Secretary Jardine Portraits Coolidge Aides in Talks
Secretary Jardine spoke at the Farmers Week meeting praising President Coolidge and stressing the need for cooperative farming and fair distribution. He noted the administration’s focus on machinery, distribution systems, and farmers' shares in food costs while citing New England rail links and marketing of agricultural products.
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Halle
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Hartford Hears Archbishop Talk in Turbulent Era
Hartford reports a church meeting as Archbishop speaks on independence and modern church roles amid political and religious reforms. Officials from several Baltic regions attend, with commentary on church unity and social responsibility.
Fragmented OCR Text on Penetration and Treatments
A garbled OCR excerpt discusses various topics including penetration and treatment effects with references to pains, soreness, and unnamed remedies. It lacks clear subjects, dates, or locations, making the central event difficult to identify. The readable portions imply medical or cosmetic claims but remain nonspecific and unverified.
Insull and Crowe Defy Senator Reed at Hearing
A 1922 political hearing reveals Insull and Crowe refusing to disclose all campaign contributions. Senator Reed pushes for lines between local and senatorial campaigns while Insull appeals to counsel and invokes separation from broader fundraising. The exchange highlights campaign finance tensions and questions of accountability within the Crowe Barrett and related groups.
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Tatt
Chis Xan Stlini
Lowrie
Prowtesaive Party of Trial
Senatuel
Vandidiey
Parley
Christensen
Progress Sive Party
Stith
George FL Kenne
Len Christensen
Senate
Smith
Brennan
World Court
Crewe
Hey
Dusenh BR
Savage
County Jude
Reed
Tnsall
Heedath
Ensall
Treed
Chowe
Thsall
Teg
Ce Crowe-Barrett
Mook
Insull
Charles V. Barrett
Crowe-Barrett Group
Hoy O. Weg
Republican National Committee
Deneca
Cook County
Wiliam 8
McKinley
Crow
Lies Puigna'e
Altor Rey
Crowe
Tisull
Reet
Thonas W. Canninghan
Court of Genes
Witlam & Varo
Penigyl
Veni
Twcnl
Reon
Individuonis
Bellic
T Raye
Beante
Senate Campaign Funds Committee
Unols Commerce Commission
Allen T. Moore
Monticello
Republican National
Dairy Floor Slip Cuts Hand on Bottle Incident
A dairy worker slipped on a wet floor, cutting their hand on a bottle. The scene involved several workers including Jobo and Soarteen, with other unidentified names and locations mentioned in garbled notes. Authorities or management details are unclear from the fragment.
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Jobo
Disappointment Keen Over Failure of Calibration Tests
The Los Angeles crew and five passengers remain aboard after a test cruise along the New England coast. The airship moored at Patoka near Prien's Neck faced low visibility but completed a 12 mile circle to test compass accuracy. Officials expect further tests off Boston before a return to Lakehurst, with potential plans for a passenger air service if results prove reliable.
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Gireratt Cally
Patoka
Prien
Commaander Charley E Rosendahl
Angeles
Pien
Imi Pont Bambleton
Colonies Air Transportation Company
New York
Loston
Los Angeles
Sinte
New England
Aboad
Newport
Price's Neck
Compassion
Price’s Neck
Putohas
Prudence Island
Truck Raid Seizes Beer Truck and Four Arrested
An investigation revealed a truck loaded with twenty crates of beer. Stanton, Lockwood, and two others were arrested and held on $1,900 bonds. Police raided a garage on Evergreen Street, seizing 300 cases of beer and four half barrels along with bottling gear.
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Stanton
Bureau of Investigation
Polley
Michael Arnolsky
Gunzenhauser
River Streets
Eckart
Stanton and
Lockwood
Murphy Expo Company
Mexican bishop denies war talk
Archbishop Pascual Disla, bishop of Tabisen, rejects armed uprising and political use of religion. He states the church remains outside politics and supports only peaceful actions. He notes the League for the Defense of Religions as a peaceful entity.
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Cary
Ureh
Geo Calvarch Ops
Ito
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Pascual Disa
Vlo van Sue
League For the Defense of
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Cronacale Boycett
Danbury Man Overcome by Heat During Work
Danbury resident Primpet Valliere, a painter of 7 Main Street, collapsed from heat while finishing a day’s labor on Cranyde avenue junction with Fidwird Valllere. He was assisted and later reported with possible internal injuries and fractures.
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Primpet
Cranyde Avenue
Tanbury
Fidwird Valllere
Main Street
Danbury
Vesterda
Frieturius
Valliere Bel
Seadtaly
Chamberlain Urges Patience Between U S and Britain
Foreign Secretary Chamberlain sought to calm tempers both in Britain and the United States. He defended Churchill and Baldwin on the debt settlement with the United States, saying Britain will honor obligations and disclose how funds were borrowed and used. Austen urged restraint to avoid harming allied ties and world peace.
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Chamberlain
Great Britain
United States
Rip Austen
Churchill
Wiliam Wedswool Benn
Almerean
Melon
Baldwin
Mir Austen
General Motors Ends Boom Amid Stock Volatility
Stock swung to intraday highs near 214 1 2 before easing at close as a bullish interview and later denial by Arthur Cochran sparked rapid speculation. Wall Street watched GM lift gains on earnings strength, with market value rising sharply before a broad pullback.
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Ar. Cochran
Morgan
Eall
General Motors
Wall Street
Uther
Althhough
Tt United States Steel
Abieh
Upwani
Alex
Calles Aide Is Killed By Mob
A report from Mexico City notes a mob killed Calles Aide amid unrest. The piece discusses religious rights and state attitudes toward Catholic and other religious groups, calling for recognition of religious freedoms and church rights within the constitutional framework.
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Calles
Poincare Backs Gold Purchase Bills in Finance Vote
Premier Poincare wins approval for two Bank of France bills enabling gold bullion and stable foreign currency purchases with francs to bolster reserves. Finance committee criticizes inflation fears as the plan would not require new circulation totals. Ratification of Washington London debt accords remains undecided with no official timetable.
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Premier Poincare
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Bank of France
France
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M. Blum
Joseph Calliuaux
Poinware
Washington
London
Body riddled by bullets found on North street
A man was found dead early this morning with a 32 caliber revolver bullet wounds. Auto tracks traced show a truck with a unique tread used on trucks drove off North street, backed into the roadside, then turned toward the state road. Tracks indicate the vehicle continued from the street junction to the body and back, suggesting a staged burial along the highway.
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North Street
Governor Refuses to Help Bandits in Murder Case
Report details three men found guilty and responsible for a murder. court records discuss clemency and mental examinations of John Devereaux. Alienists conclude Devereaux is not insane or feeble minded, while army discharge notes cite competency questions. Dr Wells notes erratic alpha test results likely reflect distraction, not true intelligence.
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Deveraux
Posse Fatal Harm in Confrontation at Tachute
Reports from Shreveport indicate John Norris a twenty Negra individual was surrounded by a posse in a field and struck while escaping after being sought for the alleged abduction of a ten-year-old girl at Tachute yesterday. The man reportedly died from injuries sustained in the confrontation.
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Shreveport
Tate Vhute
John Norris
Present Waste of Oil Means Danger Declared by Magnate
A mass meeting hosted by Henry F. Doherty warns that current oil waste threatens national security and world stability. He argues there is no evidence for imminent new energy sources and criticizes ventures to extract coal products for petroleum. J T Haslim of MIT notes peace hinges on solving petroleum issues.
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J. T. Haslim
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Tate
Compensation denied by court in Holznagel case
Judge Arthur Fo Ells of Superior Court dismissed findings and denied compensation in the Holznagel matter against Wiley and Livhard Manufacturing Co and others. Holznagel, claiming 16 years as a sandblaster with dust lung effects, saw the compensation commissioner's decision upheld, with no link found between illness and work. Catherine Draws challenged weekly award amount, with judge keeping the later ruling in place.
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Arthur Fo Ells
Superior Court
Antag
Albert Holenage
Wiley and Livhard Manufacturing Company
Woden
American Mutual Isuy Insurance Company
Internatonal Silver Company
Meriden
Holznagel
Bradley and Hut Sart Company
Sam Ieting
Catherine Draws
Judsy Els
Pile
Truck Collision at Armory Hill In Norwalk
A truck hit a car at the foot of Armory hill in Norwalk last night. Frank Pipstina and his wife were hospitalized with injuries including a punctured kidney. Sam Teves of New Britain and Jim Roth were involved. Roth faces charges with bonds set at $50 each.
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Norwally Hospital
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Padul
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Gertrude Ederle Starts Saturday Newscard
Fragmentary text shows Gertrude Ederle starting an event on a Saturday with mentions of Miss Bates and Savelock, suggesting a public appearance or race. Other scattered phrases reference a location, morning events, channels, and a person named Cate Gist, but details are unclear.
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NEA Aviance
Coolidge Given Fishing License
In Vermont at Anewust New York state officials report Coolidge receiving a fishing license. The event is noted alongside other local notices, including movements and schedules affecting residents and waterways.
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Heat Victims Suffer In Extreme Summer To Date
The day records multiple heat victims in Bridgeport area. Patrick Stakes, 40, sought treatment at Bringeport and Vincent's hospitals after collapsing from heat while at work. A 22 year old and a 15 month old baby were also rushed to hospital amid dangerous heat. A third youth, 18, was faint and treated at home. Several workers at local plants paused duties as temperatures rose and offices curtailed hours.
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Chespey Hill
Bringeport Hosptal
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Patrick Sonn
Prl Vincent's Hospital
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Ineline
Pridgeport Hospital
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Arctic Street
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Hun
Bourrell
Eightern
West Avenue
Vincent’s Hospital
Columbia Phwihone Vonpany
Singer Factory
Mercury
Walton trailing in Oklahoma vote in Democratic Senate race
August 4. Returns from about three precincts show United States Senator candidate Elm Thomas leading Welton Walton and Henryon of Terry among Democratic contenders for the U.S. Senate. Early returns from 1,875 precincts indicate Thomas ahead by a large margin. Klux Klan associations are noted for Walton’s backers in some counties.
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J. Ws. Clack
Welton
Elm Thomas
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Oklahoma
Thomas
Walton &. Henryon
Terry
Wiliam M. Darnelly
Texas Country Farmer
United States
J. WW Hasreld
Imports of tobacco from India and South Africa
A historical note mentions annual tobacco imports totaling 120,000,408 pounds with about 700,000 pounds originating from India and South Africa combined.
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South Africa
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