Railways Show Rising Profits in June Reported by New York Times
The June results for seventy-one railways indicate faster growth in net earnings than gross, with net gains guiding a projected total net increase of 150 percent for 1925 and about 91.5 million for six months. St. Paul led with a 1.49 million contribution. overall profits reflect efficiency and wartime logistics amid agricultural and transport shifts.
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Wilson
St. Paul
Itl Ross
New York Times
Lloyd George Returning as He Prepares New Letters
The article notes Lloyd George plans biweekly communications to papers in Britain and Europe. He defends coal miners and defends Baldwin against Churchill, arguing Baldwin misses a million gallant miners. The piece praises George’s tactic and suggests his return strengthens miner support.
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Lloyd George
Europe
Hil
Atv. George
Baldwin
Winston Churelli
Jilord George
Churchill
England
Loyd George
Peace in Iowa: Brookhart Invited to GOP Meeting
Synth W. Brookhart Republican Senatorial nominee has been invited to confer with party chiefs. The invitation follows his not being chosen to fill the late Cummins term, seen as a party concession. Brookhart is likely to win in the fall and then take his Senate seat in peace.
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Iown
W. Brookhart
Brookhart
Cummines
Senate
Made Their Own Bed in Bootleg Vat Tragedy
A Michingan town scene reports bootleggers dying in a mash vat described as fourteen barrel capacity. Authorities noted reckless methods and questioned safety practices as the incident drew local attention.
Editorial Quips From Ohio Towns
A collection of short quips from several Ohio newspapers critiquing manners and sayings. The remarks touch on daily life, marriage, money, health, and language, offering a snapshot of midwestern humor and social observations across communities such as Fostoria, Defiance, Zanesville, Youngstown, Veronica, and Cincinnati.
Battle of Long Island Defeat Leads War-Era Listings
A garbled retrospective mentions the Battle of Long Island between British forces led by Sir William Howe and American troops, plus a string of biographical notes on 19th century figures, birthdays and political events. The text references the Oregon boundary dispute, telegraphic links, and upcoming conventions.
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Toras Swalvers Vries
Long Island
Sir Wilhon Trowe
William
Ffarao
San Juan Island
Oregon
Tennessee
Orlando
Fla
England
France
Rebecca Gratz
Walter Scotts
Ivanhoe
Philadelphia
Abram
Indiana
Denver
Brattleboro
Toseph K .Toole
Democrate
Montana
Thomas F. Wiseen
National Independence Party
United States
Marietta
Mary Anerson
Tabor
Sweden
Eugene Grace
Bethshem Steel Corporation
Goshen
Peter Norbeck
South Dakota
Vermilion of Dak
Peat
Vermilion S Dak
Yesaca
Frank Moods
No clear event headline from jumbled text
Fragmentary historical notes reference Settin Bull, General Custer, and a city with 660 000 population but contain many garbled terms and unclear facts making a concise summary difficult. The piece reads as a speech fragment or garbled transcription rather than a coherent news item.
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Custer
Toronto
Cropsey Seen as Leading G.O.P. Governor Hope in NY
James C Cropsey of New York City emerges as the strongest Republican contender for governor. Supporters say his background as former Kings District Attorney and Police Commissioner positions him to unite the party, despite a pay gap if elected.
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James C. Cropsey
New York
Supreme Court
James C Cropsey
New York City
Cropsey
Juste Crops
Justice Cropsey
Yeath
Justiceropsey
Brooklyn Polie Commisagnel
Kings
Call for Christian Education Center for Elyria Colored Community
A plea to White Citizens of Elyria for a definite Christian education program for Black residents. The note urges building an adequate center to provide worship and training, arguing civilization progress and future truth depend on safe, inclusive spaces for all.
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Elyria
Jesus
Ameria
Hays and Parks
Southland
Binck Tan
America
Ming
I&s
The Perfect Baby No Crying Yet A Reporters Whisper
A quirky note discusses a parent who insists their baby never cries while visitors hear frequent cries. The piece blends humor with broader reflections on communication and perception. It shifts to a sermon-like argument about Christian education and religious unity as remedies for social and racial tensions.
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Kinkette
Dear Nover
We Move Center From Self To Society In Christ’s Teachings
Reverend Warby calls for social living taught by Jesus to shift focus from avarice to service and lust to love He highlights a 1926 fundraising rally in Elyria for a church center urging wealthy residents to support a 40 50 thousand dollar building and religious education for children to avert spiritual illiteracy and save society.
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Jesus
Elvria
Elyria
Wom Warbly
Second Methodist Episcopal Church
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Eastor
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City
Mali
Lorais
Robert IL Wara, Inc
Shicago & So Wabash Avs
EW York
Fifth Ave
Lloyd George Returning
Iowa
Fostoria
Times
Touther
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Daviesville
Journal
Aisfield
Youngstown
Veronica, O
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Cincinnati, O
Times-Star
Mr. Houdini
Ps San
U United States
Birh
Texas
Mleinnolff
Washington, DC
Amer[can ‘Legion
Department of District of Columbia
Burlington, Vi
American Legion
Department of Vermont
Pipestone
Minn
Minnesota
Federation of Rural Letter
Long Ts
Abe Martin Qeviatt
Republic Syndicate Inc
Cook’s Millinery
Last Ave
Oberlin Road
Elyria Savings & Trust
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