Sun’s Heat as a Star Affects Earth Weather
Smithsonian studies over 25 years confirm solar variation influences earth weather. Three stations observe solar conditions with a third planned in Morocco or nearby regions. Dr Clayton’s work suggests heat variation can improve long range forecasts.
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Associated Press
Washington
Smithsonian Institute
Chile
California
Charles G. Abbbot
Astro-Physical Observatory
National Geographic Society
Morocco
Beluchistan
German West Africa
HM. H. Clayton
Argentine
Clayton
Soldier of 1867 Saw Flag Raise Over Alaska
Bruce W. Stone, 85, recalls witnessing the Sitka flag ceremony that inaugurated American dominion over Alaska. He described lining up with about 250 soldiers facing Russian troops as the Stars and Stripes rose while gunboats fired a salute signaling the transfer of allegiance.
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Associated Press
Oakland
Calif
Bruce W. Stone
Uncle Sam
Alaska
Sitka
Pacific Ocean
Army Quartermaster’s Department
St. Petersburg
Washington
Reestablishment of sterling parity and regional gold plans
The year saw sterling return to near gold parity and influence major European moves toward gold standard, with Belgium Italy and France progressing at varying paces. France faces domestic strain and debt delays, while Britain stabilizes postwar finance under a conservative government.
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New York
Sterling Exchange
Great Britain
Belgium
France
Italy
United States
Yale Professor Would Adjust Forest Taxes
Yale professor Fred R Fairchild urges replacing capital value with income or yield as the basis for forestry taxation. He argues general property taxes burden forests and threaten private owners while stressing taxation should not hinder long term investment in forestry.
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Associatd Press
Kansas City
United States
Fred R Mairchild
Yale University
American Association For Advancement of Science
Clarkes McNary Forestry Net
Fairchild
Jail Sentence to Reward Victorious Death Racers
Contra Costa County California enacts an ordinance to curb car train crossing stunts. Crossing after a wigwag or signal becomes a misdemeanor and if the autoist wins the race the prize is a jail sentence rather than glory.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Contra Costa County
California
Druse Delegation Fails In Peace Discussion
A Druse delegation led by Emir travels to Damascus on December 29 to discuss peace efforts but fails to reach an agreement. The talks involve Syrian officials and aim to reduce tensions in the region.
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Emin Anblan
Sueida
Ziebel Druse
Damascus
Henry DeJovenel
Beirut
Syria
Lebanon
Paris
Quai d'Orsay
Druse
Emir
Iowan Credits Father For Business Success
Iowa City story credits F. W. Sargent president of the Chicago and Northwestern railroad with his career gains. The article notes his Iowa roots near Akron, college at the state university, and early law work in Sioux City. Sargent credits honesty and fair dealing, plus four traits of perseverance, thoroughness, work ethic, and integrity, for his rise.
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Associated Press
Iowa City
F. W. Sargent
Chica- 20 & Northwestern Railroad
Neil M. Clark
Cavent
Sargent
Mr. Sargent
Iowa
Akron
The
State University
Joux City
Sioux City
Chicago, St. Paul
Minneapolis and Omaha
Rock Island ‘Line
Northwestern Road
Clark
German Cyclist Walter Rutty to Retire After January Race
Walter Rutty famed German cyclist of Gourmany will retire on January 10 1926 after 25 years of racing across Europe Australia and America His career began with the 1901 Grand Prix de Paris where he placed second to Ellegaard He and Johann Stol won the 1907 six day race at Madison Square Garden His farewell event will be a 1000 meter sprint paced by his son Oscar for the first three laps before he finishes the last lap alone.
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Berlin
Walter Rutty
Gourmany
Europe
Australia
America
Paris
Ellegaard
Johann Stol
Holland
Old
Madison Square Garden
Rutt
Germany
New York
Oscar
Parachute Jumping to Obtain College Funds
Minneapolis reports Victor I. Eagan a University of Minnesota medical student funds through parachute jumping He previously raced motorcycles at state fairs and did his first jump last summer His complaint is his 175 pounds is a burden for average chutes causing jolts on landing
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Associated Press
Minneapolis
University of Minnesota
Victor I. Eagan
Kagan
Minnesota
Amendment to Henderson Glove Company Articles
Public notice states Article V Amends authorized capital stock to fifty thousand dollars into five hundred shares of one hundred dollars each. Dated Creston Iowa December 28 1925. Signed by President Fred A Henderson and Secretary Madge Treanor. Publication dates December 29 January 5 12 19.
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Henderson Glove Company
S Hall
Creston
Iowa
Fred A. Henderson
Said Corporation
Madge Treanor
Dee
State OF Iowa
Union County
Julia Nichols
Court House
Geo. C. Figgins
Clerk District Court
Business men optimistic on 1926 prospects
New York December 29 leading bankers and industrial leaders predict continued prosperity into 1926. They cite sound conditions, supportive government policy, and improving demand for iron and steel with rising prices and expected profits for many manufacturers. The outlook remains favorable barring unforeseen events.
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Associated Press
iNew
United States
Ek. H. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Supreme Court
Ten Qualifications for a Film Actress from Hollywood Executives
Hollywood executives list ten qualifications for a feminine film actress. They rank character, personality, beauty, intelligence, imagination, grace and poise, knowledge of drama, home environment, age, and education. Scouting methods include height judgment and observing hat removal and carriage.
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Hollywod
Calif
Black Prince Treasure Ship Believed Found
Reports from Balaklava Bay claim the British ship Black Prince, lost during the Crimean War with 3,000,000 dollars in gold aboard, has been located after decades of searches by British and Russian governments. Discovery details remain unconfirmed.
Divers Raise Teak Mast Linked to the Black Prince
Divers surfaced a teak mast thought to be from the Black Prince. The ship carried gold, foodstuffs, medical supplies and ammunition to Balaklava during Crimean War operations. A storm sank the vessel with all crew lost. The bay’s depth hinders recovery, but the Russian government hopes treasure will be found.
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Sian
Balaklava Bay
Gofil
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