Coolidge Opens 6 0 Campaign With Rally and Address
President Coolidge leads the Republican Campaign rally with a formal program at the First Congregational Church in Washington. William M Butler presides as various national committee members, governors, and Congress members take seats. The address stresses tax reduction, limited armaments, enforceable laws, and protection via tariffs while praising domestic progress and urging government efficiency.
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William M. Butler
Cbllean National Committee
Jason Noble Pierce
First Congregational ‘Church
Coolidge
Washington
National Committee
Congress
States
Republican National Administration
Examinations of Boys in Leopold and Loeb Case
The article covers continued testimony in the Leopold and Loeb case with Dr. Church and Dr. Patrick questioned about the purpose of their examinations. Darrow challenges the doctors while Judge Caverly orders recess. Witnesses discuss how many people were present, the setting, and the doctors’ ability to assess mental condition under such circumstances.
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Robert B. Crowe
John F. Caverly
Darrow
Dr. Church
Dar- Tow
Church
Loeb
Leopold
Allenist
Doubts Surround Democratic Leaders On Davis Campaign
Confusion grows over Davis stance on the League of Nations and the political effect as November nears. Analysts expect the Davis approach to shape a broad national debate, with women voters and Republicans watching a potential intellectual duel with Coolidge unfold in the electorate.
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Davis
Coolidge
Hall
York
Merald-Tribune
Fire at farm well sparks explosive attempted fix
Report describes a farm well fire and failed attempt to cap the source by removing the control head. A nitro glycerine charge was used to extinguish the blaze, while gas flow estimates and interruptions by Charles G. Dawes interrupted the proceedings as the audience cheered for government reforms.
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Charles G.’ Dawes
Ranning
Coolidge Speech Justifies Stand on Budget Corruption Accusations
The article critiques President Coolidge's defense of his budget stance amid claims of corruption in the veteran affairs bureau. It questions his praise of past officials while noting a current indictment for embezzlement and argues the party bears responsibility for the bureau's corruption.
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Tam
Ren
Coolidge
Gov
Cool
McCoy linked to deadly Westlake store killings
McCoy in a long pursuit for Mors ended in a double murder and related robbery attempts in Westlake. Wounded victims include W. J. Ross and Sam and Ann Schapp as investigators question McCoy and relatives. Federal agents probe jewel theft tied to the case while a lunacy commission possibility is discussed.
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Mors
W. J. Ross
Sam Schapp
Ann Schapp
Sam
Mra. Mors
Temple
Custome Genta
Amurahoes
Ai Igren
Brigadier Bree Leads Farewell Event at Salvation Army Meeting
In Butte a farewell program honors Brigadier Bree for outstanding service. The gathering highlighted tested times, town engagements, and top contributions across services as residents reflect on his leadership.
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UN Salvation Arm
Butte
Biree
Brigare
Patan
Veterans Elect New Grand Army Leaders at Boston Encampment
In Boston the fifty eighth annual Grand Army of the Republic encampment elected Dr Louis Arensberg of Uniontown Pa as commander in chief and named Grand Rapids Mich as next convention site. The body adopted pension increase resolutions and approved officers including George A Hosley Somerville Mass as chief of staff and Wilfred A Wetherbee Newton Mass as vice commander in chief.
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Boston
Grand Army of the Republic
Grand Rapids
Mich
Louis ¥. Arensberg
Uniontown
Legislative Committee of the
Grand Army
D. R. Stowits
Buffalo
George A. Hosley
Somerville
Mass
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Andrew & Burt
Avert
Ohio
Wilfred A. Wetherbee
Newton
Arensberg
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Cincinnati
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Evacuations and Germany Paris Talks Stir Ruhr Conference
Reports describe potential early evacuation and limited German concessions as Herriot Marx and Stressemann meet in London with Premier Macdonald observers note informal talks. Amid rumors of ultimatums, officials weigh accepting French terms and the fate of Ruhr region with Berlin empowered to act.
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Herriot
Marx
Stresemann
London
Frank Kellogg
Ws M. Herriot
Berlin
Ruhr
Pretty Girl Faces Murder Trial in Rival's Death
Benton Harbor Michigan August 14 Florence McKinney a 19 year old woman known as the pretty sweetheart of Mil Zupke is charged by Sheriff Bridgeman with instigating a secret pact that led to the murder of Cora May Raber. She allegedly aided and confessed to being present when Raber was choked and killed.
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Benton Harbor
Mich
Florence McKinney
Mil. Zupke
George Bridgeman
Cora May Raber
Core
Mit
Mian
Haber
Miss Raber
Crickshank Ties Hutchison In Denver Golf Clash
Bobby Cruickshank of New York and Jock Hutchison of Chicago tied at 147 in Denver. Other scores listed include Bt. Louis 153 and Golding 170 from Colorado, Denver city champion. Wind hindered play as Hutchinson made a 30 for the first nine before a bad hole.
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Associated Press
Denver
Col
Bobby Cruickshank
New York
Wil‘Jock
Hutchison
Chicago
Louis
Golding
Wichita N.C. Moria
Colorado State
Denver City
Jock Hutchinson
Atx Dirdies
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Simonich Signs for Ritchie Bout in Oakland
Local welterweight Joe Simonich has signed to fight Willie Ritchie in Oakland next Wednesday night. Ritchie, former world lightweight champ, is making a comeback among 145-pounders.
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Associated Press
Butte
Joe Simonich
Oakland
Cal
Willie Ritchie
Youth describes 1959 shooting that killed Miller in self defense
Thad, a young man, recounts shooting Miller with a .38 pistol after Miller allegedly threatened him. He says he joined the army, moved to Montana, then West, seeking safety. Authorities wait for North Carolina input as locals debate innocence and self defense claims.
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Thad
Ed. Miller
Miller
Thirtieth Infantry
Presidio
San Francisco
Montana
Jones
Wilmot
Arolina
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