Calvin Coolidge Dies Quietly at The Beeches Northampton
Former President Calvin Coolidge died at his estate The Beeches in Northampton after a brief illness. He was 60, retired from public life since 1929, and survived by Mrs. Coolidge. John Coolidge, his son, rushed to Northampton after learning of the death.
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Farm Column Recalls Kansas City 4-H Trip and Coolidge Funeral
Bradford Watkins recounts travel to the American Royal Livestock show in Kansas City with 4-H delegates including hotel stays, church services, sightseeing at Swope Park and the Liberty Memorial, and a Monday stockyards excursion. The column also notes Calvin Coolidge’s Vermont burial and Northampton services with funeral procession through the Green Mountains.
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Oil production rises nationwide 326 602 barrels daily
Oklahoma and Texas lift crude output offset by declines in Kansas and Rocky Mountain areas. The Oil and Gas Journal reports a national average daily production of 2 039 467 barrels for the week, with East Texas at 299 872 and Texas overall at 803 891 barrels.
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Man hanged in Kenya for Mrs Keppie murder
Charlies William Ross was executed today in Nairobi for the murder of Margaret Elizabeth Keppie and her companion Winifred Clark Stevenson after a motor trip. A native witch doctor guided police to the bodies. Ross faced charges for both killings.
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Oklahoma Governor threatens cut to sanitarium budget
Gov. Murray objects to the appropriations committee action in Oklahoma City and demands restoring the Sulphur soldiers' tubercular sanitarium funding to 45,200 dollars instead of 75,000. He warns he may abolish the sanitarium and voices opposition to all items raised in the bill while criticizing a 2.25 dollar daily per-patient allowance and a broad committee cut of 13 million dollars.
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Waits Drug Store Fire Damages Rear As Blaze Flares
A morning blaze discovered around 3 o clock damaged the rear of the Waits drug store with little harm to the front. Policeman Arthur Floyd and watchman Ray spotted the fire and the department fought the flames as smoke reached the ceiling. no cause was given.
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Forgery and assault cases heard in local courts
Complaint filed in justice court of J D Willoughby against Bush Robuck for forgery in the second degree. Robuck at large. Millard Raper bound over to district court after preliminaries, bond set at $1,000 by Willoughby. Grover Beene arraigned before S W Hill on assault with intent to kill for stabbing J W Hold in the shoulder at a dance on January 5, several miles north.
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