Cal kin Coolidge Jr. laid to rest in Northampton
Calvin Coolidge Jr., son of the President, lay in state at a Northampton church before burial in the Plymouth family plot. Family and officials gathered as Marines from the Mayflower stood guard and mourners paid final tributes to the boy who died tragically three days earlier.
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Kenneth B. Wells
Ife
Great
Northampton
Vermont
Discarded lover shoots girl in Ohio jealousy tragedy
In Middletown Ohio on Yankee Road Robert Quigley 38 of Franklin fatally wounds Gladys Kirby 17 after finding her with Bernard Leonard. Quigley then shoots himself and Leonard before being arrested. Kirby is hospitalized in Hamilton not expected to survive.
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Robert Quigley
Franklin
Ohio
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William J. Kirby
Camden
Leonard Hoskins
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Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Klan recruitment surges after Democratic convention fight
Reports from the South and West say Ku Klux Klan organizers renew efforts and enroll more members in a short period after New York exposure of the anti klan activity. A July 4 Nat uralization ceremony in Richmond before about 30 000 spectators is cited as evidence of renewed momentum.
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South
Richmond
New Jersey
West Virginia
South Carolina
Indiana
Kansas
Coolidge Funeral Train Passes Through New York City En Route to New England
Aboard the Coolidge funeral train the coffin of Calvin Coolidge Jr rests under a single lamp as the convoy passes through Pennsy Terminal. Marines guard the last car while President Coolidge, Mrs Coolidge, cabinet officers and others travel toward Northampton for the funeral. The train arrives in New York at 3:19 am and departs at 3:25 am.
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New York City
New England
George E. Durno
Calvin Coolidge, Jr
New York
United States
Pennsyvania Terminal
Northampton
Mass
New Haven
Hartford
Polar flattening noted in planetary shape analysis
Scientists report measurements showing Earth deviates from a perfect sphere, bulging at the equator and flattening near the poles. Researchers use satellite data and gravity measurements to quantify the oblate form and its implications for navigation and geodesy.
Haydenville Man Arrested After Claimed Shot Wound Incident
Andy Canter of Haydenville filed an affidavit alleging Charles Lent shot him with intent to wound near Mrs. Jennie Pickett’s home on July 1. Lent, arrested at the Nateo Plant shale pit, denied guilt and posted bond set at 590 dollars. He asked for a hearing scheduled for Friday.
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Andy Canter
Haydenville
Miller
Charles Lent
Lent
Nateo
Joe Tarbeann
Canter
Jennie Pickett
Pickett
Knt
Only Mothers Know Youd Laugh Too
Sympathetic messages pour into the White House as people recall a president and his wife grieving a child death. The piece critiques political bosses and convention deals, portraying them as ignorant and graft-driven. Continued on Page Four.
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John D’s
Choice and Davis Pick Bryan as VP at Democratic Convention
After 16 days of discord at Madison Square Garden, John W. Davis named Governor Charles W. Bryan as his running mate. William J. Bryan supported the ticket as the convention chose the Nebraska governor amid party unity efforts led by Al Smith and others.
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West Virginia
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Madison Square Garden
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Wall Street
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San Francisco
James M. Cox
William J. Bryan
John W Davis Nomination Triumph by Clarksburg Friends
In Clarksburg West Virginia the hometown Davis club of over 100 members led a fervent push to secure John W Davis the Democratic nomination. Their dedication and fundraising backed a notable delegate effort that helped him prevail over McAdoo and Smith at the convention. The Clarksburg group plans to expand nationally with chapters as they celebrate the nomination and look to a March 4 White House party.
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New York
Clarksburg
W. Va
John
Democratic Party
United States
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Home Town Club
John W. Davis
Davis
Tavis
West Virginia
Congress
Court of St. James
American Bar Association
John W Davis
White House
Tzetta Jewel Brown
United States Senate
John Davis
Detectives Nab Tomatoes In Off Duty Botch
Off duty Detective Hoohstadl and TramMic Otters Parker chat on a Cincinnati street when a passerby offers a basket. Parker grabs it and finds 10 quarts of homemade brew, illustrating a supposed freak capture.
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Otters Parker
Cincinnati
Oateer Parker
Gerufly
YMCA Fund Drive Progress in Bucyrus
In Bucyrus Ohio the campaign for a local YMCA raises nearly 6000 of the projected 8900 dollars. Organizers anticipate the remaining amount will be gathered through private solicitation while finalizing the YMCA group structure.
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Bucyrus
Whol e s a le Beer Establishment Raided in Buchtel
Local officers raided a Buchtel residence alleged to host regular beer garden activities. Owner Jank Rife was arraigned before Magistrate del wig and pleads not guilty? one of 150 dollars. Officers found 140 bottles of home brew. Rife previously fined 500 dollars and costs last fall by Mayor Lax. He remains jailed for nonpayment. Columbus attorney W T McClure faced auto license tag charges and posted bond for further appearance.
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Lquore Rife
Ullty
Mariner
Athens
Marshall Nicholson
Chauncey
Twe
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Lax
Nelsonville
W. T. McClure
Columbus
Helwig
Tucker
McClure
Bond
Inter
Shooting Affair Brings McClure to Court in Pomeroy
In Rutland township northern area John McClure is charged by Constable Hysell with shooting calves on neighbors’ land. Dana Haning and Leo Saxton filed complaints claiming McClure’s shots wounded calves while McClure sheep wandered into their grain. The case appeared before Justice French at Middleport.
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Rutland Township
John McClure
Hysell
Dana Haning
Leo Saxton
McClure
Justice French
Middleport
Marshfield Bank Collects Relief Funds for Lorain Storm Victims
The Marshfield State Bank in New Marshfield is named a collection station for Lorain Ohio storm relief. Cashier Dorn will receive cash donations from the district and forward them to the relief officials in charge.
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Marshfield
British Press Praises Davis Nomination At Democratic Convention
British newspapers welcomed John W. Davis as the Democratic nominee praising his personality and character. The Times noted Britons know him from his years as ambassador while the Daily News lauded his wisdom and liberal appeal and predicted capable leadership if elected.
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Coolidge
Scale clash ends Kanawha union talks in West Virginia
Kanawha district mine owners announce they will post a new scale higher than rival fields after failing to secure a voluntary agreement with United Mine Workers District 17. They blame the Jacksonville contract and say no local autonomy will offset higher freight costs.
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United Mine Workers of America
West Virginia
Duncan C. Kennedy
Kanawaha Operators Association
Kennedy
Jacksonville
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Pennsylvania
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International
Indianapolis
Kanawha
McAdoo Silent On Future After Democratic Convention
New York July 10. I have nothing to say was all William G. McAdoo would offer on his stance after the Democratic national convention. He may issue a statement before sailing to Europe on Saturday aboard the Homettes and did not confirm any plans for summer at Monmouth Beach New Jersey. He denied reports of friction with campaign manager David J. Rockwell and said he remained friendly with TR. He did not reveal when or where he would spend the season and suggested he might decide after returning from abroad. Some friends urged an independent run or support for Senator La Follette, but he declined to commit.
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Homettes
P McAdoo
David J. Rockwell
Plana
McAdoo
Monmouth
Beach
N. J
Davis
la Follette
La Follette Supporters Optimistic After Cleveland Endorsement
Washington observers praise the Conference for Proportional Action endorsement of Robert M. La Follette. Johnston calls the Cleveland convention result the best possible, accusing Wall Street of capturing two tickets and arguing Americans are not fooled.
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Washington
Nomi
John W. Davia
Robert M. la Follette
la Follette
Conference
Wisconsin
Cleveland
William H. Johnston
Wall Street
Racing Men Freed on Court Ruling
Columbus Ohio July 10. Under a Franklin county Common Pleas ruling Judge Warner held peace officers outside Columbus lack jurisdiction over city residents except in felon y cases. Three men arrested for conducting a gambling game at Driving Park horse races were released on Habeas writs.
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Common Pleas
Warner
Franklin County
Driving Park
Liberty
Hughes Elected President of American Bar Association
Charles Evans Hughes secretary of State was unanimously elected president of the American Bar Association in Philadelphia on July 10.
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Hughes
Philadelphia
Charles Evans Hughes
American Bar Association
Democratic National Committee Adjourns Without Hull Successor
The Democratic national committee adjourned today subject to the chairman’s call. No successor to Cordell Hull had been designated at the adjournment.
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New York
Democratic National Committee
Cordell Hull
Hull
Growing Rats and Mice Overrun Warning in Government Guide
A Franklin Washington bureau notice cites a U.S. Survey authority asserting a single pair of rats could reach 359 700 452 in three years if unchecked. Mice show similar growth. Readers are urged to trap and kill to protect property and health and request a free government booklet by mailing a coupon.
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Fool
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