Illinois apple crop forecast shows strong potential
W S Brooks of the University of Illinois reports 1925 Illinois apple production may rise 20 percent from last year while national output drops. Despite dryness and fire blight, commercial varieties remain heavy, quality is high, and harvests are expected to start early with good prices anticipated.
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W. S. Brooks
College of Agriculture
University of Illinois
Illinois
Brooks
Tragedy and Heists Blink Across Midwest News
Multiple incidents across Illinois and Wisconsin unfold in a single report. A car overturns killing Swan Rosell with Olof Dahlberg. two suspected burglars are shot by Monmouth police. A bank messenger holdup in Chicago nets $33,472 in checks and bond coupons.
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Metropolitan State Bank
Chicago
Large Sums Sought to Enforce Dry Laws Budget
Washington proposes a substantial rise in the current appropriation of 30 million dollars for enforcing national dry laws in the December budget. The plan includes sharp cuts in other federal services as part of a broader economy program.
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Washington
Federal Service
Maccabees to Invest Large Sums in Homes
The Maccabees plan to distribute more than 5 million dollars of assets this year for home building across the country. A W Frye supreme commander announced at the quadrennial convention business meeting.
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Maccabees
Washington
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A. W. Frye
Renovating Old Mirrors Use Safe Mercury Removal Tips
The bureau of standards advises using nitric acid only for very old mirrors made with tin amalgam. For newer mirrors, try photographic reducing solutions such as hypo with potassium ferricyanide, the red prussiate of potash.
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Bureau of Standards
Washington Star
Agreement Likely on China Tariff and Extraterritoriality
Tokyo reports a favorable reply to the American note urging a conference on the Chinese customs tariff and the creation of a commission to study extraterritoriality in China as agreed at Washington. A foreign office spokesman says Japan, the United States and Great Britain are in complete accord on policy toward China.
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China
Washington
Foreign Office
Japan
America
Great Britain
France to Pay Debts to United States in Franco-American Settlement
Premier Paul Painleve stated France will certainly meet its obligations to the United States under the Dawes plan and the Franco-American terms will be settled before November 1. He spoke in an interview.
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George Cardinal Mundelein
Charless. Deneen
United States
Illinois
Mundelein
St. Mary’s of the Lake University and Theological Seminary
Cardinal Mundelein
Paris
France
Germany
Paul Painleve
Disappointed Ind Tunlins on World Oil Stock
Disappointed Indiana Senator Tunlins complains about the difficulty of assessing global petroleum reserves and questions the representation of oil stock data. The Washington Star reports his remarks amid ongoing energy discussions and policy debates.
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Ind Tunlins
Washington Star
Letter Praises Chicago Herald and Examiner Support
A longtime reader commends the Chicago Herald and Examiner for defending popular rights and entertaining columns. He highlights Brisbane and Hinman as engaging and the Sunday literary page as particularly valuable. He credits the paper with leadership in recent struggles for people’s rights.
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Chicago
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Hinman
Sunday Herald and Examiner
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