Nash Motors Leaders Highlight 1925 Success Record
Nash Motors is praised for efficiency and leadership after earning 8.78 million dollars in 1925. Henry Nash emphasizes staff prowess, inventory turnover twelve times yearly, and self sufficiency in assembly. Alford handles finance and labor, Walberg engineers the car, and Nash drives operations from the plant.
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Nash Motors
J “St Wan Tadide
Chicago
Phe Apeaker
Nua
Jeffrey Ylant
Kenyaha
Nuat
Tia
Ita
Alford
Domen
Asget
Pertutna
Tta
Guards at the Khyber Pass Stand Under British Guard
Fragmentary text describes the Khyber Pass guarded by British troops at the mouth of the defile toward Afghanistan. It mentions armed guards, potential unrest in India, and fears of Bolshevik invasion framed by Rus powers, with a block house and watch tower shown.
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Khyber Pass
Kbster Pusa
Kipling
Alexander
Afghanistan
Rusaia
Afridia
Bees Block Entrance as Swarm Attacks Doorway
In an unusual incident a swarm of bees gathered over a doorway blocking access for over an hour. An unidentified man with a torch and gear coaxed the queen bee to relocate into a nearby area while the rest followed her.
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Bacramento
Rive
White House Preservation Risk If Not Repainted
A historic note warns that without a protective paint coat the White House in Washington would decay over a century. The document emphasizes ongoing preservation needs and the importance of maintaining the exterior to safeguard the iconic federal residence.
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White House
Washington
Maina
Gray Moss Fire Danger Warning in Northwest
Gray Moss in Northwest warning of fire danger notes that the heavy gray isosa grows in Douglas regions used by forest service experts to indicate fire outbreak risk. It explains moisture changes with humidity and how attached mass observations detect approaching fire risk.
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Northwest
Wowshington
Douglas
United States Forest Service
Aviator Hits Child in Bad Landing at Elmhurst Flight Incident
River Forest officer Joseph James, an aviator, failed control after gear rings broke on landing at Elmhurst. His aircraft struck eight year old Bernice Holmsen, causing a scalp wound and minor injuries. The plane damaged several Ford cars before stopping. James blamed gear failure and reported the incident after work, noting no serious injuries to himself or passenger.
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Joseph James
River Forest
Elmhurst
Bernice Holmsen
West Suburban
Te Plang
Jamea
Police Department
Ge Rapid
bin Puaxenger
Utheer Juma
Pastors
Forest Park Plate Glass Mutual Imbalance Meeting Held
The Forest Park Plate Glass Mutual Imbalance group held a meeting on Madison Street with President Hudelf Warkurt Temporary secretary Fred Necker and directors Rudolf Burkatt Elmer Warmer Arnold Sosnik M Chiodo Charley Harley. An initial assessment on plate glass and insurance was discussed with membership open to any owner of plate glass in Forest Park.
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Forest Park Plate Glog Tneurtime Company
Thor Madison Street
Hudelf Warkurt
Fred Necker
Ound
Pregamer
Erneat Releh
Rudolf Burkatt
Elmer Warmer
Arnold Sosnik
M. Chiodo
Charley
Harley
Oon UK
Forest Park
Community Outing Invites Judge Wit for Kids Event
Laula Stenbert a young Twentieth ward politician visits Forest Park inviting Judge Wit and area residents to an outing for children from charitable homes at Hivarviaw next Thursday. A Chicago man was cited in Forest Park for violating town ordinances while Judge Witt granted a weeklong continuation in a related bed case.
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Laula Stenbert
Twentieth Ward
Chicago
Forest Park
Wit
Hivarviaw
Atta
Witt
Encouragement as a leadership force in work
A compact essay on the value of encouragement to raise morale and drive effort. Citing C. M. Belk and Napoleon as examples, it argues that proper encouragement inspires workers, boosts leadership, and creates happier, more productive teams across industries and armies.
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Neva
Datt Din
BelkWab
Bethe
Qupyright
Tom
Igo
Five Year Old Boy Hit by Auto Taken to Hospital
A five year old boy, living at 223 Circle Avenue, was struck by a car driven by 1737 North Shore Avenue salesman Mr Patterson on Wednesday night at 6 10. The child suffered a compound eye injury and other wounds. Patterson was held on 5000 bond, trial set for Tuesday. The boy dragged himself to a nearby ambulance after the impact and spoke to his mother on the way to Oak Park Hospital. He remained in pain with a fever Thursday, doctors warning the Thursday critical. Patterson said he did not see the boy until right on him.
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Lewis Moller
Circle Avenue
Ao Uptom
Ey We
Kutered
bin Eye
Oak Park Nodapital
Mr. Patterson
Br. Patterwin
Tin
Patterson
False Alarm At Arc Fire Department
The Arc department responded to a recent fire alarm that proved to be false. An officer found the alarm box door ajar during rounds and reported to the police telephones that the alarm was not needed as the box had been installed recently.
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Arc Department
Wirm Beda
Tt Fund Stret
Jackels
Trla
Baboons and Tigers React Differently to Jazz
A historic lab study observed baboons reacting playfully to jazz while tigers showed anger and dance. Animals from several California universities watched as musicians performed varied pieces from lullabies to bebop. An elephant ignored the troupe yet enjoyed the trombone, and Mary the ape repeatedly sparked with cigarettes during the two hour show.
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Los Angeles
California
Delny
Mary
University Latin Class Hosts Roman Style Feast
About 50 University of Vermont Latin students in three advanced classes dined in Roman fashion as guests of Professors MB Ogle Miss Darla Perry and L M Prindle. Guests reclined on cushions, drank from a saving cup after the second course, and sang three Latin songs. Meal featured self supplied diners and spoons, with acented water and towels passed before dining.
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Burnington
University of Vermont
Mb, Ogle
Darla Perry
L. M. Prindle
Univerality
Benchey
Nient
Mbutlon
Jupiter
Obituary of F Herrick Ui PF Herrick of Forest Park
F Herrick Ui PF Herrick formerly of Forest Park and two years a resident of McHenry died Wednesday morning after years of ill health. Born in Helvfield on December 3, 1870, he leaves a widow and two sons. Funeral services will be held Monday July 7 at 2 PM from the chapel at 2110 W Wind Vine and then to Oak Cemetery.
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F. Herrick UI
Herrick
Forest Park
McHenry
Ife
Ill Heath
Tax on Telephone Messages Ends July Second
Federal tax on telephone messages will be inoperative after midnight July 2. Beecher of the Bell Telephone Company says long distance messages will be free from the tax, ending charges that added 60 cents per text and 100 cents per page over 50 cents. The removal aims to encourage broader use of telephone service.
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Beecher
Nels Bell Telephone Company
Thin 'Norning
Beech
Rua
Public Service Company hosts local agents dinner in Arm a Park
H Penaler of Public Service Corporation spoke at Go Park Arm a Park dinner as W J Lynch acted as taximaster. Joseph Kehow recounted growth from 776 stockholders in 1912 to 21 000 today. The firm plans 10 million dollars in delivering improvements across a Chicago area district spanning Waukegan to Streator over 6000 square miles. H L Judd introduced the program and George F R Jones spoke on the new 7 percent cumulative preferred stock offering.
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H. Penaler
Pople Servier Corporation
Go Park Arma
Ite
W. J. Lynch
Oak Park
Joseph Kehow
Chicago
Waukegan
Streator
H. L. Judd
George FR. Jones
Police Find Home for Chicago Wayward Woman
A Chicago woman who sought carnival work arrived here Sunday night and was detained by Ug police on disorderly conduct allegations. She said a young man followed her from Chicago with dishonorable intent, and she sought a safer home, with Park police offering assistance and guidance.
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Chicago
Ondrge
Muithornllty
Ane
Woreat Park
Mayor at lake for over the holiday
Mayor W Kaul and wife left Tuesday morning for a Wisconsin holiday trip. They traveled from Chicago by steamer Christopher Gylambus to Milwaukee where friends guided them to the home of Mr Stuber. Mrs Kaul’s brother owns a place on a nearby inland lake. He avoided committing to fishing plans, saying he would not eagerly catch fish that might bite. They expect to return home Monday.
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W. Kaul
Whte
Wisconsin
Chicago
Christopher Gylambus
Milwaukee
Bea
Well Digging Halted By Cable Breaks In City Wells
City well work paused twice this week due to breakage in digging gear. Saturday the drill cable snapped and had to be recovered with a grappler. Tuesday the rope broke again as the plunger descended, requiring special grappling irons. On Wednesday the well reached 1830 feet with rapid progress on the reservoir and roof construction.
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The text appears garbled and unreadable with no clear events, names, or places to summarize into a coherent news item.
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Pasuk
BHOE STORE OFFERS ECONOMY BUYING SPREE
Morris Buttaglta of Huttaglin shoe store forecasts an unusual spring and summer fashion rush. He plans a ten day sale with very low prices to clear shelves for new stock, backed by extensive advertising. His reputation for fair dealing is noted as he promotes economy and value for shoppers in Forest Bark.
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Morris
Buttagtla
Huttaglin'n Shoe Store
Madivan Street
Forest Bark
MM Bittagla
Be Hng
Buttegtin
Unis
National Guard Hab Oak Park Quarters Established
The Sixty sixth Infantry Brigade of the Utinola National Guard will establish headquarters at Oak Park by order of General Jonn J Garrity. Officers and men from Oak Park, Auburn, and surrounding areas will staff the unit, with two weeks of training at Heckford starting in August.
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Bbyfantry Brigade
Utinola National Guard
Oak Park
Jonn J Garrity
Wwe Teyvutelde
Chicago
Orgillnation
Auatin
Tver
Forest
Red B. Stand
Atatur Tan
Garrity
American Legion
Keniiworth
Hue
South Boulevaed
Arice
Rand
Heckford
Yargent
Swamp Snake Found Far From Its Native Habitat
A Columbia University expedition led by Professor Corrington of the University of South Carolina discovered a Florida known swamp snake species 800 miles north in ponds and weeds. Officials weigh how the species arrived far beyond its established range and consider the possibility of illegal collection.
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Columbia
S&s. C
J. D. Corrington
University of South Corona
Corfington
Florida
Georgia
South
Homes to live in Ade by L Brannon Co
L Brannon Co presents Homes to live in Ade, a listing highlighting affordable dwelling options. The program outlines housing designs, cost estimates, and local resources for prospective buyers considering Ade area developments.
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L. Brannon Co
Ade
River Forest youth nearly drowns in Crowding incident
Charles Vitta, one year old son of Dr Hitt, fell from a safe into the river on North Avenue Crownding morning. Arthur Hotterham, an older boy, dived in and pulled him out. The lad was unharmed, though the group had warned each other that the play was dangerous. Chief Frank W. Laute saw the raft boys and warned them of the peril and later asked them to appear.
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Charles Vitta
Dr. Hitt
North Avenue
Neice
Ogain
Arthur Hotterham
Tim
Frank W. Laute
Chey
Delegate Injured in Train Wreck After Convention Return
Delegates returning from a National Merchants Women’s convention in Los Angeles were involved in a wreck near Buda. Mrs Wallace sustained severe chest injuries and was shaken up, confined to home for days. The front passenger train halted on the main track, blocked by a freight train and a curve, obscuring the approach and causing a deadly impact in the wooden Pullman car between the observation car and the steel car.
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Ciyba
Lan Angeles
George Wallace
Omaha
Whey
Burlington Fust
Triton
Mutey Mure
Mra Wallace
Ant
Buda
Mike
Wuel
Traffic violators face penalties in court session
A chaotic report from Judge Wit's court on Tuesday outlines penalties for drivers and pedestrians in a local traffic crackdown. People cited for driving without a valid license or valid registration faced fines. others paid for speeding and parking violations during the holiday week. The court schedule was adjusted with sessions on Tuesday, May and Thursday, instead of the usual Wednesday, and notices warned drivers to ensure proper licenses and vehicle legality to avoid future penalties.
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Wit's Court
Hwudiene
Doleinn
Witertan
Tate
WUC
Thoreduye
Maywood Youth Drowned at La Grange Park Quarry
George, a Maywood youth, drowned while swimming with friends at La Grange Park Quarry on a Saturday afternoon. Rescuers pulled his body from the 30 foot deep bottom as classmates from Premier School and the track squad mourn his loss. He was buried Wednesday afternoon, July 2, after services.
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Maywood
LA Grange Park
George
Etret
Kehool
Prk
Georke
Sever
Hart
Saat Wadnor
Thant
Te Wan
Key Builder
Hawan
Hot Springs Gums in Earth’s Crust Spark Heated Vapors
The source of the head of the nor springs io Arkgnaam is believed to be the great Gums of Ieneana ropkine traded in the earth's crust by volcanic agencies. Decperated waters convert into vapors by contact with hs bested masa probityescend through: Assure toward the surface, where they meet cold springs heated by the rapara.
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Io Arkgnaam
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Oak Park Quarters
Foust Park
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