Steck Gains in Count Iowa Senate Race
Washington D C Aug 27 Daniel F Steck Democratic contestant gained fifty two votes yesterday in the Iowa senatorial contest with Senator Brookhart Republican it was shown in a comparison of the official Senate report of the recount in Taylor and Union counties with the count in the same counties by the state auditor This brought his net gain to date to 855. Off the sixty nine counties covered by the Senate report yesterday Senate Brookhart received 271522 and Steck 281629 uncontested votes with 5250 Brookhart and 1857 Steck ballots challenged.
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Washington, D.C
Daniel F. Steck
Iowa
Brookheart
Senate
Taylor
Union
Cross-Word Puzzle Horizontal and Vertical Clues
Puzzle lists many crossword clues across horizontal and vertical sections with numeric tags and encoded hints for cutoffs aberrations and abbreviations including Greek term chalcedony aurum and various abbreviations.
Weather and Crop Conditions in Georgia Week Ended Aug 25 1925
The first half of the week was extremely hot and dry with record temperatures from 100 to 110 in central northern Georgia. Cooler weather and a few showers followed in the south. drought worsened crops inland with water shortages for stock and many wells dry. Forest trees are dying. hydro plants reduced, some streetcar services curtailed. Southern Georgia reports fair conditions with cotton corn and tobacco being harvested. little weevil damage reported there. Central and northern Georgia crops deteriorated with no real growth and crop losses ongoing.
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Atlanta
Georgia
New Triple Light Traffic System Arrives in Atlanta
Atlanta unveils a three light signal system at key crossings with red for stop orange for prepare and green for go. Motorists are instructed to wait for the orange signal to clear the intersection before proceeding as the green light signals safe passage under city protection.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Peachtree
Marietta
Whitehall
Decatur
Murphy Holloway
Governor Buried Under Legislative Load in Georgia
Governor Clifford Walker battles a flood of bills as he works through a heavy session. The drought hurting crops across northern Georgia leaves corn failing, grain scarce, fodder short, and damage spreading to potatoes, peanuts, sugar cane, and fruit with a potential decline in the pecan harvest.
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Atlanta, Ga
Clifford Walker
Georgia
Senator Jim Clements Owns Courthouse and Jail in Georgia
Atlanta reports Senator Jim Clements of the 45th district is the sole Georgia figure to own a courthouse and jail in fee simple. The Irwinville native notes the old Irwin County seat left him a usable building and describes eight fine jail cells used for storage and visiting, not punishment.
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Atlanta, Ga
Georgia
Jim Clements
Jim
Irwinville
Irwin County
Senator Clements
Oc'hna
State of
French Orphan Joins American Army at Age Ten
Maurice Packer, a French orphan, joined the American army in France on December 1, 1917 at age ten. He served with the 162nd Infantry, wore three service stripes, and was discharged at Camp Lewis on April 16, 1919. He later became a Capitol post No. 9 American Legion member and joined the drama bugle corps. In six years in the U S he advanced through grammar school and completed the first three years of high school.
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Salem
Ore
Capitol Post No
American Legion
Maurice Packer
France
162Nd Infantry
Packerr
Camp Lewis
Wash
Legion
Maurice
Ford the Dancer
A humorous note about Henry Ford learning to dance and training dogs for dancing. The writer mocks modern smooth dancing and praises vigorous, athletic dances from the past while highlighting Ford as a shrewd businessman thinking ahead. The piece ends with a light compliment about Chrysler buyers dancing with joy.
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W. A. Palin
c/o
Chrysler Auto Agency
Thomasville
Bill
Henry Ford
Ziegfeld
Henry
Carolina Cotton Damaged by Weevil
A South Carolina weather synopsis reports cotton deteriorating in western central and northwestern counties while eastern counties and the coast show fair to good conditions. Weevil ravages increase as drought tightens streams and water shortages loom, with shedding and late bloom affecting yields.
New York Service via A B and Atlanta timetable note
Train service from New York to Atlanta via A B and Atlanta departs 7 30 p m reaches New York 9 16 am next morning. Contact L & Croat Commercial Agent by phone 200 for details.
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New York
Ati.anta
Rive New York
L & Croat Commercial
Deportation Hurdles For Noted Bootlegger Remus
Atlanta officials doubt they can detain millionaire bootlegger Remus on release from federal prison on September 2. Immigration officials say a warrant is not yet ready, but will pursue him when prepared. Investigation into his foreign status continues to determine next steps.
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Remus
Immigration Office
Department of Labor
Washington
United States
Immigration Service
Brown and Milner Stage Friendly Meeting in Atlanta
Two political foes Herman Milner of Dodge County and J J Brown Commissioner of Agriculture greeted each other in the governor's office this week. They shared smiles praised each other's battles in the house and senate and parted with hearty laughter as the governor watched amused.
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Julia Hoyt
Brown and Milner
Atlanta
Herman Milner
Dodge County
Agriculture
J. J. Brown
Herman
J. J
Vitas
Senate
Mr. Brown
Milner
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