Russians Raise Fund To Help World Strikers
Moscow reports an International Solidarity fund of 100000 is being raised by the Profintern to aid strikers worldwide. Solidarity stamps, issued in 39 countries by affiliated unions, will support the fund with quotas for the United States England France Germany and others. Unionists are urged to buy at least one stamp monthly to maintain the fund.
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Moscow
Steel Trade Union International
Profintern
Red International
United States
England
France
Germany
Iis
Ieretofore
Leningrad
Solidarity Fund
Erage
Birmingham Obituary Notices and Local Socials
H. W. Butcher, 74, dies at home in County Line on January 16. Funeral at Birmingham M E church with Rev. Kinsley and Rev. Burner officiating. burial in Birmingham cemetery. Community notes record visits, church events, and high school basketball results with Henrietta and Birmingham teams winning games.
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Birmingham
H. W. Butcher
M. E. Clary
Birmingham M. E
W. M. Kinsley
M. E
W. L. Burner
East Grand Boulevard Christian Church
Iroquois Avenue
Detroit
Mich
Painesville
Ben Langphorp
Elyria
William Conray
Billy Joe
Fred Parker
Collinge
J. D. Parker
Jessie Berkmeyer
Joe Bickel
la Grange
C. J. Lehnert
Collins
Willard Davidson
Charley Grenzebach
Charley Gerber
Orain
Elmer Vietzen
W. A. Moulder
Mary Ladrach
Hartman Holzhauer
Henrietta Girls
Henrietta
Ben Faler
John Ives
Oberlin
Adam Horn
Art Gilder
Mary Bogart
Starkey
Akron
Philipp Frankenberg
Adolph Frankenberg
Mildred Prince
Ed Prince
L. A. Andrews and Sons
Glenn
Arron
Blily
George Wilber
L. D. Sherod
Huron
Charley Greazebach
George Dickel
Tao
Jonnie Dickel
Mason's
Elsa
John Wlodrach
Lewis
Marr
Walter Ladrach
Florence
Milton Schiecter
Ruth Fowl
South Ridge
Wailliam Schiecter
Elia Brandau
Mae Church
Len Kelley
Elsiia
Mrs R J Fitch Of Elyria Receives News From Here
Middle Ridge residents learn that Mrs R J Fitch formerly Miss Alberta Spiegelberg of this place has received encouraging news from Elyria. The note brings reassurance to many friends and neighbors who know her from the community.
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Middle Ridge
R. J. Fitch
Elyria
Alberta Spiegelberg
Aha
Local social notes from Elyria area residents
Residents and visitors in Elyria and surrounding towns are noted attending family gatherings church meetings and social events. Names include Mr and Mrs Wm Bechtel Jeannette Ludwig Mil ton Ludwig of Painesville Mrs Emma Sommers and Robert of Lakewood and many others visiting relatives in Amherst Elyria and Cleveland over the weekend.
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Elyria Clinic
Amherst
Katherine Kolbe
Earl Spiegelberg
William Spiegelberg
Alfred Blontettler
W. C. Bechtel
R. H. Hearn
Willham A
Billy
Elyria
Robert and
Jay Hall
Carrie
Louise Schmitkens
Fred Herrmann
Ruth
Frank
J. C. Ossmann
Cleveland
Hickory Tree Grange
Bert Webb
Brownhelm
W. B. Webb
New York Bank Reports 71 Million Gain in Brokers Loans
Federal Reserve Bank of New York released a weekly summary showing brokers loans rose by 71 million dollars in the week ending January 16, narrowing toward the all time high and with the rediscount rate held at 5 percent. Gold earmarked rose 20 million, with France seen as a likely recipient, while US and foreign gold movements showed a weekly net loss of about 15 million dollars.
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New York
Wall Street
Federal Reserve Bank of New
Reserve
Bank of France
Canada
Europe
Reserve movement and labor data from a 1925 report
The New York Reserve Bank’s figures show reserves rising to $926,034,000 and note circulation falling to $326,402,000, lifting the local reserve ratio to 70.8 percent. Loans out of town rose $65,000,000 while local member banks withdrew $90,000,000 from call loans. Bills bought in the open market reached $6,196,000 with foreign bill contingencies down $5,626,000. The broader system held $431,239,000 in open-market bills, and total brokers’ loans stood at $5,384,000,009. Separately, reports on employment show 5,000 graduates unemployed, with 69 women and 194 men placed in jobs, and part-time student work rising with salaries and diverse positions across fields.
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Herald Tribune
Federal Reserve
Reserve
New York Reserve Bank
New York Bank
New York
the Stock Exchange
College Grads Learn Ropes Of Jobs At Tech
A Carnegie Tech survey shows a shift from high salary aims to training on the job. One third of last year’s graduates pursue firm training over three months to three years with their employing companies, earning far less than the average mechanic. John B. Beatty reports 5772 students placed, with total earnings of 770,580.02 dollars. 374 full time positions yielded 662,262.50 dollars. Despite tough conditions in 1925, fewer than ten percent wait for big money roles.
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Pittsburgh
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Tech
John B. Beatty
Secretary of
Bureau of Recommendations
Shortest railway observes Sabbath in West South Carolina
SHORTEST RAILWAY OBSERVES SABBATH says a Piedmont town of about 500 in South Carolina, home to one of the oldest colleges and four miles of a railway once run on Sundays only as life and death mattered. Officials say it’s not chartered but a matter of conscience, while noting the Interior Department’s 1849 creation to oversee Indian affairs public lands pensions and the cabinet.
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S. C
Piedmont
South Carolina
South
Department of the Interior
Indian Affairs
Public Lands
Pension Office
Cabinet Office
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Harry Weideman
Bureau
Lydia E. Pinkham
Anna Weaver
Rose Hill
Iowa
Pinkham
Thrift Days
Wasserman
Quality Clothes Shop
Victrolas Edison
Brunswick
Sonora
Columbia
Silvertone
Atwater Kent All-Electric Radio
A. C. Mnet
Thrift Day
Lyon & Healy
Sonora Radio
Ralmonicas
A.B.C
Chipendale
Schultz
Ramway Radio
Atwater Kent
Victor Records
Piel Sachem Tkee
Detroit Jewel
Cheshire
Ruthebur
Western Electric
Lauerle
Royal Electric Cleaner
Fairbanks
Winchester
FIAT
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