Coolidge Celebrates Birthday with Press Guests on Brule River
President Coolidge marked his fifty sixth birthday at Superior Wisconsin with newspapermen and press photographers as his only guests. He led a fishing trip guided by John Larock and unexpectedly landed two rainbow trout including a three and a half pound beauty.
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Associated Press
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Coolidge
Brule
Cedar Island Lodge
John Larock
Mr. Coolidge
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Royal Coachman
Rob Roy
White House
Coolidge Angling Party Ends With Angel Cake Celebration
President Coolidge enjoys a fishing outing with Rob Roy the collie aboard a canoe. He lands multiple trout, shares angel cake with guests, and weighs a big catch while a nationwide crowd watches.
Butte Pageant Wows Crowd at Clark Park Giant Show
A massive Butte pageant drawn 1000 participants featured 150 voice choir, a Dawn of Creation start, an Indian camp, pioneer battles, death imagery, and a grand finale with a live spelling of Butte. Fireworks capped the evening as crowds packed the park and demanded encore.
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Arthur Dryman
Marian Hobbs
Butte Pioneers’ Club
N. P
Butte
Montana Election Preview Shows Williams Dixon Tight Race
Analysts note Williams and Dixon as top contenders in the Williams Dixon contest with Williams gaining momentum through personality and publicity. Erickson is viewed as likely Democratic nominee with broad support. odds favor Erickson in statewide races. Republicans Dennis Rankin lead but Walker lacks traction. Dennis favored if nominated.
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Walker
Parade in Butte Showcases Home Industry Support
The Butte parade featured hundreds of Hansen Packing workers and families marching for local patronage, with Mayor M Kerr Beadle leading. Fraternal and veteran groups, Christoforo Colombo and G A R floats drew praise, while a structural iron workers display tangled with trolley wires. the event stretched from Excelsior to Gaylord, amid crowded streets and clear weather.
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American Legion
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Abe Lincoln
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Arizona
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Rocky Mountain Garden Club
Englewood
Jack Duggan
al Wilkinson
Joseph Binney
Dr. Maillet
James
Belgian Financier Alfred Loewenstein Dies in Plane Fall
Alfred Loewenstein, Belgiums richest financier, reportedly killed after a plane accident in Europe. He had visited the United States in April aboard a giant tri motor Fokker, narrowly escaping a propeller incident while avoiding photographers.
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United States
Associated Press
New York
Alfred Loewenstein
Europe
Canada
Hoover Prepares East Campaign Gathering and Cabinet Plans
President Hoover's team organizes eastern campaign meetings in Washington with North East states Pennsylvania and Maryland invited, aiming to align with Senator Moses of New Hampshire as a potential East campaign manager. Hoover may resign from the cabinet to present to President Coolidge. Public events in Butte feature a large parade and park-pageant finale marking a festive period.
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National Committee
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Maryland
Moses
New Hampshire
Hoover
Coolidge
Brule River
Wisconsin
Norris
Nebraska
Commerce Department
Rexall Orderlies Bring Quick Constipation Relief
A Battle Creek physician touts Rexall Orderlies as a fast remedy for constipation. The tablet draws water into the dry colon to soften waste and induce a gentle natural movement without habit. Chew Rexall Orderlies at night for a brighter next day. Get 24 for 25c at Rexall Drug Stores.
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Battle Creek
Rexall Orderlies
Rexall Drug Store
Arkansas Pays Great Tribute
Senator Robinson cited American patriotism and the genius of our institutions, noting no sect-based discrimination and urging thanks for service. He concluded the nation stands for peace at home and with all peoples, but warned permanent peace cannot come from treaties alone.
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Robinson
Howard Ball Wins 10 Round Bout In Idaho Falls Card
Howard Ball of Pocatello welterweight outpointed Salt Lake City rival Jack Carroll in a 10 round bout in Idaho Falls. Semi final saw Eldon Waters of Rigby win a decision over Nick Newman in six rounds. Also note Rhodesia railway spending estimated at nearly 20 million dollars.
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Associated Press
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Howard Ball
Pocatello
Jack Carroll
Salt Lake City
Eldon Waters
Rigby
Nick Newman
Salt Lake
Condemned Building at 2510 Washoe Street in Butte
Old dilapidated structure at 2510 Washoe Street lots 5 and 6 block 16 South Park addition is to be torn down and removed within 30 days per City Engineer’s description. Civic question implied by the headline WHAT PRICE CIVIC GLORY?
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Butte
Mont
M. J. Brady
Block 16
South Park Addition
Penn Eight Wins Surprise Regatta on Schuylkill
On the eve of Olympic trials the Penn Athletic Club won the senior eight in a surprise at Philadelphia's Schuylkill regatta. Paul Costello revived Penn A C colors with Charles McIlvaine to beat Wyandotte and Canadian champions from Bachelors' Barge, as Walter Hoover and Charles Coulston also placed in other events. The Penn crew was paced by Chester Turner in a power boat for the quadruple sculls.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Schuylkill River
Wyandotte
Mich.) Boat Club
Yale
Penn Athletic Club
Paul Costello
Olympic
Charles McIlvaine
Penn A. C
Chester Turner
Nationalista Beats Pinto in New York Matinee Title Bout
Young Nationalista of Los Angeles won a 10 round decision over Charlie Pinto of New York in the main event of Stockton California's first matinee fight card held today.
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Associated Press
Stockton
Cal
Young Nationalista
Los Angeles
Charlie Pinto
New York
Increase in U S Gold Eagles Minted in 1928
U S mints produced over 20 million dollars in gold eagles in 1928 due to heavy gold exports. Total coinage fell to 252,776,335 pieces worth 262,256,797, down from 296,010,084 pieces valued at 141,147,127 in 1927, as most denominations declined except double eagles and silver half dollars.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
Treasury
Advertising creates wants and raises living standards
Advertising drives a widening market by creating intelligent dissatisfaction that spurs purchases. A factory executive notes the aim is not to satisfy customers with current cars but to keep them dissatisfied enough to buy a newer model later.
Population boom halved death rate in England and Wales
Over 90 years England and Wales saw population more than double while the death rate dropped by about half. Data show longer life expectancy amid rising numbers, reflecting health and living standards improvements across the region.
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England and
Wales
Treasury Offers Long-Term Bonds to Retire Third Liberty Loans
The treasury announces a sale of 3 percent bonds for 1940 43 to fund retirement of outstanding third Liberty loan bonds. The offering is limited by tendered amounts with cash offerings near 250 million dollars. If exchange subscriptions reach 500 million, no additional long-term bonds will be offered in this retirement program, as the third Liberties redeemable next September 15 cease interest thereafter.
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Washington
Treasury
Third Liberties
Pageant Praise for Hill Directed Spectacle in Darkened Field
A grand stand uproar and splendid lighting framed a historical allegorical pageant directed by Hill. The performance featured dramatic stage lighting, a dark field stand in heightened contrast, and careful crowd management of hundreds of children amid rain and cold.
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Hill
Longfellow
Miss Columbia
Good weighs Hoover role as Western manager decision awaited
James Good, who led efforts to secure Herbert Hoover’s nomination, returned to Chicago from a Wisconsin visit with President Coolidge. He had no clear plan on becoming Republican western manager, though leaders like Dr. Hubert Work urged him to continue promoting Hoover. Good said a decision date was not yet known.
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John
Mr. Coolidge
Associated Press
Chicago
James Good
Herbert Hoover
President Coolidge
Wisconsin
Hubert Work
National Committee
Good
Hoover
Baby habits and Castoria recalled in parenting column
A Ruth Brittain column notes thumb sucking can persist into adolescence and may affect facial development and digestion. It recommends sleeves, mittens, or cuffs to curb the habit and warns of irregular bowel action in babies. Suggests Fletcher's Castoria for colic and digestion, touting 30 years of physician use and the wrapper signature for authenticity.
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Fletcher
Chas. H. Fletcher
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