New York City Election Trims Hylan Foes as Smith Grows Power
In a pivotal Democratic mayoral nomination race former Mayor Hylan loses to Jimmie Walker while Gov. Al Smith consolidates anti- Tamany strength and eyes possible presidential or senatorial bids. Waterman leads Republican ticket. Hearst papers question a third party. The result reshapes NYC and national Democratic power dynamics.
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York City
Hylan
Jimmie Walker
al Smith
Tammany
Eost
William Randolph Hearst
New York
Hearst
Albany
Walker
F. H. la Guardia
Frank D. Waterman
Waterman
John J. Lyons
W. M. Bennett
Atlantic States
Smith
League favors world court ruling on Mosul boundary
Indications suggest the League of Nations assembly will refer the Mosul boundary dispute to the world court. Turkey protests, arguing changes since last year, while Britain seeks a 25 year Iraq mandate. President Mustafa Kemal massed troops along the frontier as Britain says war danger is not worrisome.
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Interparliamentary Union
Washington
Shapurji
Saklatvala
House of Commons
Kellogg
The
Red
London
United States
Borah
America
Great Britain
Pahere
League of Nations Assembly
Mosul
World Court For Settlement
League
Turkey
Iraq
Mustapha Kemal
French and Spanish push against Rif tribes strongholds
Last week French and Spanish forces advanced against the Rif in a drive toward Tetuan while native forces halted in the central zone and pressed renewed attacks in the west. The French captured El Bibane fortress after a fierce assault aided by 150 air bombers and numerous tanks.
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Tetuan
el Bibane
Krim
Illinois death rate and officials shift across state news
Illinois reports 1924 death rate 1,122 per 100,000 while 1923 was 1,204. Prohibition enforcements official Charles W. Vursell resigns. Izaak Walton league places 3000 black bass in Fox river at Aurora. Rockford gravel truck incident kills two children. Teachers’ pay rise leads state, Jefferson county tops increases. Ottawa pits unearth Indian burial with skeletons to Illinois Historical Society. Peru appoints J. J. Beitler as consul in Chicago. 500 veterans at Galesburg field artillery reunion. Oleson sues Hilma Jackson for 1,000 over airplane damage. Gov. Len Small greets 15,000 at Kankakee fair. Judge Cliff to authorize destruction of 18,462 gallons alcohol seized in raids. Illinois Workmen's Compensation awards total 1,684,759 with 209 death cases. Bishop Hughes presides Illinois Methodist conference. amalgamation vote passes. Typhoid carriers in Chicago estimated at 1,200 with 120,000 former patients. Champaign County works prisoners for board if approved. 4-H corn club enrollments surge to 1,149 in 26 counties. Leroy Davidson named Cook County highway police chief. Glen Ellyn bars Sunday movies, keeping blue law. no new theater.
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Department of Commerce
Illinois
Charles W. Vursell
Prohibition Enforcement
Transportation
Chicago
Federal
Fox River
Aurora
Izaak. Walton League
Agnes Bobeck
Robert Peterson
Rockford
Blair
Jefferson County
Ottawa
Illinois Historical Society
House of Deputies of the Republic of Peru
J. J. Beitler
A. B. Leguia
One Hundred and Twenty-third Field Artillery
Galesburg
Oscar Carlstrom
Oleson
Hilma Jackson
Len Small
Kankakee Interstate Fair
Governor Small
Cliff
Prohibition
B. C. Yellowley
Thirteenth District
Industrial Commission of Illneis
Edwin H. Hughes
Methodist Hpliscopal Church
Beardstown
Bundesen
Health Department
Board of Supervisors
Champaign County
Public Welfare Department
Springfield
Tllinois
Urbana
Leroy Davidson
Cook County Highway Police
George H. Weldling
Peter M. Hoffman
Thomas Brockmeyer
Horizontal and Vertical Word Puzzle Solutions
A 1925 puzzle page with numbered clues across two grids. Clues cover definitions from movement to clothing and flora, including entries like shielded from sun, a meadow flower, and a nobleman, with the solution to appear in the next issue.
How to Solve a Crossword Puzzle Guide
Instructional note explains filling white spaces with dictionary words. Numbers mark first letters for horizontal and vertical entries. Definitions below the grid cover words up to the next black square, with no letters in black spaces and no use of proper names. Abbreviations slang initials and obsolete forms are noted.
Beach discovery of two people lying on sand
On the beach two individuals are located face down on the sand, one on the right side and one on the left side. Authorities have not released identifying details and the scene is under investigation.
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Woodward
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Antti- la Follette
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President Coolidge
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Russia
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Chicago Board of Trade
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Wallace
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Glen Ellyn
Sheepford
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