Cave Girl Methods Drive Suitor Away From Altar
In Mexico City a dramatic ultimatum by 21 year old Ines Vargas ends with a rooftop rescue by firemen as she aims to marry Isidro Covarublas. The crowd watches a tense standoff and a later revelation that she chose passion over parental opposition. Isidro refuses to pursue, citing lack of cave-man qualities. Also notes beauty industry spending at $5,000,000 daily and Australian business expansion.
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Mexico City
Ines Vargas
Senorita
Isidro Covarublas
Vargas
Nuevy Mexico Street
Ciriaco Vargas
Isidro
G 1 & Son
Polles Sta Hon
Aeek
Comisarse
Ines
Cirineo
New State Tax Law Sparks Debate Across Papers
The article outlines a new sales tax law effective July 1925 affecting next year’s taxes, detailing rates for coal, oil, natural gas, manufacturers, railroads, and other sectors. It cites editorials from the Raleigh Register and Morgantown New Dominion criticizing the tax package and urging a commission study to reform taxation toward wealth rather than individuals.
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Efi
Tomee
Piperseeere
Telegraph
Ravers
Voltoft Pee Deine Tye
Orpee
Cps
Peerere Senetereferenee
Nf Lo Poe
Eleb
Sea
LG Amusements
Spee
Raletia Register
Coolidge
Chacieeton
Tas
House
U S Leads in Rail Electrification Worldwide
Report to the Western Electric Light association notes the United States has the most electrified railroad mileage, with 4,594 miles in other nations totaling, and emphasizes a future need to expand capacity as traffic is expected to double, urging continued growth without transportation barriers.
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San Franctisco
Ung
Fis Eleytel
Walle Ble
Yexter
Othr
Sweden
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Bwitserland
Thaly
Australky
Bath
Alrowa
Norway
Tapa
Canada
Wiva
Mexico
England
New Zealand
United States
Jean Mttle
Ila
Port Raye
Avery
America
Bresent
Peasant Resolution Endorses Copernicus in Novort
In Moscow on June 21 peasants in the village Novort, after hearing a traveling lecturer on astronomy, filed an archival resolution approving Copernicus. The tale notes earth roundness and rotation as widely discussed topics among Skaterinnslay region villagers.
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Moscow
Skaterinnslay
Ukraine
Novort
Copernicus
Scientists Plan Juvenile Behavior Institute Study
In Chicago on June 21 a fundraising drive of 55 000 dollars over five years supports a proposed Institute for Juvenile Behavior Research. Leading physicians and social workers, chaired by Dr Herman Adler, aim to study childhood impulses and delinquency to apply corrective measures. The institute, unique in the country, will work with state support and 40 international partners on special projects.
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Chicago
de. Herman Adler
Institute For
Hoseare
Kelentiflc
Joseph Mallehatter
Lee Commithee
Timothy Ana
Joe Vintor
Arnold Jun
D Tanke
Ireland tourist business better despite hard times
A Dublin report notes improved Irish Free State tourism prospects as relief measures ease hardship in western counties. Government funds supported by a modest budget show gains in social and economic stability, with weather and peace aiding a pre war tourism revival and expectations of fewer winter hardships for families.
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Free State
Bolshevik Bank Opens Amid Balkan Tension
The ceremony in Constantinople and related statements signal a Russian backed bank opening in the Balkans. Officials from Turkey and Beys attended as Lenin imagery and celebratory fare marked the event. Officials claimed trade growth and a pathway to postwar exchange normalcy despite Western hostility.
Moon Rocket as Future Sport Draws Global Attention
Report from Boulder and Philadelphia outlines a futuristic outlook with a moon voyage by rocket hailed as a coming sport. Across universities, farmers and scientists discuss cooperative agriculture, shale fuel, synthetic foods, and new sugar substitutes shaping a bold industrial and scientific era.
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Moon
Marriage ritual changes planned reported from New York
A leaked report from an Episcopal Church general convention outlines proposed revisions to the Book of Common Prayer including the Ten Commandments and liturgical practice. The document, prepared for the Portland meeting, urges amendments to be approved by the general convention and notes potential shifts affecting baptism and burial rites amidst ongoing crisis reports.
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New York
Episcopal Church
Wiley
Wade
Wit Pathernys
Portland
Oregon
Lowaver
Blood donor saved lives earns royal honor in London
Bertie Wallace Tibble, who donated seventy one pints of blood, received a royal decoration and a governor appointment for public service to the London hospital. He refused payment, saying his aim was to aid the hospital and humanity. On the same day a millionaire, Dernard Baron, received the same honor after donating fifty thousand dollars to the hospital. Women letter carriers in Great Britain are praised as a success with about 200 women now employed. Captain Abe of the Japanese army set a new endurance record by flying 850 miles across Japan in hours seven minutes. The Times notes plans to tax kerosene in new districts of Africa amid foreign company activity and potential costs.
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Ilerman Jiwark
Mustla
Ali
Merman
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Mercourin
Australis
Adderly Street
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Hyde Park
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Wren
Wernau
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Postrouseter General
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Abe
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Morioka
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