Liberals sweep Saskatchewan provincial election in tariff clash
The Liberal party wins 63 of 63 Saskatchewan seats, delivering a decisive tariff victory over the Conservatives. Premier King hails the result as foreshadowing a Dominion wide Liberal victory, with further tariff reductions expected nationwide.
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Saskatchewan
Mucchengie King
Saskatchewan Prairies
Towaariff
Conservatives
Protection
King
Qoltawa
Mangin Dies on French Soil a World War Hero
Gen Charles Emmanuel Mangin lies buried in France as a celebrated World War II era hero. He gained fame for the Verdun defense and the subsequent counterattack that reclaimed the Jost Dolom fortifications. His career spanned battles in Sudan, China, West Africa and Morocco, and he played a decisive role in the Allied victory that crushed the German Army.
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Charles Emmanuel Mangin
France
Mangin
Sudan
China
West Africa
Morocco
Cen
Verdun
Brance
Aisne
Jane
Stonewall Jackson
Wilhelm II
Increasing Cost of State Government Doubling in Seven Years
A Department of Commerce study shows state government costs rising sharply, with total 1923 outlays of 11.95 per person, doubling since seven years earlier. Major categories include general department operations, education allocations, public services, debt interest, and permanent improvements, led by highway and waterway outlays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Department of Commerce
Per Capita Revenue and Debt Figures from State Governments
The record notes per capita revenue and debt for 1922 and later years, detailing sources such as general property taxes, special taxes, poll taxes, licenses, and subventions from the U S. Government. It contrasts net indebtedness with per capita figures and cites tax levies and property valuation across states including Pennsylvania North Carolina and California.
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United States
Pennsylvania
North Carolina
California
Bryan claims million a year via interests
The article questions William Jennings Bryan and his belief in earning large sums through corporate interests. It mentions passengers from Nome who left a plane at Ruby and later returned by boat after the craft was forced down, suggesting uncertainty about the tale and timing of repairs amid changing plans and lingering cold feet.
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Mr. Bryan
Nome
Ruby
New York
Winamen Voices Stir Sanctions Debate Over Intervention
A fragment discusses potential angering of America to spur intervention abroad amid a cited Japan USSR dispute. The terse note hints at geopolitical maneuvering and a call for decisive American action, reflecting wartime sentiment and policy considerations.
Oregon Education Debate Ends With Court Victory
The Oregon law mandating public sect education for children eight to sixteen was struck down by the U S Supreme Court. The decision allows church and private schools to operate, preserving parental rights to educate children per their beliefs. The ruling counters state overreach and guards liberty in upbringing.
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San Francisco
Ku Kis Klan
Oreron
Sisters of the Old Name
Oregon
The
Hill Military Academy
Hill
Supreme Court
Washington
Ku Klux Organization
Second Thought
Along Life's Detour and Old Observations Gag
A fragmented, humorous column fragment featuring old fashioned humor and quips about life, marriage, prices, and social mores. The piece includes jokes about widowers, model sons, insurance, and the limits of humor in daily life, framed as a lighthearted street column with dated slang and social observations.
Note Safety First Remarried Couple Travel Advisory
A cautionary note urges against air travel for remarried couples prone to conflicts. The advisory emphasizes avoiding trips in airplanes when disagreements frequently arise and suggests safer alternatives.
Sage and Sulphur Compound Promises Gray Hair Darkening
An ad touts Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound as an easy home remedy to darken gray hair naturally. It claims the product, applied with a sponge or brush, can remove gray by morning and, with repeated use, leave hair darker, glossy, and more youthful.
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Wyeth
Whatta Life pays off car loan prompts debate
A dialogue questions the relief of finishing car payments. One man says it finally feels owned, while another notes the total cost doubles after interest and repairs. The exchange ends with a quip about letting Europe fight and desiring peace at home.
Fragments on domestic life and manners in a humorous tone
A narrator riffs on family roles and social habits. The piece jokes about repeated opinions, bridge games, and domestic duties. It notes parental reminders about dust and looks, names for babies, and generational differences in childrearing.
Daily Sentence Sermon The devil's est efficient invention
A compact sermon notes the saying that the devil s most efficient invention is the half truth, reflecting on deception and moral caution in everyday speech.
Ontario figures in small town notices and roles
WW reports J Grive Grieve is a funeral director at Preston Ontario and oc M Waltz is a dancing instructor at Summitville NC We had not seen Ontario figures among local grieving since 4 4 returned this week
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J. Grive Grieve
Preston
Ont
Oc. M. Waltz
Summitville
N. CC
Ontario
Notice to Creditors in Walter Nelson Estate
In the Alaska territorial court the administrator of Walter Nelson deceased invites creditors to present claims with vouchers within six months. Claims must be sent to Jimpan Alaska. Dated Juneau May 28 1925. First publication May 20 1926. Last publication June 26 1925.
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Commissioner's Court
Territory of Alaska
Juneau
W. A. Paine
Istae
Walter Nelson
Jimpan
Alaska
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John W. Troy
Emptus
Malin
Comias Abteka
Meue
Serand
Ulises Waar
Juresu
Douglas
Treadwell
Thane
Associated Press
Newa
LOW Tariff Party
Canada
Prench
America
Cincinnati Enquirer
Johnson
Walter
Houghton
Toledo Blade
By Sam Hill
Dinehiter
Ananias Club
Oshkosh
XYZ
Jones
Henry Peek
Jinks
Arnold Mulder
Stuth
Arnold
Milwaukee Journal
Orribte
Colonel Woovem
Kentucky
Bureau of Missing Persons
Detroit Free Press
Cain
Lodge
Europe
Suald Tiraty
Daugster
News of the Names Club
H. B. Makino
Front Street P. 0
Drs
Kaser & Freeburger
Goldstein
Charles P. Jenne
Valentine Bldg
A. W. Stewart
Seward
W. J. Pigg
Geo L. Barton
D. C
Messerschmidt Apts
F. L. Goddard
Helene W. L. Albrecht
S.& Fr
J. M. Giovanetti
Mary Young
Fraternal Societies
Gastineau Channel
ELKS
G. F.freeburger
John A. Davis
Freemasonry
Scottish Bite
Odd Fellows
Eteet
Uall
Walter B. Heisel
O& F
Silver Bow
Odd Fellowa’ Hall
J. HW. Hart
Noble Grand
P. Brevik
Perseverance Rebekar Lodge NO. 2A
C.F. Hall
Mary Bayard
Mount Juneau
Q Wallis S
Uborge
Chas. EL Naghiol
Order of the Eastern Star
I. C. O. F. Hall
Mary Weston
Worthy
Fanny L. Robinson
Knights OF Columbus Feghers Council
Corneil Chambers
Fifth Street
Lector McLean
G. K. H. J. Turner
American Legion
Alford John Bradford
Harry Sperking
J. H. Start
Phome
LOYAL
Order OF Moose Juneau Lodge
Moose Hill
George Jorgenson
R. H. Stevens
Women OF Mooseheart Legion
Moose Hall
Catherine Helian
Mra
A. F. McKinnon
American Legion Regular
City Hall
EK. M. Polley
M. C. Ducey
Pioneers OF
Edna Radonich
Agnes Griggs
Capital Dye Works
C. Melcner
Juneau Public Library
Main Street
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