Shifting Toward Private Control of Public Utilities Abroad
The article notes a growing move away from government owned utilities, especially private operation of telephone systems in Greece Spain Italy and even Paris. It cites Spain and Italy privatizations and references U S reluctance after wartime rail and telegraph controls. European experience influences US attitudes and may limit federal ownership moves.
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Greece
Paris
Italy
Mussolini
United States
U. S. Railway Administration
Europe
Spain
France
Debate on debt relief and peace at Methodist board
The bishop argues against canceling European debts as it would foster militarism. He cites Baren Nei lson of Zurich and says debt forgiveness would shift burdens to European taxpayers. He contends a strong League of Nations and Locarno treaty justify reduced European armaments and encourage payment, warning sentimentalists fuel war in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Foreign Missions
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
America
Baren Nealson
Zurich
Switzerland
League of Nations
Europe
Uncle Sam
Mars
Jackson as a strict nationalist per Frank Litschert
The National Republic examines Andrew Jackson as a strict nationalist akin to Washington and Jefferson. It cites Jacksons second annual message on the Denmark treaty, emphasizing non entanglement abroad, friendly liberal relations, and scrupulous fidelity in engagements.
Hearse Tax Class Debate and Albanian Protest
An Ohio county questions whether a hearse is a pleasure car for tax purposes while critics liken it to a pleasure cart. The piece also mocks a Christmas tree ruling as unshaped sticks of wood and notes Albania protests to the league over expulsion from their country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Hindenburg Aims To Lead Entire Republic Says Report
A report cites President Hindenburg as saying he would govern the whole republic and expects others to take his pledge seriously. A North Carolina bishop urges men to wear moustaches stating the women have left them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hindenburg
North Carolina
La Junta Celebrates Semi Centennial Today
La Junta Colorado marks its semi centennial today while commemorations for Eugenio Marktt birth and Thomas lord birth anniversaries are noted. National PA action discussions unfold with Phi Delta Kappa chapters hosting dinners as Congress prepares for the sixty ninth session.
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la Junta
Colorado
Eugenio Marktt
Thomas Lord
Illinois
Conference For
Cleveland
Phi Delta Kappa
American College
Washington
Anniversaries 1782 1905 Notable Births and Deaths
Anniversaries list notable events and dates including 1782 Martin Van Buren birth in Kinderhook New York 1862 death there 1850 Prussians retreat from Hesse Cassel 1867 Henry Haight installed California governor 1876 Baron de Palm cremated Washington Pennsylvania first U S cremation 1900 Abby Sage Richardson died born 1837 Lowell Massachusetts 1901 Fulton monument unveiled Trinity Churchyard New York 1905 Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman British prime minister 1923 William Mackenzie died Toronto born 1849 Kirkfield Ontario.
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Martin van Buren
United States
Kinderhook
N. Y
Hesse Cassel
Henry H. Haight
California
Baron de Palm
Washington
Abby Sage Richardson
Tame
Lily
Lowell
Mass
Robert Fulton
Trinity Churchyard
New York City
Sir Henry Campbell-Banner
William Mackenzie
Toronto
Kirkfield
Ont
Senator Norris A Radical Republican Leader of the Midwest
Senator George W Norris of Nebraska, longtime foe of Canonism and liberal lawmaker, heads into Congress as a self made man from Ohio origins. He entered Senate in 1913 after 1903 House service, rose from schoolteacher to cattleman and prosecutor, judge, and lawmaker, and in early 1917 stood with President Wilson as part of a bipartisan bloc. He is now classified as a radical Republican despite recent reelection.
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George W. Norris
Nebraska
Senate
Congress
Norris
Ohio
Sint
Wilson
Birthdays of Painleve Currie Sumner and Decies
A list marks birthdays of Paul Painleve Sir Arthur Currie Rt Rev Walter Sumner and Lord Decies. Also a Lyons county windstorm caused damage worth thousands with no injuries reported. Mrs Nellie Ottinger acquitted in Miles City district court for the slaying of her husband Arthur Ottinger.
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Paul Painleve
Paris
Arthur Currie
McGill University
Napperton
Ont
Walter T. Sumner
Episcopal Bish
Oregon
Manchester
N. H
Lord Decies
Vivian Gould
New York
England
Ottinger
Miles City
Mont
Nellie Ottinger
Uey
Arthur Z. Ottinger
Better Health or Longer Life Gorgas Memorial Institute
The article notes nervous disorders occur more in women and emphasizes prevention from adolescence through middle age. It highlights dementia praecox signs in young women, mood disorders in the 40s and 50s tied to hormonal change, and the need for medical evaluation and avoidance of stress. The Gorgas Memorial Institute urges awareness and treatment to improve recovery and prevention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goroas Memorial Institute
Gorgas Memorial Institute
Pinchot plan judged as lesser evil in coal strike settlement
Governor Pinchot’s settlement idea for the anthracite strike is seen as the lesser evil by fuel experts and factions alike. Miners balk at arbitration while operators dislike the check-off. consumers fear price rises though believe some relief may come, and immediate resumption of mining is not promised.
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J. C. Royle
Pocatello Tribune
New York
Pinchot
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Cash
Congress
Pennsylvania Solons
Hoo
Hearst Receives 15 Million Loan for Paper Empire Expansion
Arthur Brisbane announced Hearst has borrowed 15 million dollars to fund new newspapers and magazines in New York. The loan is to be secured by bonds on Hearst real estate holdings. A small portion of the loan will reimburse the New York Evening Journal for capital expenditures tied to recent acquisitions in Rochester and Syracuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearst
New York
William Randolph Hearst
Arthur Brisbane
New York Evening Journal
Rochester Journal and Post Express
Rochester American
Syracuse Journal and Telegram
Syracuse Amerieha
League invites US and USSR to join disarmament body
The League of Nations disarmament council on Friday voted to invite the United States and Soviet Russia to become members of a special commission to prepare for an international conference on armament reduction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Switzerland
Disarmament Council
The
League of Nations
United States
Special Commission
Veterans bureau regional manager appointed
Jamey Mughtin is named chief of the rehabilitation division at Casper Wray succeeding Chester Leo Grevdy who has resigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matagtoy
ATP
Jamey Mughtin
Veterans’ Bureau
Casper, Wray
Chester Leo Grevdy
Board considers Seyboldt case in parole hearing
Salt Lake City December 5 The state pardons board will decide the fate of Ralph W Seyboldt condemned murderer Patrolman David H Crowther after seven hours of testimony from witnesses many opposing clemency The board adjourned to 9:30 tomorrow morning for further hearing.
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Salt Lake City
Ralph W. Seyboldt
David H. Crowther
State Pardons Board
Seyboldt
MARES TURNING POINT IN Irish Boundary Settlement
Dublin December 5 William T Cosgrave president of the Free State executive council called the boundary settlement a turning point saying the agreement signed yesterday by the Free State Ulster and Great Britain marks a definite turning point in Ireland’s history.
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Dublin
William T. Cosgrave
Free State Executive Council
Associated Press
Free State
Ulster
Great Britain
Ireland
Robbers Kill Woman During East River Paymaster Shootout
A woman passerby was shot and killed in New York during a pistol battle between the Standard Oil plant paymaster and three robbers who seized a $5,500 payroll. The bandits fled the scene along the East River in Manhattan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Standard Oil Company
East River
Manhattan
Fashion Notes From 1925: Color Shapes Winter Hats And Garb
The article contrasts Florida and California wear with northern attire, noting brighter colors in the south and sober tones north. It discusses aprons with two piece jumpers, crepe de chine skirts, plaid taffeta aprons, subtle sweaters, matching bags and cuffs, and reversible glove cuffs. It highlights blue satin or velvet afternoon frocks with Bois de Rose and two-tone color schemes, modern hats, evening hair trends, kid gloves and shoes, artificial shoulder flowers with crystal and velvet leaves, and notes Evalyn Snow as a Ohio gubernatorial candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aileen Lamont
Pocatello Tribune
New York
Florida
California
Paris
King Tut and the Crime Saga in the Headlines
A columnist laments the sensationalism of crime news while noting a distant cultural reference. The piece contrasts ancient intrigue with modern turmoil, joking about obsession with headlines and the cost of public policy amid ongoing disputes and scandal.
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American Newspaper Publishers’ Assn
Idaho State Editorial Association
West Center Street
Pocatello
Idaho
Daily Tribune
Tribunes
the Tribune Co., Ltd
William Wallin
Nicholas Ifft
Chas, G. Sumner
Jackson
Washington, Jefferson and
Mon
League
Cef
Albania
Lam H-M-Ye
Les
Bos
Fovar
Kentucky
Kattawa, Ky
Lyons Coun
Tove Reiser
Uselidge
Arthur Hruggles
BY Briggs
Business World Today
BOARD
Fair Isle
Evalyn F. Snow
Mt. Vernon
Egypt
Saleep
Ilean
Tut
Perhapa
Joyce
Mr. Valenting
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