President Coolidge West Vacation Fueling 1927 Speculation
Washington papers weigh whether President Coolidge will spend the summer in the West to signal a possible bid for re election. Analysts argue a Western sojourn could aid or harm his renomination, with views shifting over timing and regional sentiment, particularly in Kansas Iowa Minnesota and Nebraska. The Baltimore Sun dispatches probe insurgency, while Kansas crops and duties debates influence opinion on his political future.
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Redent
Abr Veehdge
Gorn Belt
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Towa
Minnesota
Kansas
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MccNary-Haugen
Yellet Bi
Laughing at pain and quick relief from a corn remedy
A garbled line suggests someone boasting about laughing at pain and trying a corn remedy called Freezone on an old corn. The passage reads like fragmented advice or dialogue describing immediate discomfort followed by relief when removing a sore corn.
Mrs. Gibson Improves After Cancer Surgery in Jersey City
Mrs Jane Dibson who underwent cancer removal surgery at City hospital on Saturday shows improvement though remains in serious condition. News by AP dated March 14 reports.
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Jersey City
N. 1
Jane Dibson
City Hospital
Thief Steals Gold Chalices From Local Church
Two solid gold chalices used in Holy Mass were stolen from the tabernacle at St. Anthons Roman Catholic Church on Colorado Avenue. Police believe the thief hid in the church during evening service and escaped after dawn, with no signs of forced entry. Similar prior theft at the Church of the Sacred Heart of Jesus on Myrtle Avenue involved altar linens and lace.
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St. Anthons
Colorado Avenue
Bank files suit for 25000 on unpaid notes in Bridgeport
The City National Bank sues Arthur N Wheeler and John O Carpenter and Province L Pogue in Superior Court seeking damages of 25000 on four promissory notes tied to the Bridgeport Auto and Bridgeport Flat companies. Notes dated Jan 26 1927 Feb 1 1927 and Feb 14 1927 were signed by Pogue Carpenter Wheeler. Bridgeport Auto is in receivership with Carpenter as receiver. Bridgeport Flat lists Pogue as president treasurer and Quinlan as secretary.
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Arthur N. Wheeler
Trumbul
John O. Carpenter
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Pogue
Carpenter
Flint Company
Carpenter and Pogue
Carpenter and Wheeler
Bridge Fort Auto Company
Edwin Co. Tickenson
Bridgeport Auto Company
WAR VETERAN 90 DIES WILL BE BURIED TODAY
Civil War veteran George L Thayer 90 dies after short illness at Seldjern Home Norston. He served four years in Co TM 18th Massachusetts Infantry and fought at Antietam Fredericksburg Gettysburg Chancellorsville. Survived by daughter Mrs Stuart F Kelsey and sister Mrs Frank Jackson. Funeral 1:90 afternoon at T T Banks mortuary chapel Lakeview Cemetery burial by Elias Blowe post rituals.
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Park City
Tie
Samuel Morris
Woodbury
Conn
Frank Jackson
Greenfield
Mass
Gang’s Lips Sealed in Murder Mystery
Boston report on Dutgi de Bon’s, known as Tough Souls, shot outside a woman’s apartment on Commonwealth Avenue Brighton. He died at St Elizabeth’s after refusing to name his killer. Police face silence from his kin and seek clues in the North End. They hunt for the young woman he messaged before his death as the inquiry continues.
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Hrighton
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North Ind
de Bonis
Ate
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