Pacific Seaplane Mission by Rodgers Crew Endures
Commander Rodgers recounts the August 31 San Francisco launch of seaplane PN-9 with four crewmen. They faced dwindling fuel, improvised radio, and survival through a 8 day ordeal ending in Nawiliwili harbor after a rescue and favorable Navy support.
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Coolidge Moves Toward Major Tax Cut and Budget Plan
Washington reports President Coolidge choosing to advance tax reduction and budget reforms. Treasury figures prepared for Secretary Mellon show potential cuts of 400 to 500 million dollars and a broader surtax reduction. Cabinet discussions focus on tax relief, abolition of nuisance taxes, and eliminating taxes on smaller incomes as the fiscal balance improves.
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Plane Commander Rodgers Family Joyful Goer Rescue
Hayre de Grace Maryland family of Commander John Rodgers of the seaplane PN One learned the crew had been found alive and well. Robert Rodgers, brother, said the relief was great though the commander’s other had remained hopeful. Rear Admiral John A. Rodgers, retired, was less optimistic, knowing the conditions aviators faced.
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Ex-Convict Arrested as Bank Examiner Bandit
Bloomington reports ex convict Harry Funk was arrested in Urbana and identified as the man who posed as a bank examiner to rob the Warmers' bank at Chenoa of 184000 last January. Funk allegedly pocketed nearly 100000 before the drop, identified by J F Katies, president of the bank, as the suspect who with a partner “expected” the bank’s jokes and then robbed it.
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Coolidges End Vacation As President Returns From Swampscott
President Calvin Coolidge and Mrs. Coolidge return to Washington after eleven weeks at Swampscott. Observers note the President's light tan, spry step, and healthy appearance, while Mrs. Coolidge also looks well. No weight change reported.
Ford Bid for Ships Likely From Washington Sources
A bid by Ford for the purchase of four Shipping Board ships and Pan American liners is expected to be submitted in Washington. Officials announced the move amid ongoing negotiations and state interest in expanding commercial fleet capacity.
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U S Reports Corn Yield Reduced Across States
Washington reports corn yield lowered by 664 million bushels amid drought. States like Ohio, Minnesota, and Nebraska show declines or mixed changes. total 102d month estimates drop to about 2.407 billion bushels. Record drought impacts harvest, with high statewide reductions and price implications for September delivery.
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Navy Chiefs Happy Over Rescue of Seaplane Crew
Navy officials praised a successful rescue of seaplane crew members after a perilous mission. Secretary Wille expressed gratitude for the operation's execution, noting disciplined leadership and swift response. details from the defense department confirmed crew safety and commendations for those aboard.
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President Coolidge Faces Hay Fever Illness
President Coolidge endures a severe cold believed to be hay fever by physicians. He contracted the illness while returning from Salem and was resting at the White House. Officials say the condition is improving with rest and care, and there is no plan for further disruption to his schedule.
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Racial unrest ends in fatal harm in Detroit incident
In Detroit Michigan Leon Kriener was fatally struck and Bric Nougherg severely hurt as a confrontation erupted after a Black family moved into a previously white area. Thousands gathered outside the home with no property damage attempt, while witnesses reported gunfire.
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Population and money figures for United States September 1925
The department released population figures for September showing 144,940,000 in the U S compared with 112,022,000 the same month in 1924. Money in circulation stood at 4,784,024,000 with a twelve month increase of 10,149,000. Circulation growth slowed compared with the previous year.
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Creapury Department
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Cold Weather Predicted for Middleton Area
The forecast warns of bitter cold and heavy winds as Middleton, N.Y. braces for a severe winter. A local weather student notes frigid temperatures, with potential snowfall and hazardous conditions likely to persist through the coming days.
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Federal Employees Hold Convention To Elect Leaders
In a crowded gathering the National Federation of favorably employed workers elected Luwhay fh Bloward from Kaysna City as president and chose a slate including Moy aver owied Dp and Whey an Chlenwd for key posts.
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