Supreme Court upholds tax value on Parker Ranch in Hawaii
The Ter Third Division of Hawaii’s Supreme Court sustains the Tax Appeal Court ruling fixing the Parker Ranch value at 13,136,497 dollars against the assessor’s 2,550,000. The ranch, spanning thousands of acres between Mauna Kea and Mauna Loa, is listed as the property of Richard Smart, an eleven year old living in California but returning yearly to inspect his birth territory.
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Supreme Court
Itlan
Tax Appeal Court
Island
Hawai
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Mauna Kea
Mauna
Heawall
Richard Smart
Cali
Welfare League Forms to Aid Animal Welfare Causes
New York July 10 The Animal Welfare Legislation League Inc signs incorporation papers to awaken public sentiment for animal welfare. Founding members include Miss Gertrude Barham Miss Virginia Keys Mrs William MacK Olcott and Mrs F Cameron Matthews. The group aims to end cruelties in slaughterhouses and cattle transport while assisting welfare efforts. Governor Donahey's executive secretary W Huffman assumes duties in Zanesville.
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New York
Animal Welfare Legislation League Inc
Teanue
Gertrude D. Barham
Virginia Keys
William Meock Olcott
F. Cameron Vatthews
Wiss
Coli Mels
J ‘W Huffman
Zanesville
Dutis
Goernor Donahey
Calving and Coolidge Funeral Procession Report
The narrative recalls the funeral procession of Calvin Coolidge with marines, civilians, and mourners. A church service followed by the hearse procession through town is described, noting support from Washington officials and townspeople as the casket rests with pink roses. The stock market and commodities sections accompany unrelated financial updates from New York and Cleveland.
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Coolidge
John
Colidge
Andrew Goohue
Merines
J Young Calvin
Lucarse
Tose
Washington
Congregational Church
Plymouth
Stocks Open Higher as Markets Open in New York
Stocks edge up at the New York open with mixed performances across utilities rail and steel. Waterworks leads gains while Pacific and Standard Oil show muted movement amid broad caution. Industrials like Baldwin and American Locomotive rise modestly as investors weigh early earnings signals.
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American Water Works
West Penn United Raiway Investment
Philadelphia
Montana Power
Utah Securities
Columbia Gas
Owers Hottle
American Eapless
Davison Chemical and Tobacco Products
Steels
Motors
Jung
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York
Stacy
Toda Trading
Padlecutiin
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West Penn Power
United Ralway
Newkern Pacific
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Storm relief rally at Lodi draws crowd for Lorain aid
Mayor Harry Kiakson and Geo H Chamberlain led a rally in Lodi where a weekly band concert drew people from a wide area. They described Lorain’s conditions and appealed for funds as four subscription booths opened and did strong business. A sizable Red Cross donation was anticipated.
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Geo. H Chamberlain
Lodi
Lorain
Red Cross
Governor Bryan Wins Unclear Labor Vote Showdown
An election stage show ends with Governor Bryan securing 739 votes, over two thirds, amid gallery jeers and cheers. Delegates react as rival figures including Major Berry, Bennet Clark, Alvin Owsles, Silter, Hylan, and Davis appear. the convention closes with Smith and Davis in observed roles for a limited party.
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George L. Berry
Tennessee
Bennet Clark
Missouri
Alvin Owsles
Terte
Silter
New Jersey
John F Hylan
New York
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Kansas
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Jove Feist Smith
Cox
Convention Reelects William P Clark President
Sisty VILANTIC CITY July 10 convention of the American Flint Glassers Licten of North America adjourned after re electing William P Clark of Toledo Ohio president for the ninth year. Toledo was chosen for the 1925 meeting.
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Flint Glasers Litcen
North America
Wiliam P Clark
Tolodo
Ohio
Toledo
Stomia credited with relief after Lorain disaster
Mrs Cairne Oldig of 237 Wincles Street says her son helped at the Lorain disaster and his absence worsened her condition. She reports rapid improvement after starting Stomia three weeks ago, praising the product and urging others with stomach trouble to try it at Muir Cut Rite Drug Store alongside Live Laffers tonic laxative.
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Wincles Street
Lorain
Olaig
Fo Murray
Stomiz
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