Lady of the Land stirs talk of First Lady presidential bid
South Dakota newspapers report strong chatter over First Lady Mrs Coolidge running for president. Letters praise her charm and resolve, while gifts and fan support pour in as Coolidge himself appears to public crowds and discusses duties. Officials note his schedule and possible September return if health permits.
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Paul R. Mallon
Con Randolph
Huron
Soap Yes
Coolidge
Sean
Tam
Randolph
South Dakota
Y. Coolidge
Ces
Est
Leonard Od
Philippines
Fair Officials Convene This Afternoon to Discuss Exposition
The superintendent and officials of the Tri-State exposition plan a 3 PM meeting in municipal offices to outline departmental activities and preparations for the fair opening. Amacker, secretary, expects strong attendance and detailed plans for the event.
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Navillo Tri-State
Sep‘ry
Amacker
Body of Man Found In Mountain Lake
A man identified by initials on clothing was found in a Rocky Mountain lake after a motorist reported a sighting and saw a man walk into the water and disappear. Police recovered a knife with an emblem, several small items, and heavy cord from the victim’s pockets.
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United Press
Denver
Rocky Mountain
Colombian is hanged denies he killed cop
Chicago June 24 Elin Lyons Colombian convicted of killing a patrolman was hanged at 7 08 a m and pronounced dead a few minutes later. He remained calm as he faced the gallows and again denied the crime before accepting death.
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United Press
Chicago
Elin Lyons
Lyons
Julian Banfield
Two Tunnel Workers Hurt by Explosion
Two Moffat tunnel workers were hospitalized in West Port al Colo after an accidental dynamite discharge at Cross Cut No 10. C L Wright 27 suffered a badly gashed face and broken jaw while Roy Johnson 30 broke a leg. Wright drilled through rock and struck the dynamite causing the blast.
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United Presa
West Portal
Colo
Moffat
C. L. Wright
Roy Johnson
Cross Cut No. 10
Wright
Johnson
Lillian Gish Named in 5 Million Damage Suit
Lillian Gish the movie actress is named in a 5 million damage suit filed in superior court against her and Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and related companies. Charles H. Duell president of Inspirational Pictures asserts breach of a 1924 motion picture contract. R. C. Stone reports heavy rain and improving conditions in McKinney and nearby areas.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Lillian Gish
Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer Pictures Corporation
Charles H. Duell
Inspirational Pictures
Miss Gish
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Santa Monica
Cal
Robert E. Mitton
Fourteenth Street
al Johnson
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Clover Field
Mitton
Mountain Lake
Columbian
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R. C. Stone
Firm
Stone & Williams
McKinney
Champion
Spratt and
Bennett Dog Foods
Randal Drug Co
Taylor St
Polk ST
Hlbarnard
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Georgette Crepe
Milan
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