribune
KYW
Chicago
WLS
Ford
Glenn
WEBH
Chicago Post
Riviera Theater
Langdon Brothers
WMAQ
Chicago News
WLW
Cincinnati
WEAR
Cleveland
WBAP
Fort Worth Star Telegram
KNX
Hollywood
WOS
Jefferson City
WDAF
Kansas City Star
KHJ
Los Angeles Times
WHAS
Louisville Courier Journal
Wcoo
Minneapolis-St. Paul
WJIZ
New York
Wall St. Journal Review
Radio Franks
WHN
WOR
Newark
Chickering
KGO
Oakland
WOAW
Omaha
WF1
Philadelphia
WOO
WCAE
Pittsburg
KDKA
Schlitz Hour of
Portland Oregonian
WKAQ
Porto Rico
KPO
San Francisco
Astrological Forecast for April 9 1925
Thursday in Aries brings mixed influences Neptune and Venus favoring romance while Uranus and Jupiter warn of deception and misjudgment in public affairs. Ocean travel prospers, foreign visits likely. political prospects and births foresee fluctuations, but gifted children and successful personal pursuits are possible for Aries natives.
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Neptune
Venus
Uranus
Jupiter
South
Pacific Coast
Orient
United States
Poems That Live by Hartley Coleridge
The poem depicts a quiet hearth scene as embers die and daily activity ceases The speaker notes stillness in the house and garden The air grows hushed as night arrives and a silent dew falls While longing for a beloved presence lingers in the hush of evening and sleep.
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Montana
Weis Cradber
Standard Publishing Company Publishers and Proprietors
Anaconda
Butte Office
West Park Street
Anaconda Office
the Daily and Sunday Standard
Butte
Deer Lodge
Dillon
Bozeman and
Philipsburg
Unitede
Nada
Standard Publishing Company
Butte, Mont
Prudden
King & Prudden, Inc
Fifth Avenue
Globe
Steger
Sharon
San Fernando
Los Angeles
Uncon A. Arorews
Jerusalem's University
la Follette
Gerald Chapman
William D. Shepherd
M. Herriot
Senator Brookhart
Ee Eermeney
Orestra
KFNF
Shenandoah
Wbz—Springfield
Uncle Bill
KSD
Sst
Louis Post Dispatch
Batte
Sealy
Ocean
Brunswick Records
Shiners
Brunswick
Brunswick Phonographs
East Park Street
Hartley Coleridge
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