Old Age Pension Eagle Lecture Draws Large Audience
A large crowd attended an Eagles hall lecture by Cary Smith praised as the grand old man of Eagles. W. R. Blalock opened the meeting, with J. A. Anderson as chair. the talk covered the Eagles' growth, charitable work, patriotism, and services to families of veterans. A program of solos, duets, and a dance closed the evening.
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America
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United States
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Salvation Army
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Apartment houses rise as real estate boards expand
Local realtors report a surge in apartment houses amid growing national real estate organization size. Government data show over one third of urban population growth uses multi dwelling housing. Double houses appear more in cities over 100 000, rising from 18 percent in 1925 to 24 percent in 1924.
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National Real Estate Board
United States
Canada
Legion to Raise Five Million Fund At May Drive
R D Merrill spoke to Pocatello Post No 4 American Legion at Antlers hall on a five million dollar endowment drive to aid disabled veterans and to support widows and orphans of WWI. The plan funds private home care for orphans with schooling, not large institutions, and includes home talent show plans and membership push through May 1.
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Dawes Senate Row Sparks Bloodless Crisis Over Procedures
Washington March 6 AP Rep Bruce Republican California denounces the peanuts remark and defends Dawes approach to senate rules after a deportation bill dies in the upper chamber. Unfolding events, crowding galleries, and an oath reading clash highlight a tense session amid calls for rule changes.
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Adjutants General Conference Seeks National Guard Reform
Washington March 6 AP Speakers at a conference of adjutants general urged revising the national defense act to give the national guard a clear goal. Major Rickards said building a proper guard and reserve would require about 50 million dollars yearly. Secretary Weeks blamed past rivalry on misreading militia as the guard, noting the militia includes citizens aged 18 to 45.
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Giants Manager John McGraw Crowned King of Orange Blossom Festival
John McGraw manager of the New York Giants has been elected king of the Orange Blossom festival in Sarasota. Queen is Dorothy Peers Jones, a Sarasota schoolgirl. They will reign at the coronation ball and lead the imperial parade tonight.
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Oil interests vie for world control shake politics
A 1925 World oil demand article outlines global struggles over new and existing petroleum concessions. Ango-Persian, Standard Oil, and Sinclair target Albania with a 60 year lease, while Yugoslavs, Italy, Britain and others shape regional influence. Russian and South American moves affect power balances and Monroe Doctrine stakes.
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Ango-Persian
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Turkey
Kurdistan
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Boundry Commission
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South America
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Central
Mexico
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Radio Listings and a World’s Largest Clam Shell
Radio schedules from San Francisco to Seattle and nearby cities list programs across multiple stations, with varied talks, music, and recitals. A note highlights the world's largest clam shell weighing 20 pounds, displayed at the American Museum of Natural History, plus a fact about the London General Omnibus Company issuing 1.2 billion tickets annually.
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New York
Indian Ocean
East Indies
Philippines
Sea Peaks Found 1,650 Feet High Off California
Scientists report discovery of undersea mountain peaks rising 1,650 feet above ocean floor located about 160 miles off the California coast. Researchers note the find expands maps of the Pacific seafloor and may influence studies of plate tectonics and marine biology.
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California
Every Man's Investment and the Lure of Speculation
The piece cautions that a sensational stock success story tempted readers nationwide to seek quick riches. It warns there is no clear line between legitimate and illegitimate speculation and notes the disaster facing wage earners and professionals who gamble with stock market ups and downs.
Longest England Bus Service Opens London to Bristol Route
The longest motor bus service in England is now running between London and Bristol, a 118 mile journey. The new service links major cities and promises extended travel options for passengers.
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London
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