Montana's Future Echoes From Chicago Education Conference
Montanas resources and future role are praised by Schwab Harbord Rice and Lowden as a national backbone in electricity farming metals timber and coal. They warn that Montana's fertile lands copper reserves and hydro power will drive production while the League of Nations faces Balkan resistance and big powers press their own interests.
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Montana
Chicago
Charles M. Schwab
James G. Harbord
Radio Corporation of America
E. W. Rice Jr
General Electric Company
Frank C. Lowden
America
Crime Wave in New York Courts and Police Blame
A New York editorial condemns rising crime and weak law enforcement. It cites the $683,000 Donahue jewel theft and a private detective recovery, critiques police effectiveness, and notes proposed remedies such as a 13 member jury and parole abolition.
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New York City
Western Hemisphere
Brooklyn Eagle
New York
James P. Donahue
Seaffa
Layton
Insurance
Donahue
A Brave Man Marries Widow Of Four Murders
Calvin Chester Williams of Oakland marries May Carpenter Williams described as the widow of four murderers. Her fourth husband was hanged at Folsom a week earlier after killing a man with an axe in a dog dispute. The piece portrays Williams as a law abiding, hardworking citizen amid tragic family history.
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Calvin Chester Williams
Oakland
Associated Press
Folsom
May Carpenter Williams
Burgess Bedtime Stories About Mrs Snapper and Jerry Muskrat
Peter the field mouse observes Mrs Snapper the snapping turtle digging into Jerry Muskrat's roof to access his home. Water Snake naps and watches as Peter worries over the mystery and wonders why she digs. Jerry Muskrat is absent, delaying answers until the end of the tale in Burgess style.
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Root
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Mra. Snapp
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Snapper
Jerry Muskrat
T. W. Burgess
Bobby Coon
Who's Who In The Day's News William A Craigie
William A. Craigie, Scottish born English scholar and editor, leads a projected American English word index begun 1905. The work, by University of Chicago scholar, aims to include only words of American origin or new senses, plus slang. Craigie, born Aug 15, 1867 in Dundee, studied classics, philosophy, and Scandinavian languages, and contributed to the Oxford English Dictionary since 1897. He has authored works on Scottish Gaelic and Scandinavian topics. A jeweler in Paris received a separate sum of 150 000 dollars for an unrelated performance by Miss Evelyn Lage.
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William’ A. Craigle
University of Chicago
Craigie
Dundee
Scotland
St. Andrews University
World leaders praise economic unity and peace drive
Dr Karl Wirth, former German chancellor, extols a global economic rehabilitation plan in Washington. He argues the security compact marks a key step in German policy, urging a continuous capital flow from the United States to sustain world economies and curb hatred in pursuit of peace.
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Karl Wirth
Germany
Washington
Omaha
America
United States
Can't Afford It by Florence Davies
Florence Davies argues many want costly items beyond budgets but cheap pleasures can be chosen. She notes impulse buys, such as a satin dress, amber bracelet, or a gown, may offer lasting pleasure if purchased with restraint. The piece urges wiser spending and prioritizing durable beauty over fleeting entertainments.
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Rome
Horoscope for Friday October 23 1925 predictions
The column cites astrology with Mercury Venus and Jupiter affecting the day. It warns of unusual luck and warns writers and publishers about the year ahead. It predicts Dubliners face manuscript challenges and suggests favorable signs for authors today.
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Jupiter
Fortunes Told By The Stars In A Chaotic Passage
A disjointed text on trust, governance, and finance hints at a spring gold rush, favorable market days for bankers, land deals, and loans. It mentions employment hopes at a poultry farm, marriage auspices, and a motif of astrology guiding decisions for farmers and professionals.
Little Louis Reflects on First Day at School
Little Louis climbs onto his father's lap to share impressions after his first day of school. He pauses with a serious expression, then answers that he will tell the honest truth about how he feels.
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Louis
Dad
Poems That Live to His Forsaken Mistress
A fragmentary poem parodying unrequited love by Robert Ayton. The speaker scorns a mistress for being smooth yet unfaithful, noting fleeting sweetness, rival kisses, and the fate of leaves and flowers. The verse laments betrayal and predicts isolation as love is shown to be shared.
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Burgess
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