Straus Predicts Six Billion Building Year At Realty Dealers Meet
Detroit June 25 S W Straus president of the Strauss mortgage company spoke at the national association of real estate dealers convention. He forecast a 6 billion dollar building year with nationwide prosperity for allied building trades and urged continued expansion and leadership in city planning and development.
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Detroit
Mich
S. W. Straus
Bonding Mortgage Company
National Association of Real Estate Dealers
Straua
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Miami
Pla
Straus
United States
Europe
Orient
Strauss Ectnidy
Wana
America
Public Education Outcry From Univ of Colorado Head
Boulder Colo June 25 Public education in America is seriously endangered says Dr George Norlin president of the University of Colorado speaking today to students He cites rising anti intellectual sentiment and distrust of science as threatening the public school system and presidential politics He condemns the Tennessee antievolution law and the climate that harms free inquiry in universities.
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Univ. of Colorado
Boulder
Colo
Témesana Dev Tring
George Norlin
University of Colorado, Tor
Heyerdge
Bryan
Norlin
John Agbew
Fragmentary local notice from June event in small town
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a date near June 25 and a fire or incident reaction, with unclear details. No clear names, places, or outcomes are readable to confirm full facts.
Dual air trip between Salt Lake and Frisco planned
San Francisco dispatch notes a two way flight planned for tomorrow or Saturday. Lieutenant Wm Swoalay will fly to Salt Lake and back, and Captain Armin Herold will also complete the Crissy to Salt Lake to Crissy round trip. Each leg aims to depart at 3 15 a m and return by sundown with flying times checked.
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San Francisco
Army Myers
Salt Lake
Wm. Swoalay
Crigs Ny
Armin Herold
Crissy
Salt Lal
New American Negro Demands All His Rights
Denver June 25 a new American Negro, Charles Edward Russell, noted author and NAACP founder, told delegates from 28 states that he will not "enorelic" he will demand his rights and seek a constitutional meaning. He pointed to the eighteenth amendment as weak and urged enforcement of the fourteenth and fifteenth amendments. The NAACP conference opened with messages from President Coolidge and Senator Phipps. Tonight Congressman L G Byer of Missouri will speak about anti lynching legislation.
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Denver
Colo
Charles Edward Russel
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Delogates
Russell
Coolidge
Lawrence C. Phipps
L. G Byer
Missouri
Ve Dyer
Kiwanis Select Montreal as 1926 Convention City
Fragmentary note identifies Montreal as the Kiwanis convention city for 1926 with references to audits and municipal details. Names and dates are unclear but indicate planning notes for the convention location and related city governance.
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Kiwanis
Montreal
Convention City
Idaho State Part and Twin Falls County Supt Go to Convention
Special to The Times reports state superintendent of instruction Miss Breeheth Rugsum left for Indianapolis to attend the National Education Association convention. She is accompanied by Twin Falls county Superintendent Charlotte Fond. Meridian’s Colwell Miller and Bannock county’s Nora Boyam attend as delegates from the state conference of county superintendents.
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Breeheth Rugsum
Indianapolis
National Education Association
Charlotte Fond
Twin Falls County
Mira
Colwell Miller
Meridian
Modern morals debated in Symington divorce case
In New York on June 25 the trial details in the Symington divorce surfaced with Judge Ford discussing his daughter and cocktails at parties. Ford argued that manners govern such questions, not morality, amid testimony about hostess duties and alleged drinking. Locally, Chicago games and other schedules were postponed.
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Symiington
Natice John Ford
Hsthar Ford
Watt
Mane
Sagan iMyh
Walt
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Dawes Plan Endorsed by Americans
John W. O'Leary of the Chicago based United States chamber of commerce told the International Chamber of Commerce that American business men have confidence in the Dawes plan and expect it to hasten world recovery. He urged settlement of inter allied debts and said Americans believe the next step is to bolster reparations through increased world trade.
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John W. O'Leary
Chicago
United States Chamber of Commerce
International Chamber of Commerce
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Tco
America
Varner
Sonymion
Tirat
Ford May Buy Idaho Land and Farm Project
SOISE Idaho June 25 Henry Mord may take irrigation bid to the state land board. William Healy attorney for Grandview community irrigation seeks 4000 acre pumping project in Owyhee county. Healy asks board to set 90 acres of stand hand for the project and cites a Ford Motor Company water supply opportunity. Board agrees to sell and an acre on will be advertised.
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Soise
Idaho
Henry Mord
Dare
State Land Board
Grandview Community Irrigation Company
Owyhed
William Healy
Thrash
Ford Motor Company
Oklahoma evolves free text book law under petition threat
Oklahoma City June 25 a petition with required signatures must be filed again at the secretary of state tonight or the antievolution free text book law will be repealed. The measure carried a clause barring books advancing the theory of evolution from being used in public schools. Officials report efforts to gather enough signatures are underway.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Oklahoma
Passengers on liner forced to dine aboard due to strike
Absent meals and meals on board were forced upon passengers aboard the liner arriving today from Hong Kong amid a strike affecting the Chinese steamer. Passengers reportedly had to pay for meals and waited in their staterooms during the voyage, as the disruption tied to the Hong Kong strike continued.
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Dgms
Hong
Abhay
Eldan
Hong Kong
Greece reels as cabinet resigns amid revolt in Athens
In Athens on June 25 a revolution erupted in Greece. The Mich alacoponWos cabinet is reported to have resigned. The president asked Mapan Assassion to Farin lew eoOveTAMEeNl for new leadership.
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Athens
Greece
MichalacoponWos Cabinel
Mapan
La Follette Left Estate Worth 68900 in Wisconsin Will
Former Senator Robert M. La Follette left an estate valued at 68900 with debts of 29000 including a 20000 mortgage on Meyin blofe farm home. Widow Mrs Mabelle Case LaFollette named as sole beneficiary and executrix. Son Robert Jr may seek 1926 senate run. Phillip, district attorney, expected to pursue governor or Congress or senate.
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Madison
Wis
Robert M. LeFollette
Ted
Lafollette
Ole
Mabelle Case Laollette
Robert Jr
Irvine Lenroot
Secon
Phillip
Wisconsin
United States Congress
Senate
Arctic Expedition Forces Navy Radio Install
Lieutenant Commander Donald MacMillan will install Navy equipment on his Arctic expedition ships after a Navy ultimatum. The Bowdoin and Peary have performed well in communications with eastern stations and as far as Texas and Mobile. The Putnam carried Navy gear to Sydney and will transfer it to the expedition en route to Battle Harbor, Labrador, then Etah, North Greenland, to establish a base.
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N. 3
Donald MacMillan
Navy Department
United Press
MacMillan
Secretary of Navy
Wilbur
Putnam
Bowdoin
Peary
Texas
Mobile
Ala
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Labrador
Battle Harbor
Etah
Greenland
Unclear text fragment on cattle tests in Idaho counties
Special to The Times reports a fragmented note from Boise about cattle testing in multiple Idaho counties. The readable parts mention Kootenai and Bone counties, a Northern region, and references to cows and mineside. The OCR is garbled and few concrete facts remain.
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Kootenai
Bone Nor
Rountry
Atorthern
Chinese Students in U S to Aid Rebels Reported
A chaotic dispatch from Shanghai notes a plan to smuggle thousands of pistols into the city to bolster a rebel effort. Reports describe violence, guard searches, and political maneuvers as foreign powers weigh responses and Chinese demands for rights and land ownership gain traction.
Gun and Bullet Identified in Kelso Murder Case
Wash June 25. In Kelso's recall fight over mayoral recall amid the murder of Thomas Tuvery last Friday detectives and the Seattle crime lab traced a gun and bullet to the killing. A. Rurie Todd, former mayoral candidate, suggests natural enemies may be involved. For now investigators say the weapon and spent cartridge identified by County crime lab do not solve the slaying but may become useful evidence.
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Wash
Thomas Tuvery
Anthor
P Rg
Dovey
Eanter
Cowlitz
Clee
Boise Payette Lumber Co Safe DYNAMITED Burglary
Boise Idaho June 26 burglars blew a safe in the Boise Payette Lumber Co office at Emmett last night and escaped with the contents. Fingerprint photographs will guide investigation. This was the third burglary in three nights in Gem County, with losses at several nearby stores. About $100 in cash stolen from the Boise plant, nothing else found.
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Idaho
Boise, Payette “Lumber Company
Emmell
Sheil Suitter
Banke
Rimmells
Railroad Lion
Horseshoe Bend
Italy seeks US debt reduction amid wartime profits
Rome reports that Italy will ask the United States to cut the total wartime debt by excluding wartime profits earned by America in dealings with Italy. The plan includes issuing long term state bonds at low interest in New York and a revival of the prewar exchange rate to average levels.
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Haly
United States
America
Italy
United Press
New York
Kansas Merchant Arrested In Connection With Slay Plot
Concordia Kansas June 26 two Kansas City gunmen and Charles A Davies are jailed on assault with intent to kill in a plot to slay Mrs Davies Davies a retired merchant and clubman confessed hiring the Sangaterata in his wife He faces a 10000 bond and guards are stationed at the jail amid fear of retaliation from associates Mrs Davies has turned against him and a preliminary hearing is set for tomorrow
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Concordia
Kans
Fxish Guarda Y County
Kansas City
Charles A Davies
Davies
Vietra
Meas
Accordins
Kanang
Landslide Submerges Three Ranches in Wyoming Basin
A colossal landslide dammed the Gros Ventre river, forming a new lake about five miles long in western Wyoming near Jackson. Three ranches were submerged, with property damage in the hundreds of thousands of dollars. no lives were reported lost. The 7000 acre basin flooded, timber destroyed, and communication lines limited as ranchers reported the scene from Jackson Hole.
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Gros Ventre River
Jackson
Wyoming
Cote
Crow
Gros Ventre
Ech
Teton National Forest
Inter-Church Union Seeks Nominations and Singers
Local notice calls for participation in an inter-church union meeting at 2500 Church Street. Encourages Boish Jane and others to join, with emphasis on heat and singing kinds of games as part of the event.
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Boish
Jane
Fang
Komé
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