Modern city to rise at Chest Rapids Wa1 in hydro project
Washington State will host a vast hydroelectric scheme near Chest Rapids forming a new industrial city of 50 000, backed by the Washington Power Development Co. A 10 year license and $6 000 000 spent precede output estimates from 40 000 to 750 000 horsepower. The plan includes four new processes from Henry J. Pierce to produce metals and nitrates from air, reshaping regional industry.
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Walla
Wasil
Nermh
Burkete
Colmibhio
Chest Rapids
Wael
Nelda
Federal Power Commission Ling
Washington Trelgation Ail Development Company
Ibs
Helene
Erik
Shane
Sweden
Ualy
Notre Dame Receives 100000 Radio Gift For Education
Boethist Sullivan donates a 6000 kilowatt radio station valued at 100000 to the University of Notre Dame in memory of his father, with a second station offered to the University of Illinois. The wireless plants, to be built in Chicago, will broadcast lectures and scientific reports to students who cannot attend campus lectures.
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Roger Sullivan
Tve
Boethist Sullivan
Universality of Notre Dame
University of Tit Nuls
Ufe
Chik Gt
Uinola
Delind Tor
Wetler
Wye
Chicago
University of Hiinels
United States
George Luls Porter
Western Electric Company
Notre Dame
Miinois
E. A. Heane
Jude
Wisconsin Dairy Slump Prompts Plan To Boost Market
Sheridan of the American Guernsey Cattle Club warns Wisconsin dairy production costs rise while demand falls. He cites 1924 output at 10 billion pounds, selling near 48 cents per pound, with butterfat costs around 61 cents. He urges cooperation among farmers and business leaders at a Sheboygan conference to reorganize the dairy industry and restore farmer footing.
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Sheridan
Atule
Ameri- Min Oernsey Cattle Club
India
Wisconsin
Watter
Wis
America
England
Ag IC
Chicaga
State Secretaries of Commerce
Sheboygan
Greater
Wisconsin Association
Adotheca
Grand Coulee’s Mighty Canyon Shaped by Glacial Waters
The Grand Coulee formed as ice sheets dammed the Columbia River, carving a vast canyon across Washington. Ancient basalts, Miocene rock, and repeated river redirections created towering walls and the Dry Falls cataract, a dramatic 400 foot plunge once thundered by a massive glacial river.
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Vunles
Spokane
le Colmardy
Grand Coulee
Coulee
Ohnuhia
S ‘Okank
Okanogan Valley
Columbia Canyon
Coulee City
Plains
Columbia
Canlee
Great Canyon
Stewart Returns to Limelight in a Wimmer An AL
Col Robert W Stawner, chairman of the Standard Oil of Indiana board, returns to visibility after a business trip to Mexico. The Doheny purchase of 607000 shares reshapes control of Pan American Petroleum and Transport, giving the Staniard Ol company of India control over Mexican assets, refineries, tanker fleet, and California properties. Stewart becomes chairman of the merged board, heightening his oil industry influence as the combined plants reach about 584 million dollars with securities near 787 million.
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Sinclair Wis
Robert W. Stawner
Imrectors
Standard of Company of Indiana
Mexicn
Doheny of Properties
Doheny
Van-Amert Ein Tetroteam and Transport. Company
Den
Amiatkyt
Staniard Ol Company of India
Pan American Petroleum and Transport Company
Itapipe Incs
Grant Granddaughter Bertha Cantacuzene Engaged to Louisville Man
Washington reports the engagement of Princess Bertha Cantacuzene, a great granddaughter of General U S Grant, to Trade Stith of Louisville, Kentucky. The wedding is planned for this summer. The Cantacuzene family heritage links to Constantinople and Russia, with details of prior generations and connections to the Grant and Honore families.
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Washington
Bertha Cantacuzene
U. S. Grant
Stith
Louisville
Prince Michael Cantacuzete
Princess Cantacuzene
Bertha
Prince Michael Cantacuzena
Clarissa Curtis
Boston
Chcago
Prince Ggebrtad
Slaters
Ida
Russia
Votter Palmern
Siberia
Deii
Honore
Kentucky
Frederick Dent Grant
Ida Honore
A. S. Grant
Mr Smith
Thomas Mayd Smith
John Cantacugene VI
Constantinople
Ig Speransky
Grant
Cantacuzene
Newport
Seventieth Birthday Honors John Hays Hammond
John Hays Hammond, at seventy, resides in a Washington mansion overlooking Hock Creek Park. His life includes a death sentence in South Africa in 1895 after the Jameson Raid, later freed by fines of 126000 dollars each. He has since lectured nationwide, served as a government representative abroad, and led prominent American engineering and mining efforts.
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John Hays Hammond
Hock Creek Park
Washington
South Africa
Ulammond
Cecil Rhodes
Empire-Vallder
Johanhesburg
Dboer
Dom Paul Kenger
Hamimond
Ince
Hammond
Ele
United States Coal Commission
American Institute of Mining Engineers
Pinchots Tangle for Congress in Joint Bid
Pennsylvania Governor Gifford Pinchot and Mrs. Pinchot are rumored to seek a joint run for Congress as the first family ticket. Plans reportedly call Pinchot into the Senate race against Pepper, with Ware switching to oppose Pepper. A three way contest in the Keystone State could unfold amid whispers of a future presidential bid in 1828. Mrs Pinchot’s candidacy is unconfirmed, though rumors persist of her entering the race.
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Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Congress
Repub- Mena
Washington
Pinchot
United States Senate
Pepper
Wiliam Ware
House of Representatives
Louis T. McFadden
Pinchots
Ware
Keystone State
Senate
Bineliot
Hick town as a forge of greatness in Detroit News satire
A Detroit News reprint lauds small towns as nurseries of national figures, noting 26 of 20 presidents born there and many great writers and leaders emerging from such places. The piece playfully lists traits and claims about hick towns shaping future greatness through education and opportunity.
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Hick
Quiya
Central
Hick Town
New York
Lincoln
Hick Towns
Jist
Michigan
Detroit News
Paint Saves Nation's Wealth Warns Chicago Expert
Chicago property owners waste millions yearly by neglecting paint says S H Stewart president of the Chicago Paint and Varnish club speaking at a general conference. He notes a billion and a half dollar annual loss from neglect and depreciation and urges painting to protect physical property valued at about 20 billion dollars in the United States.
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Chicago
S. H. Stewart
Chicago Paint
O' and Varoleh Club
United States
Stewart
Grow Your Own Berries in Small Spaces
Garden Watts promotes berry growing as an easy worthwhile hobby for any size plot. The article urges readers to cultivate and water regularly to ensure fresh, delicious berries for breakfast, lunch, or dinner, emphasizing flavor and health benefits.
Dignity and Direction of Newspapers in City Planning
A brief, opinionated note on the critical role of newspapers in shaping urban planning. It contrasts old and modern journalism and critiques how leaders have limited the press in guiding future city development. The piece cites Horace Greeley and the New York Times as examples of influence and evolving duties.
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Taolke
Hornoca Greeley
New York Times
Plant Nut Trees for Future Orchard Diversity
The article notes growing enthusiasm for nut trees to replace shade trees. Nut breeding trails apples and fruits by about 150 years but is catching up, with black walnuts, butternuts, hickory nuts, hazelnuts, pecans and similar varieties favored for resistance to blight.
Small Principalities: Tiny Nations by Size in Europe
The piece lists the five smallest countries with their areas: Monaco eight square miles, San Marino forty square miles, Liechtenstein sixty one square miles, Andorra one hundred forty square miles, and Danzig (free city) seven hundred twenty square miles.
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Monnaco
San Marino
Letenstein
Andorra
Danzig
Tree City
Speech Discretion and Eloquent Talk
A compact note on the best form of speech stressing discretion and agreeable speaking with others, emphasizing restraint over flashy eloquence in conversation. It reflects early style and dialect, urging thoughtful expression and respectful dialogue in daily uses.
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Severna
Monarch
Uskide Soles
Bpring-Byep Heels
United States Rubber Company
Cyindere
Avery
Lowson
Oble
Billouss
Wilson Ediarers
Edna Dean
Providence
White
B.P. Allen Co
Canal Street
New York Bay
Sif
Beecham
Pitts
Ules
Hilnou Sbenticel Works
Pascnogbr
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