Canal Subsidies and Rail Taxes Stir New York Tax Debate
The report notes railroads paid over 20 million dollars in 1923 taxes while receiving no subsidies. It warns that canal costs will fall to taxpayers as railroad taxes rise, arguing freight on the canal costs three times as much as rail transport from Buffalo to New York. It questions why New York taxpayers fund the canal at about 12 million annually, given its economic inefficiency and aging status.
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Bureau
Buffalo
New York
United States
America Moves Closer to Europe Says Masaryk
President Thomas G Masaryk of Czechoslovakia on his seventy fifth birthday interview says Europe shows economic and political improvement and America, though powerful, should not remain isolated He stresses Americas moral duty to promote world harmony and closer relations with Europe while rejecting money as mankind s savior
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America
Europe
Czechoslovakia
Thomas G. Masaryk
Germany
France
United States
China
Russia
A Legal Occupation and Public Affairs
A column argues housekeeping should be recognized as a real occupation with home recognition more than legal status. It urges husbands to value their wives work, then notes domestic appreciation matters more than laws. Also discusses Abd el Krim in Morocco and broader climates of war and industry.
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Abd-El-Krim
Morocco
Spain
Riff
France
Abd - el-Krim
New Hope for Mankind in Postwar Peace Efforts
The piece lauds Austen Chamberlain as a leading advocate for global peace and disarmament. It highlights Britain's willingness to join naval reductions while stressing the need for broader cooperation. It frames fear distrust and resentment from the war as barriers and calls for righteous diplomacy toward universal safety.
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Austen Chamberlain
Great Britain
Britain
Chamberlain
England
America
House of Commons
New York Faces Costly Barge Canal White Elephant
An old Erie canal enlargement has burdened New York with 231 million plus costs since 1905. Despite a 12 million taxpayer investment last year the project is described as money after bad, operated free of charge in hopes of lasting utility.
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Italy
Greece
Egypt
New York
Bureau ‘Railroad Economics
Real Estate Boom Across U S Cities Says Trade Group
The National Association of Real Estate Boards reports a more active market than a year ago with plentiful mortgage money and falling lending rates in parts. Demand for single family homes leads in 157 of 225 cities, city lots in 39, suburban lots in 64, and business property in 50. Rentals stabilize and building shortages persist in some sectors, while transfers rise nationwide.
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Florida
Canada
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Association
Prophecies and public figures cross paths in humor and warning
A breezy column riffs on Popular Mechanics forecasts from Hoboken fire chief and other wit, linking prophesy to daily life. The piece mocks superstition, cites fire safety, then comments on Billy Sunday, Los Angeles crime, Moscow assassinations, Bryan and Darrow theatrics, and French self regard.
Horoscope for Friday June 26 1925 uncertain day
The sun remains in benefic sway but Jupiter Saturn and Venus are adverse making the day uncertain. If young and male consider seeking employment under this guidance. Theaters may suffer patronage though certain serials could profit from appearances as a moon enters a new phase.
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Jupiter
Saturn
Venus
Daily Crossword Puzzle by Ruth Von Phul
Crossword puzzle champion Ruth Von Phul solved this puzzle in a bogey free four and a half minutes. Across clues include narrative song prior to dance in triple time and a river in France among others while down clues cover cleaning implements ethereal and a repast among many others.
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Ruth von Phul
France
Nicea
Failures Rise in Italy Amid Quiet Reforms
The article notes a surge of failures in Italy while reflecting on Wordsworth's meditation on imagination and inner inspiration. It contrasts external events with inner vision, suggesting a divide between public struggle and private contemplation.
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Florence Davies
Abdel Krim
Rift
Paris Stock Exchange
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Butte Office
West Park Street
Anaconda Office
Butte
Deer Lodge
Dillon
Bozeman
Philipsburg
Pasivana
INTRI
Anada
Standard Publishing Company
Butte, Mont
Associated Press
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Prudden
King & Prudden
Madison Avenue
Steger
Chicago
Globe
Boston
Chamber of Commerce
Los Angeles
Montgomery Street
San Francisco
Leary
Seattle
Popular Mechanics
Hoboken, N. J
Billy Sunday
Moscow
Bryan
Darrow
North Pole
Daily Cross
Ruth. Owen
Pal
AIM
Fis
William Wordsworth
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