Darrow Grieves For His Adversary
A news roundup reports Wayne C. Williams detailing William Jennings Bryan plans for a Holy Land trip with followers, his death prompts tributes from President Coolidge and a sorrowful trip by Charles W Bryan, plus a Dawes statement praising Bryan's long friendship and public service.
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Tribute to a Good and Great Man From a Neighbour
A neighbor recalls a longtime friend as a man of high purpose and helpfulness. His death brings a personal sense of loss, while his example stands as a lasting memorial within the community.
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Charges Coolidge "Packs" Boards
A political column accuses President Coolidge of packing boards and politicizing the Federal Trade Commission. It cites reactionary sentiment, questions the FTC’s independence, and claims executives influence over regulatory action, including opposition to investigating General Electric.
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Putney Doubtful Men Keep Jobs
Putney faces decisions on appointing Prohibition administrators for twenty four districts. Mr Andrews reviews life records of promising candidates and asks callers about names to gauge sentiment. He believes proper choice is vital as each administrator will bear full responsibility and recruit their own subordinates.
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Military rule ends in Portugal as cabinet formed
Lisbon reports the end of military rule with Domingos Pereira returning from Paris to accept invitation to form a cabinet replacing Antonio da Silva who resigned last week. Evacuation of Ruhr ongoing with plans to hand back to German authorities by July 21 under the London agreement. Six Persians hanged in Tehran for insurrection.
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Quiet on Mor Occan Front Report Quiet on Mor Occan Front
Paris July 26 An official Fez report says the Fez front was quiet with a small action south of Tiffrant where rebel Moors were quickly dislodged. The area south of the Quergha river between Ain Aicha and Kelas Desslesa is cleared of the enemy. Tangier reports Abd El-Krim allies plan an offensive after tribal meetings at She shaun. Abd El-Krim says Diebala and Andjera tribes reluctant. meeting summoned to force rising against French and Spanish. Madrid accord ends talks on zones and possible joint military action. each side may deploy to its own zone and aviation may fly across zones.
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Must Avoid Panic Hammon Warns On Coal Crisis
Britain faces looming coal crisis as Premier Baldwin and King Edward VIII seek solutions. Talks with mine owners and miners intensify amid warnings against panic driving up coal prices. A potential temporary subsidy is discussed while miners threaten August strike if demands aren’t met. Ministers, ex-officials criticize owners profits versus wage claims, with broad industry ripple effects across rail and other sectors.
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Patro lm an's Wife Dies Suddenl y
Mrs Josephine A Walsh Cassidy forty five wife of Patrolman John H Cassidy Bridgeport Police died suddenly at home yesterday afternoon of heart trouble Born in the city and lifelong resident she was a member of the Ladies Auxiliary Ancient Order of Hibernians Forest ern of America State Central Democratic committee parishioner of St Mary s church Survived by husband mother Catherine Walsh brother James H Walsh a druggist East Main Street two sisters Mrs Price and Mrs Julia Thorne a nephew William J Thorne and a reac Juliette J Thorne Funeral arrangements not complete
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Major General of Knights of Pythias Dies in Meriden
George Ro Tryon, major general of the Uniformed rank Knight of Pythias, died at Meriden Hospital today after a lingering illness. He led the Connecticut brigade for eight years and was among the state's top Knights of Pythias.
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