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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1925
Page
4
Standard Oil Inquiry Sparks Calls for Justice Dept Probe
The Federal Trade Commission urges Department of Justice investigation into the post dissolution oil market. President Coolidge is briefed on the report by Senator Trammel who argues price hikes eight to nine cents per gallon lack justification by reserves or production stats. The commission says dissolved trust members still dominate the industry by influencing independents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil
Standard Oil Company
Federal Trade Comission
Senate
Coolidge
Department of Justice
Oil Trust
Trammel
United States
Department of Agriculture
B. A
Anne Douglas Sedgwick
Mr. Micawber
Dieken
Calthrops
Prohibition Officers Allowed to Stop Autos Without Warrant
Courts uphold that officers may stop vehicles with probable cause to search for contraband liquor. The ruling distinguishes autos from stores or dwellings and notes warrants are impractical for ships and motor vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prohibition
Congress
Court Says Stopping Liquor Transport Key to Prohibition
The essential thing in prohibition enforcement is to stop transportation of liquor, then manufacture will take care of itself. The court remarks this decision will likely spur a stronger effort to halt transport by the most common and popular method.
Education for Citizenship and Practical Training
The author argues public education should favor citizenship over textbook publishers. He cites hundreds of male students training as wood and metal workers and hundreds of female students learning to sew, cook, and provide home skills as essential real citizenship. The aim is to equip youth to earn a living with hands and brains.
Germany and France urged toward direct peace terms
Germany proposes direct peace with France including mutual security guarantees and arbitration. France's reaction remains uncertain amid lingering resentments. The two powers may need a bilateral accord before Geneva backed League of Nations machinery gains full impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
France
Europe
League of Nations
Geneva
League
Tax Board of Appeals sets record of actions in 1924
The United States Board of Tax Appeals has functioned for several months, receiving 1900 petitions and disposing of about 600 cases. It offers taxpayers first chance at decisions before the Internal Revenue Service, with about 60 percent of written decisions favoring taxpayers. Appointed twelve members in 1924, the board operates independently under the President, supported by a dedicated staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
United States Board of Tax
Tax Board
Inernial Revenue
Internal Revenue
Court of Claims
Board
Treasury
Board of Tax Appeals
Tennessee
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Peo
Massachusetts
Florenz Wiegfeld
A. L. Erlanger
Charlies Dillingham
To him that bath the Ambassador’s view on California growth
S W Straus owner of the Ambassador in Los Angeles New York and Atlantic City argues California has not yet moved and predicts a second and third population boom. He notes the state’s climate location and fertility attract population and capital pouring in from the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Los Angeles
Ambassador Hotel
S. W. Straus
New York
Atlantic City
California
United States
Harbor funds push to upgrade Los Angeles port
The federal government begins a six and a half million dollar program to improve the Los Angeles Harbor. Officials boast that the harbor already ranks second in U S traffic after New York, highlighting its growing importance and federal investment.
California Farmers Boost Cotton Output This Year
Citizens of California undertake large scale textile work with the Imperial Valley expected to yield 13,000,600 dollars in long staple cotton this year highlighting self reliance and regional development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
California
Imperial Valley
California's growth and industrial push outlined
The piece notes Egypt grows food, plans to spin cotton into cloth locally, and hints at California expanding industry to provide living chances for new citizens. It projects population rising from two to twenty million this century and signals Ard California's determination to develop industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Eberts Catholic Burial Marks End of Anomaly
The piece notes Germany’s late President Ebert to be buried as a Roman Catholic despite a life as a socialist hostile to religion. It says he will receive Catholic rites by Father Mass of Heidelberg, reflecting death’s pull toward a guiding power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebert
Germany
Mass
Heidelberg
William A. Clark Built Power Through Wealth and Influence
William Andrews Clark, once a Montana senator, died in his New York palace after rising from humble beginnings to immense wealth. He exercised vast influence, employing thousands and shaping politics as he commanded. His money was his power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Andrews Clark
Montana
New York
Hidden Pneumoc Occurrence Narrows Elite Medical Reach
A terse note warns that even vast wealth and top doctors cannot avert a deadly microscopic pneumococcus outbreak. The statement underscores limits of medical power against infectious diseases and the vulnerability of the ruling class.
Infinitesimal Pneumonia Germ Warns Wealthy and Poor
A stray fragment urges vigilance against a tiny pneumonia germ and links health to vitality. It contrasts money with wisdom and emphasizes sunshine sleep wise eating and peace as the true keys to well being.
Oil supply fear prompts call for new reserves and conservation
Harry Sinclair warns of dwindling oil. 800 million barrels stored above ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry &. Sinclair
Traffic on New York Highways Doubles Every Three Years
Colonel William M. Acheson, state highway engineer, reports that automobile traffic on New York highways doubles in three year intervals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William M. Acheson
Evening Radio Schedule Highlights Across Major Stations
A dense roster lists programs on WEAF WNYC WGBS WARY and more. The guide covers orchestras talk shows and performances including the Happiness Boys Meyer Davis Orchestra and college broadcasts with detailed times and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEAF
New York
Waldorf Orchestra
Sylvia Buchman
Charles Mertens
Sir Hobgoblin Story
Adele Parkhurst
Edna Indermaur
Happiness Boys
Parkhnoret
Tadermanr
Elsie May Gordon
Jascha Gurewich
Eleanor Starkey
Meyeravis
WNYC
NEW _ YORK
Col
James Church
Wsy
Victorine's Orchestra
K Dell Geariet
Loosele Ropes
Prince
Monte
Marguerite Warneke
Beaux Arte Orchestra
WGBS
Stornes
WARKG
Richmond Hill
Michael Lamberti
We 1 Aerie
Merket
Uncle Wip
Philadelpria
Meyer Davis Orchestra
Sunny Jim
WLIT
Philadelphia
Dream Daddy
Morning Glory Club
Wee
Rizzo
WFRG
Altoona
Patten S&chool Entertainment
Weae
Pittsburgh Press
Willian Penn
Uncle Kaybee
MccApollo
H. Sunderstadt
Kdka
Pittsburgh
Baglords
Kman
Roy Vesioh
America Legion
Ose
Washington
Wardman Park Orchestra Wey
Nace
Strand Orchestra
Gounod Sroeram
Be 2A
Ton Eer
Local Radio Listings Highlight Evening Concerts and Lectures
Station schedules across Chicago Indianapolis and Louisville feature Orchestra performances lectures and dance programs. Notable acts include Thelma Halorano and Dick Long's Orchestra with midnight hours and insomniac club. other stations list organ concerts and weather market updates through the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Zinneapot AC
Thelma Halorano
Afi
Millards
F. & R. Family
Dick Long
Wade Madison
KYW
Chicago
Insomnia Club
WMAQ
Orcheetra
Wideawake Ub
Christian Endeavor Apples
Revital
Mae G. Athifie
Wis
RFD Progr
WGN
Don Bester
WCEE
Elgin
WTAS
Peas
Louisville
Rapp
Whas Stock Company
Patience Opera Presented by Musical Club
In Mountain Standard Time the Wednesday program features Gilbert and Sullivan's comic opera Patience. The event is staged by the Wednesday Musical Club at 8:10 P.M. with orchestral support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WHO
Des Moines
Reeste Wolf
Aga Jones
Hugh Irwin
Nionist
Argonne
Banjo Club Watson
Myrtie Wi
Farr. Williams
Helen Birmingham
WOAW
Omaha
Brader
Strawn
Gaddis
Brandeis Orchestra
KFABR
Lincoln
Relshaw's Orchestra
Tre
Newe
Maeie
Memphis
Lawson Reid
New Arlington Orchestra
Wwaa
Dallas
Honey Boys
Farmersville Chamber of Commerce
WBAP
Fort Worth
Breckenridge
Waxahachie Artist Colony
Hisite Orchestia
Ueaday Musical Club
Radio Schedule Fragments From Coast Stations
A scratched listing shows Pacific Coast time slots for KGO Oakland San Francisco and Portland stations with multiple evening programs including orchestras children stories markets lectures and late music blocks. The note says station management may alter programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KGO
Oakland
St. Francis Orchestra
Storks
ALX
Tecttal
Cihiet Rand Acdeat
Wolohan
Californian
Angeles
Radiotortal
Examiner
Aeolian Crepva
Herald
Relive
Gifle
Los Angeles
Fiar
Aftet
Las Vegas
Jorney Club
Hickman
Orchestra
KPO
San Francisco
Cleveland Six Orchestra
Theater Arts Guild
Hestra
Peg
Portland
tUniversity
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Chas
Hiatris Anaging Tor
Wavash Avenue
Eph
Tillotson
Education For Citizenship
the Board OF Tax Appeals
By Frederic J. Haskin
Susquehanna River
J. A. McN. A
China
Tientsin
Atlantic
Lillian Russettt
E. A
Lillian Russell
Clinton
Town
Leonard
Harry Braham
Edward Solomon
Ted
Athens Messenger Information Bureau
Frederic J. Haskin
The
Inquirer
Los Angeles Harbor
Walt Me Deere
Cheren
Konrad- 1
M99
FR. Makerte
Egypt
Bal
Bayer
Bayér
United Press
WGV
KO4
KGW
WGR
Buffalo
Larkin String Orchestra
WBZ
Springfield
WAAR
Provedence
WNAC
Boston
WEEI
Big Brother Quo
Army Band
Gileh
Grindeil'a
Wwé
Detroit
Concéert
WCX
Rette
Cleveland
Cancer Wear
Cleve Pense
Priié
M. Crer
Montreal
Bedtimie Storia
Romanelli
CNRA
Moncton
Bistories
Mazzico
Ainton Melny
WCBD
WHAZ
CNRW
CNRC
CNRM
PWX
WRC
WOR
WLW
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