Foreign policy clash frames 1925 party split in Washington
Washington June 24. The Anogt Interdating notes a major political development as Joh Adams chairs the Republican Senate committee opposing the world court policy of President Harding and Secretary Hughes. Adams attacks the administration while Republicans and Democrats argue over foreign policy and party unity, with critics citing extortion and corruption in the Harding era.
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Auto overturns in swollen Creek near Petersborg
In Indiana a car skidded on the highway three miles south of Petersborg and overturned over a creek bank. Mr and Mrs Whitney and son Walter were inside. Mrs Whitney and Walter were trapped beneath the car but escaped with the help of Walter who climbed out. The mother crawled to the bank as heavy rains filled the creek. Both were exhausted but survived after being rescued.
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Mediterranean power play drives European clasp
A late World War era analysis notes how Mediterranean control ties to Britain Spain France and Italy across Gibraltar Ceuta and Morocco. France gains prestige in Morocco while Britain resists changing the Straits posture as Anglo Italian diplomacy shifts to counter moves amid renewed naval focus in the region. The piece also reports on a delay in filming at Eastdale Park due to rain with J A File Company planning a Sunday session to capture local scenes and drills at Washington Hoy Staunton.
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Multiple Churches Hold Morning Services in Wake of Attendance Rise
A fragmented church notices summary shows First Baptist, Westminister Presbyterian, and Grimes First M B Church reporting improved Sunday attendance. Details include Sunday school times, morning worship, evening services, youth programs, choir performances, and midweek Bible studies led by pastors and evangelists.
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Rev. Edwards to Speak at Alpe Afternoon Address
The afternoon address will be given by Rev. EN Rosier of Wheatfield at 2 PM. The Second Church streetcar excursion from Rotham is scheduled, with a ten minute next car, Barrett as pastor.
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Ford Twenty Years Old Anniversary Marks Growth
Detroit notes the Ford Motor Company marking twenty years since founding with a history of growth and expansion. It highlights Henry Ford’s early achievements, the Model T era starting in 1908, and Edsel Ford’s presidency since 1919, plus a 1929 reorganization under Delaware law with a $10 million authorized capitalization.
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Farmers Rally Near Night Frost Hope at Wabash River
In Tippecanoe County farmers gathered near the Wabash River to plan efforts against night frost. The event, held June 4, aimed to discuss protective measures and early season crop risks affecting the county’s agriculture.
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Pritpeton
Unclear text on Lasker and Shipping Board criticism
Fragmentary prewar critique accuses former Shipping Board head William Lasker of squandering public funds and planning subsidies. The passage labels his tenure as wasteful and politically motivated, alleging extravagant costs and improper influence in naval policies and wartime procurement.
Women's General Mission study opens at First United Presbyterian
The Women's General Mission society of the United Presbyterian opens its 40th concurrent study session at the First United Presbyterian Church. Mrs A J Rai Wes of Ney Castle serves as president. Sessions run daily starting June 20.
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Ney Castle
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