Foreign policy and philanthropy shape Japan relations
The Rockefeller gift of 1 600 000 to Tokyo University after the earthquake could ease Japanese American tensions. Rockefeller philanthropy in China fostered favorable views, but Japan resists surface influence. If quotas had matched other nations, immigration would be 147 yearly, and the biased Gentlemen's Agreement might be tighter. Congress lacked statesmanship in scrapping it.
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Rockefeller
Tokyo University
China
United States
Japan
America
Congress
Adoption and Inheritance Ruling Limits Adoptive Heir Rights
The Wisconsin Supreme Court held that adoption creates a civil status for the adoptive parents and child, not a natural one within the family. A man may claim kinship to a stranger as a father but cannot impose that uncle status on his brother for an adopted son. The court notes the rule applies to those who participate in the adoption.
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Supreme Court of Wisconsin
Inheritance Rights for Adopted Children Across States
The passage argues adopted children have identical inheritance rights from foster parents as birth children within the immediate family, noting that beyond that circle acceptance depends on individual consent, not law. It reflects variation across state supreme courts and evolving practices in English speaking countries.
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Supreme Courts
Old Guard Revelations on Teapot Dome Test
Senators split on Teapot Dome. majority denounces the oil transfer as wicked. Democrats and insurgent Republicans back the report, while Spencer of Missouri writes a pro patriotism minority defense praising the deal. The row highlights a partisan clash over the scandal and Fall’s role.
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Senate Old Guard
Borah
Brookhart
Norris
Norbeck
Shipsted
Insurrecto Group
Spencer
Missouri
Teapot Dome
Fall
Senate
Bingham
Bursum
Smoot
Warren
Watson
Man's Ingenuity Lights Bradley Beach Greens Early
Bradley Beach New Jersey golfers used 24 reflectors and 100 watt lamps to illuminate the course constantly with a short nightly rest. In two months the greens were ready, far ahead of nature which would have needed seven months.
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Bradley Beach Golf Club
Bradley Beach N. J
Nature
Agriculture Crisis Shapes Prices Amidst Crop Shortages
The piece notes four years of farm distress with a 500 million bushel US corn shortfall and an 18 percent wheat shortfall in Northern Hemisphere exporters boosting prices. It forecasts next year depending on weather and Canada a 200 million bushel wheat loss this year and potential normal crops.
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United States
Hemisphere
Canada
Farm prices mixed as flu fears rise in Tokyo
The piece notes corn and wheat costs remain high while most farm products stay below the general price level. It cites reports of a severe flu outbreak in Tokyo with thousands of deaths and discusses potential threats to U S public health efforts and lessons from past epidemics.
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Tokyo
United States Public Health Service
Study finds fake stock sales cost per person six dollars
A nationwide study shows a total loss of six dollars per person from fake stock sales. The burden falls mainly on mine and factory workers, many born outside the country, with seven Pennsylvania towns reporting the highest per capita loss of forty dollars. The industrial east including Pennsylvania New York Massachusetts and New Jersey bears the heaviest losses after Michigan Ohio and Indiana.
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United States
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Ohio
Indiana
New York
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Real Estate Transfers for Past Week in Delphi Area
A weekly compilation by The Abstract Company lists transfers including Mary Effie Sampson to Agnes M. Smith for Deer Creek Township land at 200 dollars, Amanda B Martin to Lewis B Martin for 80 acres, and multiple 1 dollar or small sums. Transactions cover Deer Creek, Burlington, Jackson and West Delphi additions, with owners such as Abraham L Crecraft, Andrew L Harris, George M Davis, and Alvin W Bowyer involved in 40 to 80 acre parcels and numerous lots.
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Abstract Company
Abstracters
Delphi
Indiana
Dean Smith
Mary Effie Sampson
Aiz
Agnes M. Smith
Deer Creek
Amanda B. Martin
Lewis B. Martin
Andrew L. Harris
Abraham L. Crecraft
Burlington Tfp
William Riley Deford
Et Ux
George M. Davis
West Delphi
J. W. F. Thomas
Guardian
Philip Amick
Milton Timmons
Sidney T. Sterling
Alvin W. Bowyer
Jackson Twp
Catherine A. Schockey
Katie Taylor
Spears, Case & Co
Abraham L
Crecraft
Burlington
Lillian Baldwin
Charles S. Boyles
Charles E. Overholser
William E. Long
Religious Education Planned in Lebanon
Dr Clutton of Indianapolis notes Catholic and Jewish hours exceed Protestant teaching. Speakers Father Marshall Homer Ivey and Paul Van Riper support church cooperation to place religious instruction in city schools. Dickerman law could allow school time instruction. otherwise after school. Ministers to form Community Board of Religious Education for fall term begins.
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Lebanon
Clutton
Indianapolis
Charles Marshall
Homer P. Ivey
Paul van Riper
Dickerman
Community Board of Religious Education
Up Against It Quip Sparks Health Dilemma
A brief exchange between Peterson and Brown mentions an old friend in poor health who recently visited a doctor, signaling a developing health concern without details. The fragment suggests a setup for further anecdote or humorous commentary.
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Peterson
Brown
Side-Lights on the Legislature
Walter S. Chambers surveys the 1925 Indiana Legislature amid Klans influence in the House and Senate. He notes faction marks on members, cross-party voting, and rare bills, while predicting budget fights, department scrutiny, and pressure from lobbyists shaping the session.
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Walter S. Chambers
Stephenson
Bossert
Philadelphia
Klan
House
Senate
Indianapolis
Jackson
Highway Commission
Universities
Conservation Commission
Conservation and Fish and Game Departments
Public Service Commission
All Seats Sold For Carroll County Tourney
All seats for the Carroll county tournament, with nine teams, were sold during advance sales. Principals met in Flora to set the schedule. Friday night 7:00 Burlington versus Flora, 8:00 Camden versus Deer Creek. Saturday 9:00 Wheeling versus Cutler, 10:00 Delphi versus Bringhurst, 1:00 Rockfield versus Winner 7:00, 2:00 Winner 8:00 versus Winner 9:00, 3:00 Winners 10:00 and 11:00, 7:30 Winner 2:00 versus Winner 3:00, Final.
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Carroll County
Flora
Burlington
Camden
Deer Creek
Wheeling
Cutler
Delphi
Bringhurst
Rockfield
Flora drops long streak with 21 20 loss at Schrcleville
Flora suffered its first defeat in eleven games as the Flora quintet lost to Schrcleville 21 to 20 in a tight Friday night matchup. The victory snapped Flora's nine game winning streak and moved Schrcleville ahead late.
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Flora
Schrcleville
Young America over Delphi in action packed city game
Del PhI rallied late but could not overcome an early lead as Young America defeated Delphi 51 to 37 in a fast paced Friday night contest. Rossville seniors beat Delphi 28 to 16 in rough play with Rossville junior high topping Cutler 26 to 9 in a preliminary.
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Delphi
Young America- Delphi
Groninger
Young America
Young Amercca
Rossville
Cutler
Politeness Gilds What Kindness Lacks Says De Levis
The quote notes gold’s rarity inspires gilding and claims politeness imitates the appearance of kindness, offering a sharp contrast between surface brilliance and deeper virtue. De Levis argues polish substitutes for genuine goodness.
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de Levis
Catarrhal Deafness Tied to Inflamed Tube
Article discusses how catarrhal deafness stems from inflammation of the mucous lining of the Eustachian tube. When this tube is inflamed, rumbling sounds and impaired hearing may result.
Farm Institute meetings schedule countywide
Ray Bush announces Institute Chairmen meetings at Flora on Saturday January 31 to appropriate funds. Eleven townships hold institutes this year with Tippecanoe starting February 10 in Pittsburg. Training at Delphi briefs Wheat Pool organizers for Carroll County.
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Ray Bush
Farmer’s Institute
Township Institute
Flora
Council For Institute
Roy Caldwell
Washington Township
Tippecanoe Township
Pittsburg
Institute
Camden
Ross Wagoner
Delphi
Chas. Sieber
Rockfield
Earl Stewart
Wheeling
Albert Caldwell Madison
Wheat Pool
W. T. Martindale
Indiana Farm Bureau
Carroll County
Floyd Baker
Sheridan
Geo. W. Hansell
Paul Engle
Medaryville
M. C. Ulmer
Topeka
E. C. Moore
Scirclesville
E. E. Stephens
Cutler
George Thomas
Indiana Wheat Growers Pool Pays 40 Cents a Bushel
Checks totaling 552 528.61 go to 4 169 Indiana wheat growers who pooled with the Indiana Wheat Growers Association. The 40 cent per bushel distribution raises total price to 1 25 per bushel for No 2 wheat. April and June further distributions are planned as year one books close. Largest check 1 540 20, smallest 3 58. Seventy five percent of Indiana wheat moved to market at 1 to 1 25 per bushel.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Indiana Wheat Growers Association
North Senate Avenue
Popelers
Indiana Pool
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