President's address praised for world peace and economic stability
The President urges backing for a Permanent Court of International Justice and stresses U S business leadership in peace and justice. He calls for minimal foreign obligations, cooperation between government and business, and growth in electrification building industries and transportation to restore confidence and stability.
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America
Permanent Court of International Justice
United States
President Coolidge Urges Mutual Co operation in Business and Government
President Coolidge addresses the Chamber of Commerce of New York urging mutual understanding between business and government and praising American business for its service oriented structure. He notes wage gains, lower prices, and the role of American credit in stabilizing Europe after the war, calling for continued peaceful progress and international amity.
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Coolidge
Chamber of Commerce
State of New York
Nome
America
Mol Il
Joleen Ite Lare
Europe
World sugar production hits record high in 1925 26
An as yet unabridged report shows total global cane and beet sugar output at 24,242,250 tons for 1925 26, the highest on record. Cane sugar in America totals 8,910,250 tons, Asia 5,740,000, with beet sugar worldwide at 8,425,000 tons. The year marks abundant supplies after wartime shortages and lingering memories of rationing.
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America
Asia
Frame Dwellings Survey Shows Fire Risk by Building Type
A survey of 49 American cities over 20,000 population finds about 75 percent of buildings are frame structures yet fewer fires occurred there than in non frame buildings last year. The Engineers and Construction Company suggests frame dwellers are more careful with fire hazards, though trade downturns may inflate non frame fire figures. The report notes continued reliance on wood for construction despite a shift toward brick concrete and stone. Lumber scarcity could further limit frame building.
Shenandoah Inquiry Drags In Court Discharge Possibilities
The court weighs three options in Mrs Lansdowne’s charge amid debate over fair play. It may recommend a trial for another by the secretary of the navy, exonerate a defendant, or discharge him before capacity ends, as Major Henry Leonard and Captain Foley testify. A report from Dr Tuckerman notes no material fault at the Ohio store readings.
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Henry Leonard
Shenandoah
Lanedowne
Secretary of the Navy
Opium Raid Delivers Dramatic Chinatown Bust
Police described lengthy narcotics probe in Chinatown leading to a May 19 raid on No 205 0 No 206 207 blocks. Officers Hoffman Day and Hildebrand confronted a runways long hallway where a knife, opium scales and cards held 18 grains of opium were found. The raid featured reenactments as courtroom spectators watched Hildebrand simulate the pursuit through a mock chase.
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Hildebrand
Chinature
Chinatown
Rand
Straw
China Alley
Offcer ‘Hoffman
Dayly
No. 205
Upstaire
Mitchell Will Go On Stand Monday
Army court martial proceedings near a conclusion as Col. William Mitchell’s defense readies to rest and air officer witnesses are expected to testify on Monday. Prosecution moves to present extensive rebuttal evidence addressing key charges of incompetence in national administration.
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Washington
William Mitchell
Chicago May Not Enforce Day Law
Chicago officials consider a shift in policing focus as the committee on judiciary proposes that 5000 police quit enforcing prohibition daylight rules and instead chase criminals. The substitute resolution, passed 9 to 2 by the committee, will go to the city council for passage and seeks to modify federal prohibition amendments.
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Chicago
Young pamphlet on dating and social life from a Preparatory student
A letter from a young writer recounts changing views on dating, church life, and social conduct. He reflects on high school, business college, and interactions with “wild” girls, claiming personal growth through nightlife, parties, and a trip to New Haven. He urges Lonesome to drop old fashioned limits and embrace a lively social stance while staying Christian.
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Business College
Sidte Mice
New Haven
Praeger
Coolidge Sees World Court Adherence in Address
President Coolidge urged economy and efficiency in government and endorsed world court adherence in a New York speech. He noted dangers from government involvement in business and stressed sacrifices to meet perils, citing Washington as a model. Col. Coolidge sent congratulations via radio link and telegram.
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Amarence
George Washington
Washington
Waldorf-Astoria
Plymouth
John C. Coolidge
Associated Press
New York
Spokane Man Killed Under Train Wheels
AP reports the mangled body of 8 8 Malmquist of Spokane was found on the Northern Pacific right of way two miles west of Missoula. Railroad men and Coroner Forkenbrock believe he fell from a flat car on an eastbound freight near Missoula yards, ground along the tracks for 228 feet while riding ahead of the caboose.
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Associated Press
Missoula
Malmquist
Spokane
Northern Pacific
Joseph Forkenbrock
Maimau
Mystery in Annulment Action Hints at Hidden Letters
In a high profile annulment case, Rhinelander's testimony depicts a tense courtroom scene. The attorney introduces a so-called mystery letter from 1921, prompting emotion as details unfold about Alice, Leonard, and their hotel stay in New York.
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Rhinelander
Mr. Davis
Alice
Leonard
Marie Antoinette
New Yorman
Thietiie
Josdon
George
Ailee
Enelioh
Jecsdien
Alig
Igpunsel
Menaliy
Ives
Nevaaneltons Wetttit Sont
Thie
Davis
Arizona
Grace
Jones
Austrian Amcan loan to Austria for 2 million dollars
The Austrian government negotiated a five long term Am can loan of 2 million dollars. The loan runs 25 years with interest at 9.15 percent on the value price of 87, about 9.5 percent on the nominal price.
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Associated Pres
Vienna
Horoscope predicts promising ventures and personal clarity
Friday, Nov. 20, 1925 astrologers say the stars favor initiative and new projects. Captains of Industry should push ventures with courage while Jupiter aids plans. Openings for stores and factories are said to be lucky, with educators thriving on this planetary direction. Scorpio subjects may have talents and a bright year ahead.
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Emile
Jupiter
Thill
Perrons
Scorpio
McCture
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