Debates on finance and women's civic action in 1920s Europe and US
The piece surveys Dawes Plan reparations, French debt policy, and Cailleux’s finance approach in Paris. It notes Florida banking quirks with spousal signatures, then covers the National League of Women Voters pushing public education on voting, world court support, and constitutional amendment issues. It ends with reflections on gold standard, the League, and postwar disarmament.
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Germany
France
Caillaux
Paris
National Woman's Party
National League of Women Voters
Congress
World Court
League
League of Women Voters
Missoula Track Meet Draws 300 Athletes from 91 Schools
Missoula hosts Moritana's annual interscholastic track meet with over 300 competitors from 91 high schools, plus declamation and dating contests. Vocational Congress for Boys meets at Montana State College in Bozeman as part of a busy week of faculty conferences and student events.
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Missoula
Moritana
State College
Bozeman
University Field
Montana
Quntry
Igh
Butte High School
Central
State Lege
Thous
Butte
Anaconda
University City
France Finances Under Caillaux Plan At Issue
Financial plan sparks debate over M Caillaux a turning point for France finances. Some praise his fiscal genius and steady policies while critics attack his methods. He rejects confiscation and colonial sales urging heavier taxation and stricter income collection to curb laxities.
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M. Caillaux
Ministry of Finance
Caillaux
France
Herriot
Great Britain
United States
Jimmy Skunk Helps Farmer Brown In Garden
In a rural tale Jimmy Skunk and Farmer Brown's Boy collaborate to fight garden pests. Jimmy eats white grubs from the strawberry bed and later helps curb potato beetles, turning the skunk into an unlikely assistant gardener and bringing a bountiful strawberry crop.
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Saimmy Skunk
Green Forest
Simmy
Jimmy
Brown
Black’ Pussy
Bowser the Hound
Farmer Brown
Mrs. Brown
Jimmy Bhubk
Palmer Brown
Skunk
Mrs. Immy
Farmer
Pike Rear Admiral Bradley A Fiske In Whos Who News
Rear Admiral Bradley A. Fiske, born Lyons June 3 181 gen, rose from midshipman to rear admiral. He influenced wartime preparedness and propounded naval electricity inventions and writings including The Navy as a Fighting Machine and From Midshipman to Rear Admiral. He earned praise from Dewey and the Petrel captain for heroism.
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Bradley A. F Iske
Fiske
Germany
Lyons
U. S. Naval Academy
Manila
Petrel
Dewey
Fisker
Army
Navy
Scientific
Aero
The
Aero Club of America
Franklin Institute
Elliott Cresson
Prom
Bizarre Village Lottery Tales From An Old Paper
In a Main Street village a yearly raffle by a harbor innkeeper drew crowds. The landlord used metal discs drawn by his daughter from a bag to declare prizes, usually a turkey. A later quip had a bishop recalling a woman thanking his sermon as water to a drowning man.
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Hove
Bishop
Senator Bryan linked to Florida senate bid debate
A garbled collection of brief snippets quotes Mr Bryan allegedly mulling a Florida senate run. The chatter includes voter sentiment, praise or blame, plus mentions of other political figures and a possibly delayed or disputed announcement.
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Florida
Bryan
Senate
Boston
Glove
Horoscope for Thursday May 14 1925
The reading warns of a difficult day due to Saturn Mars and Neptune causing caution in business and major projects. Expect deception and misunderstandings as self love rules. rumors of wars and international tensions affect Europe and America. Children born under Taurus may show promise amid turmoil and luck.
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Saturn
Mars
Neptune
Ison
America
Britain
Daily cross word puzzle solved in five minutes
Ruth von Phul, noted cross word puzzle champion, reportedly solved the daily crossword in a bogey time of five minutes. The brief item highlights her swift performance and recognition in the puzzle world.
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Ruth von Phul
Fragmented OCR Word Soup From Meadow to Mindset
A garbled list of phrases and partial words touches on instruments, poems, animals, plants, actions, and states of mind. It reads as an OCR fragment with scattered fragments like a jumble of clues and labels rather than a coherent news item or record.
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United States
Canada
Standard Publishing Company
Butte, Mont
Associated Press
Asociated Press
Naval disarmament views shape world policy debate
A condensed note discusses the push for reducing military forces, expressing openness to complete disarmament in line with other nations. The text signals a cautious international stance amid a broader dialogue on security and balance of power.
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Anness
What's Right With The World by Florence Davies
A reader essay extols common courtesy and praise over persistent fault finding. It laments harsh criticism in families and society, advocates appreciating individuals, and urges restraint to prevent conflict and war while invoking the need for reduced armaments.
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Florence Davies
Poems That Live LAST LINES
Poem fragments evoke defiance and faith as lines speak of immortality and the power of a steadfast deity. The speaker asserts life beyond death and poems hint at universal forces persisting through doubt and time.
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