Washington IA Adopts Street Parking Limits and Safety Rules
Washington Iowa passes City Ordinance 154 restricting street parking inside the Central Park district and near hydrants and corners. It details parking areas along Main Street Washington Street Marton Avenue Iowa Avenue and opposite Central Park with angled or curbside parking rules and loading exceptions.
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Chicago girl held on stabbing charge in building
An 18 year old Chicago model named Gertrude Williams is jailed on a stabbing charge against Samuel Friedman, an agent for the building where she resided. She says the attack occurred after he attempted to force her.
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Auto industry predicts consolidation and rising car sales
Paige-Detroit president Harry M Jewett predicts fewer than fifty active car makers next year as standardized assembly cuts costs. Chrysler calls for permanent anti theft marks on cars and notes one theft per 42 deliveries. Velie names A J Kinnear as district sales rep for Moline region as production hits new records worldwide with Ford Canada adding 925 daily units.
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Harry M. Jewett
Paige-Detroit Motor Car Company
Walter P. Chrysler
Chrysler Motor Corporation
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C. W. Hadden
Veli Lators Corporation
A. J. Kinnear
Moline
Iowa
Illinois
Velie
Han
Epworth Herald Brief on Surface Jones Accident
Jones reports his wife had a minor accident with the cua Smith. Smith replies the damage is slight with a little paint scratched off both. The incident seems not serious and no injuries are mentioned.
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Epworth Herald
Ford plants set record daily output across the empire
Ford cars and trucks are averaging just over 8 125 units per day the highest daily total in Ford history. Figures from Detroit show combined production at domestic assembly plants forest plants and associated companies including the Ford Motor Company of Canada Ltd since early in the month.
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Essex price cuts stabilise Hudson Essex line
Detroit reports price reductions on the Essex coach and touring car to $850 and $850 respectively, down from $895 and $900. The moves follow prior Hudson reductions and align with new factory schedules boosting capacity. Orders are said to be far ahead of output.
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Hudson Pssen Place Order for Convey Equipment
Milwaukee based Chain Pelt Co receives a large order for conveyor equipment. Additions are to be installed at Hudson- Pssen factories in Detroit, marking one of the largest single orders for convey equipment to date.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Chain Pelt Co
Hudson- Cases
Detroit
Gasoline Economy urged for 17 million motorists
The American Automobile Association led by president Thomas P. Henry calls on its 700 affiliated clubs to propose definite gas saving tips as gasoline prices rise, urging automobile owners to practice economy as a main defense.
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American Automobile Association
Chevrolet Behind in Orders in May Slows Production
Chevrolet Motor Company reports May output of 52,853 motor cars and trucks, making second highest production month after October 1922. Domestic sales reached 42,783 with 10,070 exported to Canada and overseas. Retail deliveries totaled 48,176, the fourth largest month in company history. unfilled orders stood at 30,709 by end May.
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Detroit
Minn
Chevrolet Motor Company
Canada
Dodge Brothers Motor Cars See Record First Five Months
Official figures show total Dodge Brothers motor car sales for January through May 1925 break all prior records. U S and Canada sales from January to June 1 1925 rise 15.4 percent with overseas sales up 48.6 percent versus the same period last year.
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United States
Canada
One-Point Manufacturing Replaces Many-Point Car Makers
The article discusses a shift in auto industry toward full in-house production. It argues buyers gain from understanding the entire car, not just components. It notes over 560 car makes once advertised are now dropped as informed consumers demand integrated manufacturing.
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Avildine
Farmers Rise in Australian Politics as Power Grows
May 6 Melbourne report notes farmers transform from unorganized to influential political force. Rural parties now govern Victoria and the Commonwealth, forming alliances but breaking with the Nationalists. Agrarian support strengthens coastal and rural voters, signaling a possible Labor-led federal government.
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Victoria
Thie
Labor Party
Mann
Farmere
Stecher to Meet Zbyszko for World Title in July 4 Match
In Wichita on June 13 Joe Stecher, claiming the heavyweight crown, plans a title bout against former champion Stanislawus Zbyszko set for July 4 after defeating Zbyszko in St. Louis. The report notes Stecher’s assertion of the title and hints at wrestling promotion details.
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Joe Stecher
Stanislawus Zbyszko
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Zbyszko
St. Louis
Loyola University Student Admits He Committed a Murder
Georges Gill a Loyola University senior law student in New Orleans is held on murder charges after confessing to slaying Centenary College senior Robert Read near Pleasureville. Gill says Read attacked him during a dispute over Mrs Gill and Read allegedly threatened his wife. Read's body was not recovered despite search efforts.
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Loyola University
New Orleans
Robert
Bob) Read
Centenniary College
Pleasureville
Here
Read
Measurevile
Old River
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Gill
Young Read
Pope plans ecumenical council in Rome
Rome dispatch says the pope will convoke an ecumenical council in Rome in the latter part of the Holy year with all Catholic bishops invited. The last ecumenical council was in 1869 under Pius IX. In Washington Bertice Marvin Parmenter of Lawton Oklahoma was named assistant attorney general.
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Serenos
Pius IX
Washington
Bertice Marvin Parmenter
Lawton
Okla
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