Coolidges Return to Vermont Home Visit At Plymouth
President Coolidge and Mrs. Coolidge arrived in Vermont for a summer visit, stopping at Plymouth and Burlington where crowds greeted them warmly. The party, including their son and Attorney General, toured local sites, with citizens cheering as the President acknowledged wellwishers from the observation platform.
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Cary
Coolidge
Attlevillise
Uoolldee
Smid
Adirondacks
Countey Cemetery
Val I
John A. Coolidge
Coolhire
Witte
Qoolidge
Urling
Warmis
University of vMwwaont
Alma
Mra. Goolidge
H. Bear
Rutland
Moootidge
John ‘Yolidse
University of Vermont
J.P. Chorrt
O Jenspburz
Rutland Rail
Read
Vermont
Carrigan
Borinaflelt
Priestat
Garsicdlaurhy
Gabriels. S
White House
Matone
Foupal
Phy Brown
Cuntidge
White Cole
Centlize
Fall of Franc Hurts America, National City Banker Asserts
New York August 4. Willit of the fall of the franc has hurt American business says Robin Roberts vice president of the National City Bank of New York. He explains how French wealth abroad and the franc’s depreciation raise costs for France and lower purchasing power in the United States. He warns stabilization could revive trade but predicts long term disruption from ongoing currency decline.
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America
National
U. S
G. E. Roberts
New York
Pei Te Che Associated & Ay
Lee . Roberts
National City Bank of New York
United States
France
Businese
Unill
Paris
Mr. Roberts
Roge
Isi
Belgium
Allen Exchansg
New Haven Man Dies From Heat At Fort Hale Park
Willam H Stowell Jr 41 president and treasurer of Stowell Insurance Co was found dead in his car on the shore drive near Fort Hale bath houses. Medical examiner attributed death to heat exhaustion with fatigue as a contributing factor. He had been in New Haven business about five years and was married. The automobile occupants were nearby as workers discovered the body while crowds gathered. He leaves a widow and his father and two siblings.
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Willam
Stowell Jr
Stowell Insurance Co
Shore Drive
Fort Hale Park
George Goslin
Stowei
Abou Fine
West Haven
Fort Hare
Storis
New Britain Man Dies Trying to Swim River
A New Britain man died yesterday afternoon while attempting to swim a river in Farmington south of Winebell Smith's grist mill. He was unable to swim and his attempt ended tragically as bystanders and residents arrived to offer help and relief efforts.
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New Britain
Hartford
Cap
Sain
Reissin
Furmangton
Farmington
Winebell Smith
Yne
Mihen
Married Half Century, Man Now Asks Divorce
William Loudenelter of Bronka alleges intolerable cruelty from his wife after twenty-two years of marriage. He filed a divorce petition in Susqueh county seeking a decree and separation from bed and board.
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William Loudenelter
Areres Iis
Renee
Bronka
Esso
Elhe
Wales
Peltor
Lillis Estate Left to Friend Contested in Probate Court
John H. Lillis died May 17 leaving a 35 000 estate to friend B Driscoll of 149 Catherine street The will dated November 10 1924 was read in probate court by Judge Thomas C Coughlin The 11 first cousins including Laurence Lillis of 227 Interview Avenue Mrs Paul Lavey Parrott Avenue Peter Lillis Frank Street contested the will They may appeal to the Superior Court George H Peck named executor and represented by ex probate judge Paul L Miller The testator was an employee of Peck Lines Co.
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John H. Lillis
B. Driscoll
Catherine Streetly
Laurance Lillis
Inrview Ave
Nue
Paul Lavey
Parrott Avenue
Peter Lillis
Frank Street
Thomas C
Lillis
George H. Peck
Eck
Paul L. Miller
Bartlett
Coughlin
Peck & Lines Co
Laborers Save Drowning Youth Near Westport Bridge
John Korrleick a Westport fire department member was rescued from the Saugatuck river at 12 55 by two State Highway Department workers from Chester John Costeley and John Znardy who sprang from the State Street bridge lunch break to drag the youth to shore Costeley collapsed from exhaustion Znardy carried the boy on his back and used resuscitation techniques until the youth began breathing He was taken home for treatment and recuperation
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John Korrleick
Thomas Korrleick
Westport
John Znardy
Byoth
Chester
Conn
State Highway Department
Costegot
Zanardy
Znavdy
Sul
Widespread Use Of Tambourine Test For Honest Musicians
In parts of Europe a simple honesty check for male musicians takes the form of a tambourine held in the right hand as he performs. The instrument is kept in his mouth as he travels, with the rhythm guiding his movements while observers gauge truthfulness.
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Europe
Jes Mather
Lyoa
Marblehead Indian Deed Signed by a Squaw Sachem
A Marblehead relic, the original 1684 Indian deed transferring land east of Forest River to colonists, is displayed in Abbot Hall. Signed by Joan Wuanebhkowatts, a squaw sachem, with witnesses including S. Bradstreet and James Rumney, the parchment bears faded ink and a cross mark. The town plans photographic copies and vault storage for preservation, as Salem has done for its deed.
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Marbelhead
Mass
Abbot Hall
Marblehead
Marblehend
Joan Wuanebhkowatts
Nanepashemet
Naum
Forest Hiver
Bounda
Marpbleherd
Salen
Squaw Sachem
Joseph Quanophkoatts
Coloni
Joe Tinglish
S. Bradstreet
James Rumney
Henry Bartholomew
George Morris
Eleezar Moody
John Haywood
Salem
Peabody
Danvers
John F. Huriey
Whippet Racing Gains Popularity in Southwest
In Lois Aug it reports whippet racing drawing growing crowds at an outdoor stadium. Fans bet under a certificate system as large sums change hands nightly. The feature notes the sport’s surge alongside thoroughbred greyhounds.
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T Lois
Propno
Woman hires private car for her dogs in transcontinental trip
Mme Butler Hedges of San Francisco paid for a private car after her dog was refused admission to a Pullman coach. She traveled with the dog from San Francisco to New York, spending the month here as the costliest dog transport on record.
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Graves
Lane Champlain
Leenage
Burlington
Presid
Atlantic Cury
City Star
Cotton
Pliget
New Haven
SQUAW
South West
Tam
Atalanta
Studsbaker
BS Business
Studebaker
Powerep
Continent
Siskiyou
Watson
Bening Whisk
THE
F.L. Mills Co
Fairfield Ave
Bari
Berkshire
Mill Coal Co
Tel
Barnum
Hollmanns
Jene Noland City
N.Y
Hellmann
Irene
Oshs
Automobile Blue Books
Frank H. Fargo, Co
Office Outfitters
Broad St
Bank St
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