Peak in bond market seen passing as activity hopes fade
The New York market showed weariness with colorless trading as prices drifted lower despite looser money. Dealers say the peak may be past and renewed activity needs a shift in the money outlook. Australia moves to issue 75 million dollars in the United States backed by J P Morgan. Cologne plans a 10 million, 6 percent 25 year loan at about 88. Market totals show last week’s new issues near 44 million dollars, with corporate financing around 2.76 billion. Reorganization managers extend limits on St Paul bonds and stock, with assent from holders of substantial debt to the plan.
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United States
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Cologne
Germany
Berlin
Stock Exchange
St. Paul
Mondell Possible Cabinet Pick Stirring Republican Politics
The resignation of Frank Monde ll from the War Finance Corporation prompts speculation he may join the Coolidge cabinet. Analysts cite Treasury Interior or War posts as likely, citing his role as Republican convention chair and prior leadership in Wyoming politics. Monde ll, born 1869 in St Louis, built a long career in public service and national politics.
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Wyoming
Mr. Mondell
Eugene Meyer Jr
St. Louis
Iowa
Ida Harris
Newcastle
Wyo
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Land Office
Dry Farming Congress
Senate
Borah Rejects Dawes Plan for Senate Reform
Senator Borah opposed Vice President Dawes on changing Senate rules arguing reform would weaken minority protections. He spoke in Filer Idaho defending current rules and filibuster saying the Senate exists to check hasty action and prevent being a mere voting machine. He criticized recent antics by a minority and urged dignified debate under the Dawes plan.
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Dawes
Filer
Idaho
American Senate
Delmonico’s Name Fades From New York’s Palatial Hotels
The Delmonico brand, once a national symbol of culinary excellence, loses its distinguished name as courts redraw business and a 25 story bank tower rises over the Fifth Avenue landmark. The 1827 start by Peter and John Delmonico ends with demolition and ongoing litigation in 1919.
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Maine
California
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Ynho’s
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Mrs Huck Explores Female Prison Life and Its Lessons
The Illinois congresswoman at large, Mrs Winifred Mason Huck, after a brief jail stay under the alias Elizabeth Sprague in Marysville Ohio, recounts humane treatment of women convicts. She notes prisons’ clean cells and decent meals, and argues social prejudice against ex-cons is largely unfounded for women though perhaps harsher for men.
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Illinois
Ohio
Marysville
Elizabeth Sprague
William Penn
Pittsburg
Wheeling
W. Va
Delmonico’s Departure Marks End of An Era
The piece laments Delmonico’s closing as a grand New York institution. It notes the club’s history as a dignified gathering place for leaders and debutantes, resisting trendier trends while preserving personal attention. The court hopes for a future where Delmonico’s name endures in signage nationwide.
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Delmonico
New York
Court clash over scripture quotes fuels trial rhetoric
The remark suggests Mr. Darrow may quote scripture to bolster arguments, seen by Mr. Bryan as evidence that the defense lawyer mirrors his famed father’s methods. The exchange underscores the heated rhetoric in the courtroom strategy.
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Darrow
Bryan
Mutual hostility to resume between male and elephant
A lighthearted quotation notes that tension between a male and an elephant persists as they stand back and watch. It suggests that permanent peace between them is unlikely, reflecting a view on evolution and natural rivalry.
Wry Commentary on War Talk and Education Pitfalls
A pithy critique notes fears of US involvement in Asia and debates over evolution in schools. It jokes about religious doom, illegal liquor, and alien arrivals, while quipping that Dayton days show monkeys invading the Kilkenny Cats’ turf.
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Dayton
Kilkenny Cats
Bryan Keeps Public Spotlight Long After His Peak
Future historians note that William Jennings Bryan never faded from the national picture while he had a chance to stay in it, remaining a persistent presence in politics and public life.
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Historians of America
Mr. Bryan
Relax and keep cool says golf champion Hagen
Florence Davies notes Walter Hagen’s rules for winning stress the mind over the muscle. Relax often to avoid overwork and fear of “musts” as nerves and worry undermine performance, especially for wives and mothers who set the home’s tone.
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Walter Hagen
Hagen
Japan faces feeding crisis prompts land reform plan
Officials from Japan's agriculture and forestry department say land in Hokkeido and Korea could be opened for cultivation with incentives. Although overall food output rose, growth has slowed and not kept pace with population rise.
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Associated Press
Tokio
Japan
Department of Agriculture and Forestry
Hokkeido
Korea
Little Stories From A Lawyer And A Childs Rico Story
An old tale shows a lawyer’s price for freeing an imprisoned boy as $260 if in the stone county jail and $10 for the wooden holdover. A boy learns the Lord loves a cheerful giver, even when the penny is all he can offer. A country boy’s milking lesson ends with a joke about the cow’s crankcase.
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Darkey
Frederick
Johnny
Scotsman jokes on wireless program night
Macfarlane attends a friend's evening with a mix of music and talk. The host quips about free entertainment while Macfarlane notes the lack of acrobats. Separately jurors fail to reach a unanimous verdict, with an obstinate foreman admitting the difficulty.
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Macfarlane
Mac
Timely views on world topics and engineering era
Cyrus E Woods extols the US foreign service as fair open and essential to world politics and trade. A Atwater Kent declares this era the greatest for engineers noting vast opportunities for technical graduates and rapid radio field advances.
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Cyrus E. Woods
U. S
Japan
Regul
Regu
A. Atwater Kent
Philadelphia
Kent
Worcester
Mass
Polytechnic Institute
Ralph Earle
Worcester “Tech
Cubist inspired chevron dress in casual frock design
The feature highlights a hand blocked crepe dress called the chevron frock with a plain bodice, pointed front, long sleeves and fuller skirt. It emphasizes minimal trimming aside from a large embroidered flower at the front hem and notes global fashion trends including Viennese printed tussah sports dresses and races attire with sheer circular skirts and lace embroidery.
Horoscope for Monday July 20 1925 hopeful reforms and travel
The forecast notes friendly planetary aspects including Venus Neptune Mercury and Uranus with a mixed read on France England relations. A New Zealand solar eclipse promises higher birth rates while the new moon favors new undertakings and reforms. Projections call for labor power growth, women’s reform activity, a lucky wedding day, possible college challenges, and travel as a likely surprise.
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Neptune
Mercury
Uranus
Mars
Leo
France
England
New Zealand
McClure
Poems That Live in the Dark
A poem of night and darkness by George Arnold describing silent cedar trees drifted sands and a dark sea. The speaker pleads for light as ink and shadow overwhelm the world and the soul seeks illumination.
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George Arnold
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