Von Hindenburg War Criminal Reputation Recalled
The article recalls Von Hindenburg as a war criminal candidate and discusses how he avoided trial while Ludendorff remained in prominence. It covers Allied charges, German reverence for the veteran, and whether his reputation will weather political storms as the world watches with curiosity. It also touches Maryland political moves on women candidates and party splits.
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Puzzle Champion Ruth von Phul Solves Bogey Tin
Cross word clues list across and down dense with misspellings and stray phrases. Ruth von Phul, famed puzzle champion, reportedly solved a bogey tin in seven minutes. The grid and entries mix abbreviations, foreign words, and unclear indications.
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Ruth von Phul
Women and the Offices in a Guttural Age
The piece notes women hold some offices nationwide but no sign of a major gender power shift. With about 2,000,000 more women than men, equality is discussed as a potential future principle. It cites the National Woman's party and mentions Ferguson of Texas and Mrs. Ross of Wyoming as influential figures shaping candidate sentiment.
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Texas
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Dawes and the Senate Reform Drive Gains Steam
Washington reports from the New York Sun say Republicans are rallying to the Dawes plan and pushing for changes to Senate rules. Senator Hale, a rules committee member, helped liberalize rules in 1917, limiting chairs and major committees. Dawes and Hale seek a majority check to curtail minority rights, risking a major clash over Rule 23.
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Trade good as critics say Coolidge plan hurts sales
American retail trade shows rising sales in April versus 1924 across big New York and Chicago stores and national chains, with some lines cheaper by 10 to 15 percent. Judge Gary says the trend refutes claims that Coolidge economy measures harm commerce. Cuban planters foresee the largest sugar crop in history.
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Span of life could extend further says Sir Ronald Ross
Sir Ronald Ross foresees longer lifespans aided by medical progress. He cites London figures with average age around 59 and notes life expectancy rising 50 percent since 80 years ago. A Pasteur Institute scientist predicts 150-year lifespans in 100 years, while other doctors discuss immortality possibilities if disease research advances continue.
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Who's Who In The Day's News Richard Harris
Richard Harris, 45, a leading Wall Street figure, hails from Texas where his family were cotton traders. He began as a newspaper boy then a messenger, rising with his brothers to form a New York cotton house that they now control.
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Little Stories about Ignacio Zuloaga in New York
The text quotes Spanish painter Ignacio Zuloaga praising hard work while noting laziness as a common cause of failure in the ai World. It includes garbled dialogue about artistic effort and a critique of creative output, implying a busy life of illustrating rather than writing.
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Ignacio Zuloaga
New York
Horoscope gains for bankers and big business in May 13 1925
On Wednesday May 13 1925 friendly stars dominate with Jupiter Uranus and Venus in benefic aspect while Mercury is adverse. The forecast urges utmost energy to advance careful plans favoring bankers manufacturers and heads of large firms with rising business cooperation and new grand-scale combinations.
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Secretara
Mars
Poems That Live in a Quiet Night
Fragmented verse reflects longing and loss with images of marigold fires and a beloved figure as the speaker seeks solace. The text shifts to cautious astrological and fortune claims, noting birthdays, marriage offers, and Taurus traits amid mentions of trade and shipments in South Africa.
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