Coolidge Enjoys Outdoor Day At Vacation Home
President Coolidge spent a sunny day outdoors at White Court in Swampscott mass. He motored and walked the grounds and later hosted Vice President Dawes who toured the property. A semi weekly press conference was held on the lawn with about 120 reporters present. Coolidge also met with Thomas White of the Massachusetts finance administration and began dictating mail to his stenographer.
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Associated Press
Swampscott
Mass
President Coolidge
White Court
Dawes
White House
Maine
Boston
Mr. Dawes
1000 Acre Tract in Deaf Smith Co to be Developed
Hereford report notes John T. Dunham and Q O Shore bought a 1000 acre tract fourteen miles west of Hereford in Deaf Smith county. The land, long grazing, will be broken for summer tillage and wheat planting this fall as cattle pasture acreages shrink and homeseekers buy 160 acre plots. A flood of new settlers is expected with the fall development surge.
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Hereford
John T. Dunham
QO. M. Shore
Deaf Smith County
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praise Letter
Agnes Wignall of Taleville New York reports relief after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound following childbirths and bladder issues She cites a Liverpool England ad influence and says she would not be without the medicine, recommending it to other women and noting it sells at druggists everywhere.
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Taleville
New York
Liverpool
Eng_eland
Lydia E. Pinkham
Brockville
Canada
Agnes Wignall
Lydia E. Pink
Cardul tonic helps weary Mrs Bloss recover
Pale nervous Huntington woman recalls serious illness and back pain. After using Cardul, she reports improvement and renewed strength from two bottles, noting the tonic is made from mild medicinal herbs and widely sold.
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Huntington
W. Va
Fannie C. Bloss
Madison Avenue
Miners Stage Mass Demonstration in Arkansas
Russellville Arkansas June 26 Several thousand miners and their families from four northwestern counties arrived by car after a sixty mile drive for one of the largest union labor demonstrations in Arkansas coal country. About 700 autos were counted at London and 300 more joined the procession en route to Russellville from Ozark. Miners from Franklin Johnson and Logan counties gathered at O.E. Ark. earlier in the day with others joining, many on strike. They pressed to maintain the 1924 wage scale while operators insist on returning to 1917 terms due to narrow coal seams. The Bernice Anthracite Mines were closed as the crowd gathered for speeches by leaders and union officials David Fowler and Homer James.
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Associated Press
Russellville
Ark
Arkansas
London
Ozark
Franklin
Johnson
Logan
O.e. Ark
Bernice Anthracite Coal Company
Bernice
David Fowler
Scranton
Homer James
McAlester
Okla
United Mine Workers of America
Two Californians to Meet in Tennis National Contest
In Philadelphia at the Metro Cricket Club two California youths face off for the national intercollegiate tennis championship. E G Chandler of California and Cranston Holman of Stanford reached the final after swift semifinal wins, Chandler defeating Louis Thalheimer of Texas in 43 minutes.
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Associated Press Philadelphia
Metro Cricket Club
E. G. Chandler
University of California
Louis Thalheimer
University of Texas
Cranston Holman
Leland Stanford
Carl Vischer
Philadelphia
Thalheimer
Former witnesses in Wheeler probe are resummoned
Falls Montana June 26 Witnesses who testified before the grand jury that indicted Gordon Campbell discoverer of the Kevin Sun burst oil field and U S Senator Burton Wheeler have been subpoenaed again for a Spokane Washington grand jury starting June 29 Names known include holders of permits tied to Campbell and Wheeler Wheeler was acquitted in a Great Falls federal court last fall while Campbell was found guilty of illegal mail promotion of an oil syndicate and is appealing a two and one half year Leavenworth sentence with a $1000 fine
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Associated Press
Ances Falls
Mont
Gordon Campbell
Kevin Sunburst
U. S
Burton K. Wheeler
Campbell
Wheeler
Spokane
Wash
Great Falls
Leavenworth
Forty Hereford students profit from vocational projects
Hereford high school vocational class reports strong midyear results under C W Humble. Forty projects have earned 3945.51 so far, dairy leads with 1795.14, poultry close behind, hogs 723.52, beef cattle weak, farm crops not yet reported. The work, focusing on cow sow and laying hen, aims to boost Deaf Smith county agriculture.
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Hereford
Hereford High School
C. W. Humble
Deaf Smith County
Camera Diplomacy and the knight of the camera
A cartoony dialogue from the Illustrated Leicester Chronicle shows a photographer’s customer asked for a drink. The sitter questions the invitation while the photographer explains the visitor’s expression is a deliberate trade ruse to produce a natural look for the portrait.
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Leicester Chronicle
Three Letter P D Q Sale Plot Unfolds
In Hartford Courant prose a French woman and a salesgirl hint at a scheme with three letters P D Q. The dialogue blends urgency and mystery as a delivery request is pressed in terse exchanges.
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Hartford Courant
Third Biennial Congress of World Chamber Closes in Brussels
The third biennial congress of the International Chamber of Commerce adjourned in Brussels with warnings of economic gloom but after decisive statements by John W. O Leary of the US Chamber and a French pledge to support funding of war debts. Walter Leaf of Westminster Bank was elected president to succeed William H. Booth Jr of Guaranty Trust.
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Associated Press
Brussels
International Chamber of Commerce
Couness
John W. O'Leary
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
Dawes
Congress
Walter Leaf
Westminister Bank of London
International Chamber
William H. Booth Jr
New York
Guaranty Trust Company
Montana man chosen national commander of disabled veterans
John W. Mahan of Helena Montana was elected national commander of the Disabled American Veterans at the fifth annual meeting in Omaha selecting Atlanta Georgia as the 1926 convention city. Mahan, wounded at Thiacourt France on September 15 1918, is counsel for Montana's veterans welfare commission.
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Associated Press
Omaha
John W. Mahan
Helena
Mont
Atlanta
Mahan
J. Frank Irwin
New York
Ray J. Bergen
Chicago
Veterans’ Welfare Commission of
Montana
Thiacourt
France
Equipment for Hereford School to be bought July 14
Hereford officials announce bids for equipment and supplies for the city’s $125,000 high school, under construction, with E B Posey noting July 14 as the bidding date. Representatives from many school supply houses are expected to attend to offer top quality items for all departments.
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Hereford
E .B. Posey
Isabelle Pope Not Surprised at Acquittal
Chicago June 26 Miss Isabelle Pope waited at the death bed of William Nelson McClintock with a marriage license to wed him if he regained consciousness. She said she expected the acquittal of William Darling Shepherd on the charge of killing her fiance. She questioned the jury’s handling of evidence and said she did not volunteer information.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Isabelle Pope
William Nelson McClintock
William Darling Shepherd
Shepherd
Mr. Shepherd
General Pangalos Named New Greek Premier
General Pangalos seized control in Greece as loyal troops vacated public buildings and his forces took command. Admiral Coundouriotis, acting president, called leaders to form a new ministry while the populace appeared apathetic. The revolt followed officer discontent over military reorganization and aims for a more democratic regime.
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Pangalos
Coundouriotis
Shepherd Freed of GERM Charge After Not Guilty Verdict
The case followed an investigation into Billy Moe Clintocks death and the indictment of Shepherd. State's attorneys and aides stood near the jury box as the verdict was announced. Shepherd left the county jail an hour later amid congratulating crowds and cheers for the defense.
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Billy MoeClintock
Shepherd
George BE. Gorman
Joseph Savage
Verdict to free Shepherd sparks crowd tumult and exit
The scene outside the courtroom exploded as Shepherd was acquitted amid flashbulbs and a cheering crowd. Attorney Stewart hailed the verdict as vindication of the jury system, while prosecutors expressed astonishment at the long deliberation and the defense claimed a just result against the alleged plot to imprison an innocent man.
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Stewart
Shepherd
Crowe
O'Brien
lJarge
Farman
Marehand
Olson
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