Farmers Avoid Opposition Move Against Coolidge
Washington dispatch notes White House signaling continued prosperity and cabinet support for President Coolidge. Farmers express discontent over agricultural policy but avoid coordinated political action. Analysts debate whether administration statements reflect real economic gains or mere assurances, with stock markets and employment in focus.
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Matur Sullivan
Washington
Dev
White House
Aerie Culturs
Sone
AMGRE
Sehqeera
Furma Oramantics
Carin
Uresi Dent Coolttze
Creomulsion Promises Relief for Persistent Cough and Colds
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a medical discovery to soothe inflamed membranes and inhibit germ growth. It claims creosote based formula treats persistent coughs bronchitis and other respiratory issues with guaranteed satisfaction and possible refunds if relief is not achieved.
Waitress Held as Bank Robber in Rhode Island Case
New York reports a 23 year old waitress Elizabeth Kelso described as a Providence bank robbery suspect was arraigned and committed to jail in New York after failing to post a $500 bond. Rhode Island assistant attorney general Louis Jackvony stated she is a suspected conspirator in the Phoenix Trust Company heist at West Warwick Rhode Island.
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New York
Dew
Smilire
Belog
Providence
Louis Jackvony
Rhode Island
Elizabeth Kelso
Jobn
Mirlew
En Peiset
Phoenix Trust Company
West Warwick
Rose S. Hardwick
Boston
Hardwick
Thirdwick
Ight
Ernest ©. Trawrence
Pr. J. W. Beams
Yale University
Lawrence
Dr. Beams
Phys
Princess Helen to visit Paris amid Romanian royal drama
Princess Helen of Greece, wife of exiled Prince Carol of Romania, plans an incognito visit to Paris next month. Friends say a reconciliation with Carol may hinge on her actions, while Madame Tupescu’s expected arrival and nude reports of visits to a renowned doctor add to a tense royal melodrama in France.
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Paris der
Helen
Rome
Madame Tupescu
Viets
Madame Lapeses
Carel
Neuil Iy
Peabody Museum Seen by 128000 Visitors in First Year
New Haven reports 125,266 visitors in the first year of the museum’s Whitney avenue building. The national natural history displays, including extinct monsters and butterfly collections, attracted school groups and general public alike as the staff notes steady crowds through the year.
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New Haven
Teabory Museum
Whitney Avenue
Ard Bey
Teachers Pay Tribute To Carolyn Merchant
Teachers at the public school hold a tribute for Carolyn Merchant at a city center service. The event honors her service and memory with attendance by colleagues and local officials in New Haven.
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Carolyn Merchant
Heaven
Dee
New Haven
Che
Toneral Elt
Irbirn
Opestor
Moss
Ying Pemannel
Defunct Banker Dies Sudden in Memphis Office
Memphis Tenn. CAPO carrier Cohn, president of Aneton Savings Tank and Tres Ce, died suddenly in his office today after a long career. The bank and its operations were briefly noted in the chaotic report with limited details and unclear acronyms.
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Memphis
Tenn
Do Capo
Cfarry Cohn
Aneton Savings Tank
Tres Ce
Viedining
Mbna’ Ss
Death Penalty Debate Stirs Sing Sing Warden
Warden Lewis E. Lawes told scientists at a national science meeting the death penalty is futile to obtain truly intelligent juries. He cited life imprisonment as a stronger deterrent and noted pardons are rare, arguing the system fosters juror rebellion and lessens punishment effectiveness.
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Plailadelepila
Lewis E. Lawes
Sing Sing Prigon
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Lawes
Uae
Sing Sing
Thomas V. Moore
Washington, D.C
Cirone
Moore
Heber D. Curtis
Allegheny Conservatory
Wald
Aton
Jews Plan Protest Meeting in Newtwaven
A notice announced a public meeting of citizens in Newtwaven on Sunday night to consider excessive acts against the Jewish population in Rouymaotn. The gathering aims to address anti Jewish violence and advocate communal safety.
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Newtwaven
Rouymaotn
Atlantic cross channel telephone to open next month
London Dec 30 AP British authorities prepare the first trans Atlantic metal phone service. Operators from the trunk line staff will ensure even tone and clear intonation. Initial rates are about three minutes and 15 for each additional minute. First calls planned with Sir Alexander Hogge and W S Gifford.
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London
Athantic
Wil Te Gins
Great Britain
New York
Atlantic
Post Office
Alexander Hoger
Telephone Development Association
W. 8. Gifford
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Amer
London Stock Exchange Revival Hints War Era Trade
Lean stocks and shares to the London stock exchange, reviving the American business which disappeared at the outbreak of the World War.
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Lean
London Stock Exchange
American Flyers Reach Vera Cruz in Pan American Flight
Major Herbert A. Dargue led four U S Army planes New York St Louis San Antonio Detroit to Vera Cruz after a week in Tampico. The 136 mile leg from Tampico to Vera Cruz took 2 hours 40 minutes with favorable winds then headwinds. They moored at the bay and were greeted with bands and a civic welcome at the shore. Next stop Puerta Mexico with planned 9 am departure if weather holds.
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Vera Cruz
Herbert A. Dargue
United States Army
Tampico
Vera Rug
New York
St. Louis
San Antonio
Detroit
San Franco
Tracker
Vers
C Cruz
Dargue
Tampleon
Tampleat
Naval Academy
Puerta
Mexico
Former Official Held as Imposter in Oklahoma Case
Chicago dispatch reports Henry T. Fo, a former assistant U S attorney general in the Office of the Alien Property Custodian, ordered removed to Oklahoma to Face impersonation charges after cashing a worthless Muskogee Oklahoma check. Foster, said to be NH legislator's son, waived hearing and claimed no federal officer role, only used government letters as identification.
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Chicago
Henry T. Fo
United States
Washington
Oklahoma
Muskogee
Okla- Foster
New Hampshire
Flooded Districts in Nashville Hit by Rising Cumberland
Nashville faced record flood levels as the Cumberland River rose to 65.7 feet by 2 p.m. with crest projections above 68 feet by weekend. Thousands homeless, hundreds of blocks inundated, and 1,500 still out of work amid ongoing rescue and relief efforts led by city, state, and federal agencies.
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Nashville
Tenn
Cumberland River
Weather Bureau
Cumberland
Fifth Avenue
Tidgefield
Woodland Street
First Street
Woodland
Austin Peay
State Health Department
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Contider
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Winall
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Hanes
Habhn
Carol
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Peabody Museum
Sing Sing Warden
Claris
I. Hull
Psychological Laboratory
University of Wisconsin
Prof
Basi
Philadelphia
Frederick Ehrenfeld
University of Pennsylvania
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Allegheny Mountains
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Weiso
Alaska
Toda
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Prident
American Anthropological Association
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Asia
American Northwest
Jews Plan
ticuraSoap
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Eanes Snaae
Maldon
Mam
Saviee
Ambassador
Carr
Rolemical Co
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Rockwell & Co
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Coats Sale
Rockwell
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