Generals Hines and Nolan Named Deputy Chief Roles
In Washington General Pershing’s successor as chief of staff Maj. Gen. John L. Hines is appointed. Brig. Gen. Dennis Edward Nolan becomes deputy chief of staff in charge of the supply section, retaining his rank as general. Nolan, a veteran of AEF intelligence, earned the Croix de Guerre and DS and DSM honors for service in France and earlier battles including Apremont.
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Ashington
Pershing
U.S. A
John L. Hines
Dennis
Nolan
General Staff
Weeks
Hines
General Pershing
Congress
France
Apremont
Noland
Apr
Julia Grant Sharp
Duluth
Minn
Ames
Mexico
Coummuand
Washington’s False Fronts Highlight City’s Pretense and Pride
In the Chicago Evening Post, Harry B. Hunt argues Washington is a city of false fronts both mental and physical. He cites boastful officials, inflated pretensions, and three story façades masking hollow interiors behind the true streetscape of the capital.
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Washington
Harry B. Hunt
Chicago Evening Post
Nore
Broadway
Hollywood
Civil Service
City weighs curbside parking curbside limits downtown
District officials study a proposal to limit long time parking in the downtown congestion zone. The traffic board will consider public parking options including a central garage and street widening, with rules to curb all day parking to keep access for residents and business fronts.
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District Traffic Board
Bell
Traffic Board
W. H. Holcombe
Albert J. Headley
Traffic Bureau
Ringgold Hart
Unpatriotic Propaganda in U S Schools Debate
Milton Fairchild of the Character Education Institution dismisses fears of disloyal propaganda in schools as unfounded arguing boards of education are trustworthy and capable. He notes Mrs. Anthony Wayne Cook's claims lack reliable detail and offers to supply positive information to authorities.
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IERE
United States
Milton Fairchild
Character Education Institution
Anthony Wayne Cook
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Boards of Education
Tinre
Cook
Fairchild
Japan as Factor in American Progress
Washington discusses Yusuke Tsurumi's lecture at the Institute of Policies in Massachusetts. He predicts Japan will strongly influence future American progress within two decades citing tradition geography and social forces. He warns immigration policy could trigger grave consequences for Japan and the world amidst shifts in liberal and conservative politics.
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Fridial Washington
Lor
Yusuke Tsurumi
Japan
Institute of Policies
Tsurumi
Hanthara
Loague of Nations
Ty Cobb_lauds Tyrus Cobb as Tigers' best keystone
Ty Cobb endorses Tyrus Cobb as the Tigers top second baseman prospects. He notes Burke's left handed hitting, speed, and fielding, praising his leadoff potential after Derrill Pratt's slump and Burke's strong defense and speed.
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Tyrus Cobb
Tigers
Leslie Burke
Detroit
Germany Schaeffer
Jim Delahanty
Pep Young
Keystone
Derrill Pratt
Burke
Rough Afternoon for Umpire Tim Hurst
The late Tim Hurst endured a rough day as crowds surged on the field after a game. A husky spectator landed a punch on Hurst’s eye, ending his public life with lasting injuries. A companion reflected on the harsh life of umpires and their constant abuse.
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Tim Hurst
Tim
Finnish Star Undergoes Most Careful Training
The article describes rigorous Finnish athletic preparation led by Paavo Nurmi. It notes milk and water diet, daily outdoor exercise including long walks and runs, and the sauna bath regimen. Core principles emphasize endurance walking, sprinting for speed, daily 20 minute physical culture, and unwavering persistence.
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Finland
United States
Paavo Nurmi
NOTES FROM THE DIAMOND
Major league scoring is down from recent years. Various player moves include Z Fa pitcher Peterson joining Atlanta from Rochester and Waldemar Wood signing with St. Louis Cardinals. Several trades and signings involve Detroit, Washington, Denver, Birmingham and Baltimore area clubs, with many limited details and plus notes on minors.
Southern all star picks form strong major league potential
Southern players dominate all southern selections with many college stars reaching the majors. Notables include Joe Sewell Riggs Stephenson Chick Galloway and Del Pratt from Alabama Mississippi A and M Sewanee Vanderbilt and others. The 1920 all southern outfield featured Hendrick Carlyle Satterfield with Hendrick valued at 100000 by the Yankees.
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Imive
Joe Sewell
Riggs Stephenson
Cleveland
University of Alabama
Chick Galloway
Athletics
South Carolina University
Joe Evans
St. Louis
Frank Ellerbe
Mississippi A. & M
Sewanee
del Pratt
Detroit
Alabama
Gink Hendrick
Yankees
Vanderbilt
Red Wingo
Tigers
Oglethorpe
Bib Falk
White Sox
Teas University
Ike Boone
Boston
Luke Sewell
Tennessee Bnd
Hank Deberry
Lefty Wingard
Jim Edwards
Indians
Glink Hendrick
Roy Carlyle
Claude Satterfield
Hendrick
Carlyle
Washington
Satterfield
Dixie Collegians
Plan New Golf Course for Texas Open Title
Plan for the 1925 Texas Open locates action at a new San Antonio course in construction. Emil Loemer and John McGlynn design a 6530 yard layout while the Texas Open prize fund reaches 6000 dollars, Joe Kirkwood having won the previous year's first prize.
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San Antonio
South
Joe Kirkwood
Texas
Breckenridge Park
Emil Loemer
John McGlynn
Minnesota gains athletic facilities with new stadium plans
Winnings of the rice horse Zev reach 286 573.57. University of Minnesota eyes a 25 acre athletic plant after completing a new 700 000 stadium. Hugo Bezdek to assist Beckett in coaching Quantico Marines this fall.
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University of Minnesota
Hugo Bezdek
Beckett
Quantico Marines
Summer Fattened Steers on Grass
A summary of United States Department of Agriculture experiments with two year old steers on winter rations and summer pasture. The bulletin notes that steers with larger winter gains often exceed in total yearly gain, but those with smaller winter gains may surpass them in summer pasture gains. Early marketed cattle should gain more in winter. Free copies available from USDA.
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Uditad Pitts
United States
Department of Agriculture
West Virginia Agricultural Experiment Station
Appalachiaa
Attite
West Virginia
United States Department of Agriculture
Department
Washington, D. Cc
Pasture Essential for Hog Herd for Thrifty Growth
The Prairie Farmer advises hog producers to use pasture alongside feed yards. Alfalfa and clover provide protein and minerals, fall rye offers reliable pasture, and a mix of soybeans oats clover and rape in Christian county yields a rotating feed supply. Green feed is valued as hogs relish it and it supports steady growth.
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Christian County
Increase Production by Freshening Cow in Fall
The article explains that freshening cows in the fall boosts milk production while butterfat prices fall. It warns that introducing fresh cows causes the herd test to drop due to feed to pasture changes, but the higher output can offset lower prices if producers plan freshening for a rising market.
Most Profitable Ducks For Market at 10 to 12 Weeks
Ducks earn best profit when marketed between ten and twelve weeks old as they are nearly full grown by then. Growth slows after moulting, making longer keeping unprofitable. From week six, feeding a heavy ration of corn improves finish and market readiness.
Raising pullets to be layers with strong bones and ample feed
The article advises raising pullets for next year’s laying flock and not skimping on feed. It recommends green feed, a mash with meat scraps or dairy byproducts, salt, and oyster shell near water sources. Shade is suggested with burlap if none is available.
Explosives for Highways Estimated Use
Estimated explosives for national road programs amount to about 3000 pounds per mile of new road. The dynamite and blasting powder are used to blast stone from quarries and for construction and drainage purposes.
No Internal Remedy for Poultry Pests Warned by USDA
United States Department of Agriculture warns that several advertised feed through pest mixtures are ineffective for controlling external parasites in poultry. Tests show sulfur mixtures, calcium sulfide tablets, and other chemicals fail to treat mites and other external pests, with misbranding alleged and buyers urged to be cautious.
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United States Department
LQG Agriculture
Unitad Status Department
Conauziers
Tuberculosis Found in Different Dairy States
Cooperative testing by states and the U S Department of Agriculture shows that nearly nine tenths of premises have no tuberculous cattle. Infection rates vary. ten states exceed 25 percent, eleven states average under 5 percent, others fall in between. Information is available from the Bureau of Animal Industry, but a tuberculin test by a qualified veterinarian is the only sure method to know a herd’s status.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Animal, Industry
Eliminate Grade Crossings Movement Faces Costs and Delays
Public and railroad efforts to reduce highway grade crossing dangers meet agitation for removal. Railroads aid education campaigns while the public demands elimination, but high costs and current conditions prevent immediate implementation.
Flea Eradication Methods for Barns
Advice outlines steps to remove fleas from barns by cleaning out debris, applying salt to floors at least an eighth of an inch thick for one to ten days, and using hydrocyanic acid gas fumigation. After cleaning, napthalene is spread on floors to kill remaining fleas.
Toads, Poultry, and Farm Tips From Uncle Ab
A mosaic of farm advice covers feed for cows to enrich land, warns about mosquitoes near water, and stresses safe storage of tin cans. Uncle Ab emphasizes hens, poultry nesting, and the timing of spraying vines and hay curing for value.
Iowa farms rally as state debates grow and roads improve
The article covers petitions for a new Des Moines high school election, state road and bridge contracts in Tama and Mitchell counties, currency soil and crop conditions, and reports on dairy, corn, oats, and butter prices. It notes Iowa State College ranking and farmer optimism amid field days and county tests for tuberculosis.
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Des Moines
Iowa
General Assembly
Polk County
Sac City
Robert Lemmon
Guthrie Center
Mitchell County
Weat
Iowa State College
Fort Snelling
Minnesota
Board of Supervisors
Tama County
Iowa Bureau of Labor Statistics
Johnston
Kossuth
McArthur
Oakland
Blackhawk County
Des Moines Schoola
George Garton
United States
Marshall
Shelby County
George Godfrey
Irvington
John. E. Jarrett
West Point
Eliza Garretson Rhodes
Mount Pleasant
Fairfield
He Front
W. H. Snider
Davenport
Women's and Children’s
Sioux
Lyons
Osceola
Peain
Mein
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Stalph Stewart
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Rievere
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Twins
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Mike Cires
Springfield
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Mieher
Jack Williams
Quebec
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Alaska
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Western Association
Harold Junvrin
American Association
Southern League
Anthracite League
Russell Scarritt
Johnson City
Appalachian League
Monroe Mitchell
Chicks
Mitchell
Charlie Gllinger
Harrieburg Club
St. Paul
Art Tretz
John McCloskey
Blackwell
Newton
Sam Ganzel
Armando Marsans
Elmira
N. Y
Marsans
Nave Warris
Greensboro
N. C
Fred Mitchell
Boston Nationals
Hollis Thurston
Babe Ruth
Bob Connery
New York Yankee
Pitcher Nugent
Temple
Nugent
Latonia
Chorehill Downs
Kentucky Jockey Club
Glaskup
Yamiiton
Vicksburg
Hamilton
John Salanda
Amerecan Association
Oklahoma City
George Stallings
Walter Hip- Bood
Rochester Club
Gule
Dixie
al White
California
Pinkston
Antwerp
China
C. A. Harriman
Betty Nuthall
England
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Cannon Ball
Martin
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Americana
Suzanne Lenglen
Norway
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