Col Coolidge Father of the President and Vermont Statesman
Colonel John Coolidge, father of President Calvin Coolidge, hobnobbed with local leaders in Plymouth Vermont. He served in Vermont's House and Senate, held multiple town roles, and guided his son to the presidency after President Harding's death.
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Vermont
Cirsei
John ¢. Collage
England
Messer Knob
Theattle
Plymouth
White House
Washington
Ieee
Parker
Wis
Northampton
Mase
State Senate
House of Representative
Col
Onlidge
Angas
Harding
Osih
Mike
Blick Ever Academy
Ludlow
Oosts
Victora Josephine Moore
Plymouth Crosa
Aubie Grece
Col. Coolidge
Phe
Fan. Moore
Covtides
Abchie
Abbie
Cat. Coolidge
Carrie A. Brown
Willian W. Stickney
Wnt
Howe
Lfe Insurance
Ludlow Savings Bank and Trust Company
Colonel Cogndge Dies Peacefully After Long Illness
Colonel Cogndge died after a long illness marked by a spinal involvement following heart failure. He was bedridden from late autumn, with an indomitable will keeping him alive for years, and passed away as doctors and attendants nearby noted his devotion to duty.
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Cool Jlidge
Codd
Phsician
Johnson
Shecht Macaulay
Col Cooling and President Coolidge in Capitals Tale
Readable fragments describe Col Cooling and Mrs Coolidge in Washington. The text references the President, health matters, a White House setting, and mentions preparations and finality surrounding events. The piece hints at public notices and national attention tied to the Coolidge era.
Arbuckle Named New Director at Metro Movies
Roscoe Arbuckle, once a famed silent comedian, signs with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer to direct a picture. Company officers announce the deal amid Arbuckle's post trial absence from public credits and prior work under a pseudonym for Educational Pictures.
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Arbuckle
Metro Movies
Ually Wood
Cal
Moreh
Roscoe Batty
Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer
San Francisco
Luckle
Educational Pictures
Straw Hat Plant to Open in Local Factory Complex
A new straw hat plant plans to open, producing 6 000 to 10 000 dozen hats yearly, with 15 860 square feet leased and a total of 33 880 square feet across a three story building. The site includes rooms 2 and 2A and Cherry street between Feward and Hancock avenues, with expansion space considered if demand grows. The lack of local straw hat makers drew the company's interest, as cheap manufacturing costs attract labor in nearby towns and cities.
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Cherry Street
Feward
Hancock Avenues
Burtean
Coolidge Learns of Fathers Death Aboard Train
President Coolidge learns of Colonel Coolidge’s death while en route to Woodstock Vt from Bridgeport. A telegram from Secretary Sanders at the White House confirms the report, delivered to the President aboard the train. Funeral arrangements are expected to be announced for the next day.
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Sanders
Colonel Coolidge
Coolidge
Wwoop Stock
New Haven
Saunders
White House
Bridgeport
Cram
Plymouth
Woodstock
Washington
Coolifye
Sein
Uigtry
Floresce Cifles
Violet Eckert
Colonel Cooldge
Itomy
Tion
White Farm
Souse
Lee Cooldgr
Hants
Tao
Hd Cabot
Woostock
Governor Absent With Cold in Bed
Governor Trunmaid remains at home in Painville with a severe cold, unable to attend duties this week. Important papers requiring his signature are being delivered to his residence by messenger.
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Martford
Trunmaid
Alo Painville
Wis
World Court May Be Adjusted Amid U S Representation
A Lausanne Geneva based World Court adjustment debate centers on U S representation and a tentative May 17 session. The council discusses treatment of Soviet delegates, Russia’s possible absence, and the Senate's reservations on adherence to the court. Sir Austen Chamberlain notes the court protocol as multilateral, urging embedding conditions in a treaty rather than notes. French and British officials push for clarity on U S access and interpretive effects on League rights. The debate focuses on ensuring U S acceptance aligns with collective framework and formal procedures.
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Russia
Genesia
Switzerland
Vorowski
Lauganne
Tof Siti
Esia
Seid
Disarmament Pour Parlers
Um Jon
Counci
Washington
Hai
Austen UF i
Council
Jerie Derummond
The
League
Kellogg
League of Nations
Senate
United States
Sir Austen
United State
Austen
Amer
League Members Worry Over Future of Commission
Officials debate the commission’s reach and unity as they prepare a report for the council. Brazil’s stance blocks unanimous Germany seat, while ideas surface to expand the council or alter membership. Subtexts of unrest and regional roles loom as deliberations continue.
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Ishil
Waernti
Germany
Brazil
Spain
Chile
Ie Sauneil
Youth Arrested for Biting Young Girl
A local youth, identified as Willon Tommitard of Somer, was arrested today after allegedly biting a young girl named Janet. The incident occurred near Sullivan Smee elevated and the youth was urged to stay in a side room as officers investigated.
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Charleston
Xa Mares
Willon Tommitard
Eiventeen
Sullivan Smee
Ernie Flere
Janet
Miss Rien
Ollet
U S Surprise at League Plan to Enforce Adherence
Washington rails at League of Nations move to revoke a Geneva Bible conference and invite new states to participate in court meetings. Senate debates and political pressure rise as lawmakers urge a delegation and diplomatic notes to secure American adherence to the tribunal.
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Wassdington
Europe
League of Nations
Washington
State Department
Nations
Gensva
Seiz de Oreasion
Anieviern
Senate
Wets Hold Gain In Poll Here
A garbled straw vote on Volstead shows support for light wines and beer. The text reflects a Christian respondent's view that Prohibition is a joke and urges a reconsideration of the dry law, indicating broader public interest in softening restrictions.
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Sam
New Yorker Slain Where Body Lay
A New Yorker was found slain in Manhattan after a night out with her husband. Testimony from her daughter Rosie described the husband leaving the scene at 8 38 p m Monday and returning later. Police and prosecutors noted inconsistencies while the wife’s statements were corroborated by an interpreter.
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New Yorker
SeeOlack
Lester Day
Jenmerh Siniy
Midl
Thes
Fuolprin
Ueir Heave Streva
Lewaing
Streva
Tory Pyeral
Ehulhouse
Daily Record of Ambulance Calls at Bridaport Hospital
Ambulance log notes calls tied to Mary Vaeno at 650 Ehelus Street and August Maigel on Mington Street. Medal on Palen for Bridaport Hospital indicates August period. Inhale gata Pahen ta Lidgevert napttal.
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Daily Record
Vnsu Po
Mary Vaeno
Ehelus Street
Palen
Bridaport Sospital
Chapman Counsel Seek New Trial Denial Planned
Chapman defense seeks a new trial in the federal court arguing to halt the warden from hanging Chapman until fresh issues are resolved. Attorney Wiley says testimony from three New Haven police officers and a New York sighting on October 11 1924 will form the basis for the motion, alleging incorrect testimony given to the police commission and possible alibi in New Britain on October 12 1924.
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Slitty
Chapman
Pearl
New Tritin Police Commission
Mr. Wiley
Poarliamen
Thomas J. Weeney
Wale Ter de
Malone Ena
John Léebler
Iris
Poles Commission
Myr. Wiley
Newritain
New York
Wife and Five Others Slain in Stockton Murders
A man identified as Goins shot and killed his wife, her sister, Mrs. McNoble, and three members of another family in Stockton. Investigators believe he headed toward his farmer’s home in Placer county to hide. Police guarded roads tonight as Goins traveled in a gray sedan, with fears of additional victims.
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Stockton
Mes. McNoble
Flo
Marengo
Marengo Pauity
Margie Dutriv
Attac
Easter pageant in Easton aims for early April
A town Easter pageant titled The Dawn ing will be presented on Easter Sunday evening, April 4, by the Tee ME Claire Writing Evening group. A special board meeting at the Academy school house is set for Saturday, March 2 to discuss funds for the year and road improvements near Joseph Ontergrenn’s residence. Community reports, dairy farm gathering, and local social events fill the town agenda as residents prepare for spring activities.
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Maret
Houwrsel
Claire
Academy School House
Ellock
Ta Heer
T He Pe den
Suliteien
Wall
Tueadas
Alent
Drwy Frimbull
Hong Tull
Taffeld
Hedding and
Linstun
van Wheeler Ie
Chatow
Standish
Marsh
Misa Sh Marni
Laurence " Alarel
Charles Cart
Bridgsport
Lang Ts
Mildred
Maet Mire
Ferris Raul Muss
Mary Sipicide
Traward Kuehn
Ernest Grau
Redding
Aloes Grimmin
Mirlain Lee
Stephen Whi
Sunsaly
Bedward
Gutle
Lephern Bar Whs
Odren
Santa
Leboeet Snd
Mar Tavart Knight
Aies
Mary Whitehead
Guster Bay
Nelann Marey
New Troeton
Mt Chuuies Togas
Get-together and community notices highlight New Canaan
New Canaan March 18 routine notices cover a church get-together in the Methodist lecture room with a banquet and youth songs, plus a Rebekah degree ceremony, Harmony Lodge degree work, and a local concert by the New Canaan Community orchestra. Social visits and family events spread across town.
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Spevinl
Waller Stewart
Troy Street
Europe
Treland
London
Paria
Methodist Church
Rebekah
Hazel Rebekah Lodge
John Greenwald
Norwalk
William F. Weel
New York
Village Trail
National Plant, Flower and Fruit Guild
Howard Hartshorne
Parle
Lawrence PB. Frothingham
Rupert ¢. King
St. John Place
Chauncey Palmer
South Avenue
Mary Sterling
Union Place
Franc Kaiser
Harry Kaiser
Charles Kaiser
Lydia Wood
Philip Quingzer
New Canuin
Mra
Samuel Kaiser
Arthur Davidson
Glenbrook
Edna Whitlock
Jack Schaub
Stephen F. Keeler
Smith Ride
Trash
Prospect Place
Monroe Monhomen Pige and Ladies Auxiliary Chowder Supper Nets 62
The Monroe Pigeon and Ladies Auxiliary chowder supper raised 62 for the two organizations after wide community help. Attendees included Martha Chapter O. E. S. No. 1380 holding a regular meeting. Lourdes services planned for Thursday in Rectory parlors. Local reports note attendees at Winter Republican meeting and various social visits and greetings around town.
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Monroe Pigee and Ladies Auxiliary
Veryone
Saat. Marthe Chapter O. BE
William IX
Mix
Earle Lewis
Wairfield County Republican Association
Piewick Farms
Greenwich
Ladies Ald Society
Ow Meth Dist
Hornton Blakeman
Gertrude Gustafson
Seirdseye Elyal
Theodore Beardsley
Henry Habers- Rain
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Alice Habersum
Kazrbeth Turday
New Oidun
Kenneth Johnson
M Milvin Oakley
Frances Hurd
Atrs
Lacinia Craft
Adelia Partridge
Mae
V Han Mix
Seymour to Have Railroad Siding
Hartford March 18 AP The Public Utilities Commission has given Seymour and the New Haven Railroad permission to build a commercial and industrial sidetrack on Washington Avenue to serve firms distant from the main tracks. A hearing on cost apportionment for eliminating three grade crossings at Washington is set for Friday March 26 at 11 30 p m The total project cost 68000 is to be shared by the town and the railroad with detailed estimates to be prepared for the hearing.
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Mar
Hax
Seymour
New Haven
Washington Avenue
Seyour
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Haaven
Polar flight is detained by snow in Fairbanks test
In Fairbanks Alaska Capt George Hubert Wilkine commander of the Detroit Arctic expedition and Major Thomas G Lanphier test two arctic flight planes after clearing a snow covered runway with snow plows and a tractor from Nenana. The field was being prepared as snow fell earlier and today cleared weather aided the work.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
George Hubert Wilkine
Thomas G. Lanphier
Wallbanks Exploration Company
Nenana
Maple sugar season behind schedule in Vermont reports
Brattleboro Vermont dispatch notes maple sugaring trails lagging three weeks due to deep snow and cold weather. Acres of snow in sugar woods create drifts up to man height hindering access to trees and risking sap loss when warm spells begin.
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Brattleboro
Vermont
State Prison Death House Photos Denied
Warden VI K Scott at Cann. Mi states photographs of the death house and any hanging apparatus will not be made while he controls the prison. The denial follows a flood of applicants seeking images of the new death house and potential execution machinery ahead of Gerald Chapman’s scheduled fate.
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Wtisrese Field
Cann
VI. K. W. Scott
Warden Scott
Gerald Chapman
Stott
Saunders Child Recovers After Porch Fall
Dorothy Saunders three year old daughter of Alderman James A Saunders of 388 Pequonnock Street was brought home from Vincent's Hospital yesterday after a fall from a porch last Thursday. She suffered a serious injury but is recovering. Pathe Vasques of Hartford, a noted church leader, conducts a week long mission at St Michael's chapel on Tunais Hill.
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James A. Saunde
Pequonnock Street
Vincent's Hospital
Pathe
Vasques
Hartford
St. Michael's Chapel
Tunais Hill
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