Dinner waits as trout bite at President's camp
The article describes President Coolidge dining delays while fishing and hosting guests Anita Fishes Use RL arf Washburn Child, a former ambassador, and other officials at the White Pine camp. It notes political speculation about Coolidge's 1926 candidacy, a call from Rep Snell, and visits by Scout delegates and Frank W Stearns.
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Paul Smiths
Ehles
Agercan
Ag Orcas
Anita Fishes
Washburn Child
Italy
Cooldge
Ambasador
Cours
Coolidge
Child
Washington
Representative Snell
Potsdam
Snell
Wais
New York
Wadsworth
Joy Scouts
Moor Will Aid Senate Probers
Allen F. Moore campaign manager for Frank Smith pledged to provide the Senate Campaign Funds Committee with names of all Smith fund contributors. Notable donors included Clement Studebaker of South Bend who gave 20000 and ex-representative Ivan Copiey of Aurora who contributed 23000 in two installments. Other names listed were Daniel Schuyles Eugene Pike Judge Stransky and Nick Kachavois with smaller sums.
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Chicagh
Allen F. Moore
Frank Smith
Vt Uiness
Senate Carnipaign
Smith Political Fund
Moore
Clement Studebaker
South Bend
Ind
Ivan Copiey
Aurora
Ills
Daniel Schuyles
Chicago
Eugene Pike
Judge Stransky
Nick Kachavois
Tetts
Smith
Studebaker
Congress Hotel
Frank le Smith
Constable Stops Auto Thief Fleeing in Rainy Night
A car theft near Bridgeport led a constable to stop the vehicle while a thief escaped into the dark. In Trumbull a resident stopped a car in poor visibility. the thief fled as police traced the stolen auto owned by John McKeon. The theft was reported shortly before and officials warned nearby towns. The owner later recovered the car undamaged.
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la Bridgeport
Trumbull
John McKeon
Livon Terrace
Bureaa
James
J . Austin
Stilen
Eighth Inch of Land Sale in New Haven to Straighten Boundary
Tiny yet important purchase as TH Levine sells one eighth acre lot near the old post office at Chorcb street to Adolph Perlot and Joseph Weibel. The sale aims to straighten a burning line with pricing undisclosed. Levine notes the adjustment is based on a return for tavern dene.
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New Haven
Japd
Chorcb Street
TH. Levine
Adolph Perlot Andoseph Weibel
Levine
Local Man Held On Girls Charge
Josep Barunes, 28, long resident of Hartford, arrested by Hostfont authorities last night in connection with the assault of a young woman in Hartford. She identified him as the man who slashed her dress on a Hartford street last Sunday night. Police report prior similar cases and ongoing investigation. Barunes denies the charges. he has lived in Hartford for five months and claims Bridgeport as his former home and shoemaker work on Canpon and Bruad streets.
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Josep Barunes
Af Hartfor dl
Bridgeport
Hostfont
St. Retoney
Hartford
Sno
Beroney
Canpon
Bruad
Inland air routes blaze river bed path to coast
A Naval aviator opened an inland air route following river beds from Anacostia to Cumberland and beyond. The circuitous path via Potomac and Ohio rivers to Lake Michigan offers a feasible inland landing corridor for airships, with no boats or buoys needed and cities along the rivers maintaining airship service stalls.
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Swaslington
Naval Air Bstaton
Anacostia
Nasal
Aunis Liour
Talah
Gille
Potomac
Cumberland
Treary
Pittsburgh
Ohio River
Mississippi
Tlitnels
Chicago Drainage Canal
Lake Michigan
Mothers Teach Respect for Private Mail
A mother admonishes a child to respect others private correspondence after a neighbor reads an invitation envelope left in a living room. She stresses letters belong to the addressee and should not be opened or used for personal curiosity.
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Betty
Hobbs West
Omyed
Blanks Cartridge Sale Suit Raises Lockjaw Fatality Case
In Superior Court today the parents of Yvon Le Page of Agawam sue Ralph and Rose Tortorielle storekeepers for selling cartridge items linked to a boy injury before Independence Day. They claim use caused lockjaw and seek $6,000 damages, with $3,000 against Dr. Albina P L Norris for initial care. The grounds are unspecified.
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Yvon le Page
Agawam
Area 11
Ralph
Rose
Agaam
Sulitso
Aga the Phan
Hay
Albina P L Norris
Lions Clubs to Hold Joint Conference in Stamford Greenwich
Stamford and Greenwich Lions clubs plan a joint meeting at Shore Island Vaent club Greenwich on Wednesday with a program featuring sports and other events.
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Lions Clubs
Stamford
Greenwich Lions
Shore Island Vaent Club
Greenwich
Power 10 Probe Campaign Funds Now Questioned
A Senate inquiry into campaign contributions continues in Chicago. Campaign manager Alten Moore refused to name donors beyond himself and a public utility official, citing confidentiality. The committee plans to cite Cunningham for contempt as details on contributions to factions are debated amid a broader probe.
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Power 10
Chicago
Joey Socat
Senate
Alten
Moore
Frank L. Stith
Whe MeKuley
Smith Pastical
Samuel Trail
Chicago Public Utility Officer
Sirth
Lord Nip Succeeds Reading as Viceroy of India
Lord Nip has been rewarded for long service by being named the new Viceroy of India succeeding Reading. He stands among Britain's leading authorities on the history language and customs of the country and its religious beliefs.
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Nip
Reading
India
First Quarter State Exports Show Increase
Connecticut exports rose in the first quarter, totaling $9,922,999, up $187,120 from the prior year. Machinery parts and iron and steel led the categories, with firearms, rubber, copper, and watches contributing, as the state climbed to twenty second among states. National totals reached $1,098,830,240 for Q1, down from 1925’s first quarter.
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Connecticut
Washington
Jay
Connselieut
Department of Commerce
Missouri Wennessee
Iowa
Alabama
Connectic
United State
Unisy
Timns
Miebhan
Tevsey
Local Man's Car Found in Westport
An automobile belonging to Wilkin Curler, 38 Vse Street, Bridgeport, was located today in Westport by William Taylor.
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Westport
Wilkin
Vse Street
Bridgeport
Wilam Tiylor
Newly Arrived Factory Owner Seeks Police Protection
Cohen, manager of the Police Manufacturing company at 433 Fair-Heid avenue, asked police protection after New York garment workers union members began picket duty in front of his shop. He reported threat concerns to Captain John O Connell, citing three possible entry points for trouble and stating he has done business in New York about weeks ago during garment worker unrest. The building houses the factory on the top floor of a new structure owned by George Crawford, adjoining Crawford Laundry, with the firm manufacturing ladies' coats.
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New York Garment Workers
Cohen
Fair- Heid Avenue
John O'connell
Sas
Yveri
New Jfelty
Jerr
Brida
Favorite
George Crawford
Crawford Aundry
Channel Islands Rocked By Violent Earthquake
Reports from St Helier Jersey in the English Channel Islands describe the most violent quake to strike the area. Many large buildings shook for seconds and several chimneys collapsed. Casualty reports were not yet confirmed.
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Channel Islands
ST. Helier
Jersey
English Channel Islands
Ad Ifar
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