Think Driver Think Campaign Spurs Crossings Safety
City motorists racing for fun risk civilization and primitive instincts. The American Railway Association launches a nationwide summer safety drive urging drivers to slow at highway railroad crossings. Last year 2 149 people were killed and 6 525 injured among 17.5 million U S automobiles. This year may see 20 million cars and more accidents unless drivers exercise greater care at crossings.
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American Railway Association
United States
Shanghai Attack Casualty and Cantonal Atrocities Revealed
Miss Duncan recounts a fatal ambush near the Great Western road extension where MacKenzie was killed and she barely controlled the car with his body for over a thousand yards. In Hong Kong a Cantonese assault on Canton killed 700 Yunnanese, with mobs beating and drowning victims and one officer crucified. intervention by American and British sailors halted the slaughter.
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Miss Duncan
Great Western Road
MacKenzie
Canton
Associated Press
New York
Evening Post
Hong Kong
Alaska cost of federal administration draws critique
A 1925 column argues Alaska has become a costly federal burden with 25 agencies across 125 activities. It notes per capita spending of 190 dollars and lists major appropriations by Interior, War, Commerce, and other departments while praising the territory as an investment yet warning of duplication and overlap.
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Alaska
Uncle Sam
Secretary of the Interior
Department of the Interior
War Department
Commerce Department
Department of Agriculture
Post Office Department
Treasury Department
Navy Department
Labor Department
Department of Justice
State Department
Think Driver Think Aims to Save Open Spaces From Motorists
Rural eastern states fear motor tourists threaten farmers as open spaces shrink. A self regulation code urges drivers to avoid posted land and leave no waste, while western districts see forests and open terrain inviting rather than restricting picnics.
Kellogg Calles clash sparks diplomatic unease
A critical semi official Kellogg statement about Mexico City provokes anger from President Calles and unsettles U S Mexican ties. The dispute risks hindering future diplomacy while revealing tensions in regional cooperation and press driven exchanges.
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Kellogg
Mexico
Mexico City
Calles
United States
Rio Grande
Washington
State Department
Great Production Forecast for 1925
William Jardine secretary of agriculture predicted a year of great production for 1925 after a cross country trip. He spoke at a chamber luncheon with delegates from California Arizona New Mexico and Utah and criticized wheat hoarders for harming prosperous conditions.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
William Jardine
United States
Jardine
Chamber of Commerce
Economic Conference of the Southwest
California
Arizona
Ney
Utah
Middle West
General Sir Charles Fergusson a Rhodesian era leader
General Sir Charles Fergusson, military governor of the Rhineland since 1918, is noted for services in negotiations on the four power pact. He served in the Sudan, was wounded, and commanded the Fifth Division and later army corps in World War I. Born January 17 1865 in Edinburgh, he is the seventh baronet of Kilkerran.
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Sir Charles Fergusson
Rhine
France
Great Britain
Rhineland
Germany
Belgium
Fergusson
Soudanese
Edinburgh
Kilkerran
Poems That Live Like Barley Bending In Sea Winds
A fragmentary verse note by Barn Teasdale speaks of resilience and renewal as barley bends by the sea. The piece imagines rising from pain to turn sorrow into song despite hard winds and long days. In nearby text a playful line from Detroit News mentions July warmth and thawing.
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Detroit News
What’s the Use of Failing Bank Sets Dangerous Precedent
The Iown bank, which recently failed and paid 100 cents on the dollar, has created a dangerous precedent, per the Des Moines Register. The critique highlights risks to confidence in bank failures and depositor protections.
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Iown Bank
Des Moines Register
Girl Witness at Shepherd Trial
The testimony details Miss Pope recounting Shepherd's alleged manipulation of Billy McClintock. She describes plans for marriage, guardianship wealth, and Typhoid knowledge used to influence events before Billy's decline and death during the trial.
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Billy
Shepherd
Miss Pope
Young McClintock
Dartmouth College
Dartmouth
Joseph P. Savage
Honors Fall to Butte Students at Montana Graduation
Dowall won the Joyce Memorial prize in English. Harold Blinn of Dillon was named winner of the Silver Bow chapter D A H history prize. Degrees were conferred for spring quarter. graduates include Angeline Maris in education, Mozetta Williams in education, Frances E Holly in English, Lillian Kerrigan in English, Helen McGregor in English, and others in English, history, mathematics, physical education, journalism, and pharmacy. Track stars Arnold Gilette and Russell Sweet received in absentia prizes. Master of Arts went to Frederick A Lawrence in chemistry. Frank J Burney in education. Eva T McKenzie in Latin. Juan Caproza earned a Master of Science in forestry. Dr Gottfried Hult gave the commencement address on an opalescent art.
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Dowall
Harold Blinn
Dillon
der Lutte
Angeline Maris
Mozetta Williams
Frances E. Holly
Lillian Kerrigan
Helen B. McGregor
Helen Co. McLeod
Waine Nyland
Ida 8. Ericcson
Effie Eminger
Marian Fitzpatrick
Marie Margaret Leary
Henrietta L. Wilhelm
George Dahlberger
Ben Gordon
Martin J. Hudtloff
Martin C. Bjorgum
Laurena A. Black
Ellen Garvin
Fred Martin
Martha G. Reichle
Roy F. Allen
Kenneth Simmons
Martha G. Reich
Frank J. Burney
Grangeville
Ida
Eva T. McKenzie
Missoula
Juan D. Caproza
Cuyapo
Neuva Becja
P. I
Gottfried Hult
University of North Dakota
Daily Cross-Word Puzzle by Ruth Von Phul
Crossword clues list across and down entries with definitions including words like ancient, girl’s name, breathe form, bind, cry of a beast, like, tardy, the twain, soak, baby’s name for father, foods, strip, mountain lake, remove seeds, anger, mentally sound, clenched hand, prefix not, unite, employ, filaments, tax, endure, mouth, Latin example, card game, debtor, saint, admitting, and a down set covering movement, ridges, cloth measure, sailors, before, born, toward, proportional part, a state, poet lines, strokes, fissure, solution, shelter, satiate, brave, herb, plant, marriage announcement, advance, pope, skirt, girl, classify, occupy, quest, amass, plant, excited, varnish product, bird, even, exclamation, lithium symbol.
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Mountain Lake
Batiate
Brave
Modern books focus on business and sex, says author
A writer argues that contemporary literature centers on two topics, business and sex. He notes the public’s demand and claims current authors supply such works to meet it.
Last Rites for Warren Stone Leader in Labor Buried
Warren Stone, longtime head of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and a noted figure in labor finance and politics, was buried after funeral rites in Cleveland on June 15. The ceremonial events reflected his influence across industry and public life.
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Cleveland
Warren 8. Stone
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Local obsequies honor a Lakeview Cemetery figure
Elms of Lakeview Cemetery host simple funeral near Garfield monument. The advisory board of the Brotherhood meets tomorrow to select a successor to Mr. Stone as president. William R. Prentiss, first vice president, is seen as next in line under the Brotherhood constitution.
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Lakeview
Garfield
Stone
The
Brotherhood
Mr. Stone
William R. Prentiss
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