Unfilled Orders for Steel Rise in Report
New York December 1. Unfilled orders for steel rose to a record high as the Wayne Steel Company announced November activity. Shipments were about 1.2 million tons with total production around 1.1 million tons. The company expects 1925 output near prior records of ingot and haled products as capacity expands.
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Adandalml Breas
New York
Ate
Beans Corporation
Novembe Rayon
aeLivitins Tava
New Power Station Opened in Cincinnati amid ceremony
The Columbia Park electric power station in Cincinnati was formally opened with over 1,000 engineers and officials in attendance. Miss Virginia Jungeren christened the turbine plant as 69,000 horsepower generators began releasing power for the 416,000,000 development serving southern Ohio and northern Kentucky. Oscar Junneren and Owen Young spoke on expanding interconnected power systems to deliver economical, widely available electricity.
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Cincinnati
Cantental States
Smokelens
Virginia Jungeren
Schanectady
Columbia Park
Clecs
Columbia Power Company
Suulyn
Sothern
Ohio
Kentucky
Junegren
Oscar Junneren
Elretric
Trane
Colurabla Park
Ayanem
Cinelimati Alois
Thin Nuw
Gene Sincinig
Owen Tr. Young
Pany
Tin Bawes Reparation Commission
Erat Power Systems
Elect
America
Young
jColumbia Cine
Electris Company
Primitive Mind Study Names Savants’ Objective
NAMONT Africa Dac T A ale month’s residence among the primitive Hasgivhu tribe of Mount Elgon by Dr Jy Jung of London to study the primitive mind. They hope to discover evidence of common primitive mental phenomena separating civilized and uncivilized men. They intend to observe reactions through constant contact with the natives. If profitable, an Innigee expedition is contemplated.
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Namont
Africa
Dac
Mount Elgon
I Jy Jung
Urich
Mat Tie
Dingynew
London
How to Tell When a Girl Loves You
A Dorothy Dix column advises a young man on signs a woman may love him. It notes shifts from pursuit to shared plans, economic generosity, and domestic interest as clues she cares deeply. The piece contrasts old subservient norms with modern independence and warns against misreading flirtation.
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Rimtsci
Porotihy DIX
Public Ledger Company
Protest over Dunning customs post sparks GOP clash
Washington dispatch reports Negroes nationwide protest M. Dunning of Charleston for Savannah customs chief, citing West Virginia organizing work and a $25,000 yearly claim. They accuse him of leading support against John W. Davis and predict a Senate battle as Republicans push his confirmation.
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Hughington
Canelle Washinright
Binet
Herbert Pfahler
Washington
D.C
Georgia
Coolidge
West Virginia
John W. Davis
Democra
Tia
Dunning
Swampscott
Gunning
Itig
Athens Floods Reveal Thirty Ancient Tombs Buried Gold
In Athens near the city outskirts floods uncover about 30 tombs containing gold ornaments vases and five mummies. Archaeologists consider the find highly significant though the era of the tombs is not yet determined.
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Athens
Leity
Who Is He Jackie Coogan Faces Loss of Dutch Boy Fortune
A regualr looking man is hard to recognize as Jackie Coogan who is soon to lose the Dutch boy that helped him toward a fortune of one million dollars.
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He-Bey
Jackie Coogan
Beb
Cancer Shows Growth Among British Males
London reports show rising male cancer deaths in England with standardized mortality near that of women. Figures indicate about 7.98 per 190,000 for men compared with 7.? for women, and higher cancer deaths in large towns than rural areas. Also notes a Halifax item: the body of Miss Lilian Tarry washed ashore after two years.
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London
England
Registrar General's Department
Roy
Halifax
Lilian
Tarry
Man Arrested After Sawing Attempts in City Jail
Harl Revert was arrested by Patrolman Adam Bird on charges stemming from sneaking steel saws into the city jail to gain freedom. A jailer had found a dozen saws two weeks earlier, but none had severed bars. Revert, jailed for intoxication on November 28, had been bailed out the next morning. Police investigate if the saws were meant to free him or another prisoner.
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Harl Revert
Adam Bird
Toe Kelly
Revebl
Bimeel
Jni
Torme
Bird
Women of Plymouth plan march over police stance
In Plymouth England, 2000 women residents threaten to march to demand action after officials refused to appoint women to patrol the town. They cite rising assaults on women and children and call on religious bodies and social groups to back greater police protection amid overcrowding and lax parental oversight.
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Plymouth
Eng
Jacene
Beime
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