U.S. Leads World Auto Production and Exports in 1924 25
A summary of Commerce Department data shows the United States produced 4 763 428 cars in 1924 with 4 154 269 in the U.S. and 927 681 exported. In 1925 U S output remained high while European shipments rose, but unit values for exports also climbed with demand for better cars. Australia remained a top market for U S passenger cars, with Britain and Canada changing export shares.
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Ington
Bually
Canada
France
Italy
Kingdom
Germany
United States
America
United Kingdom
Germania
Irving H. Taylor
Department of Commerce Auto‘motive Division
Ieading
Australia
United A
Old Fashioned School Ma’am Sought Over Flappers in Teacher Pick
A Chicago report summarizes a Sears Roebuck survey on rural education favoring traditional women teachers over modern flappers. Results show most rural schools rely on one-room, one-teacher setups with long bus routes. few students have access to multiple teachers or consolidated schools.
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Chicago Tl
Ou Fac
Sears-Roebruck Agile
Abi
Chet
Mig Mary ¢ Faahke
Weis
Howe
Pat Pinar
Corn Belt
Down
Wisesourt
Whneis
Indiana
Ohio
S. Wares
Conso
Country Schools and Teacher Wages Issues Highlighted
The report notes two thirds of country schools are consolidated with ten percent of teachers being men. Most women farm workers support consolidated schools but many complain about teacher quality and salaries. Young teachers often leave due to low pay and early marriages reduce experience.
Once Famous Soprano Destitute in Times Square Hotel
New York July 13 a once famous European soprano Charlotte Cauless, aged fifty two, is found destitute near Times Square living in a cheap hotel. Once starred in Meyerbeer operas and Wagnerian roles, she now endures arthritis neuritis and poverty while seeking to regain health and dignity without charity. Walter Goldenhans recalls guiding their early meetings and the soprano laments the lack of generosity from the wealthy audiences she once charmed.
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New York
Europe
Palaces of Kings
Times Square
Charlotte Cauless
Germany
Mfe
Charlotte
Miss Csliess
Meyerbeer
Brunechilde
Wagner
Mme
Johanna Jachman Wagner
Niéve
Richard Wagner
Mme. Wagner
Walter Golde
Nerhans
Miss Callicss
Studio Singer’s Tragedy Ends in Financial Ruin
In a Riverside Drive studio a singer gave lessons while her mother was killed by a taxi. Miss Calliess spent about 1500 dollars seeking damages but won nothing, leading to poverty and destitution.
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Riverside Drive
Calliess
Historical film to be shown here
Elyria celebrates the Declaration sesquicentennial as Philadelphia hosts a long running exhibit. At Camtol Theatre Thursday and Friday a film highlights historic sites such as Independence Hall Liberty Bell and Betsy Ross home. Shown by Independence Indemnity Company Philadelphia with Karl W. Plocher local rep.
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Manndelphia
Independence Square
Indeprodence Hall
Carpenters Hall
Liberty Bell
Betsy Ross
Independence Indemnity Company of
Philadelphia
Karl W. Plocher
Lorain Youth Exonerated by Judge Wilcox
Lorain youth Michael Sayli was exonerated by Juvenile Judge H C Wilcox who ruled there was insufficient evidence to bind him over for manslaughter in the death of 9 year old William Fradk. Sayli was freed after the judge declined to send the case to the grand jury.
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Lorain
JUNGE
H. C. Wilcox
Michael Sayli
William Fradk
Salyi
Salyl
Wilcox
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Mle Fulefol
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Brooklyn Navy Yard
Rote
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Orient
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Shanghai
Wichita
Kan
Miss Willder
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W. H. Stuntz
West Street
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H. Lea
Conrad Nagel and
Eleanor
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Capitol
Raymond Grifelth
weLent Cenue
Garamount
Lewis Stone
Fauver and Robson Dry Cleaners
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Drus
Dreamland
Irene Rich
Clive Brook
Louise Fazenda
Day’s Hardware
KODAK
Kodaks
Kkodaks
Bhut
Ohio Public Service Company
Broad Street
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