President Coolidge Traits Highlight Thrift Silence and Wit
James Lucey, town cobbler, shares tales about Cal and the girl on the hill, tracing Coolidge’s career and noting his thrifty habits, quiet demeanor, and keen political sense as the era’s defining traits.
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Coolidge
James Lucey
Cal
Indictment Sought Against Ward Father in Conspiracy case
A broad conspiracy charge may include George Ward father of Ward Baking Company head and his wife and Ralph Ward as possible co conspirators. The grand jury in New York is set to hear evidence that the Ward family sought to hinder authorities and influence witnesses as part of a long legal fight over alleged murder and jackknife schemes. The defense, including Weeks and Ward lawyers, faced questions about publicizing grand jury minutes and avoiding witness disclosure.
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Ward
Sherman Will Clanim
Georges Ward
Ward Baking Company
Cartracedinary Grand Jury
Sire Palasefor
Ard
Clarence Lecers
Elayee
Ralph P. Ward
The
Chelsea
George S. Ward
Ward Gaking Company
Mast
Central West
Pittsburgh
Ralph Ward
Weeks
Justine Marscheuser
Tarum Sapiens
Ectenss
Travertitt
Pieters
Std
Aed
Westchester County
Justice Seeger
Ted
Vlcer Ward
Sherman
Pooreman
Walter Ward
Evileder
Morschauser
George J. Werner
iPosticr
Mentos
Charles
Luck
Kedmers
Srené Adler
Peters
Ward Faces Trial Over Blackmail Cablegrams
The defense contends Ward was targeted by a dangerous blackmail gang and seeks to uncover Hap Walt cablegrams the state may use at trial. After protracted court battles in New York and local courts, the fate of decoding the cables remains unknown and their contents could influence the defense’s theory of Ward as a victim.
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Hap-Walt
Albany
Palestine trip paints beauty of land and wall sights
A writer recounts a Palestine delegation tour praising irrigation, valleys, and Mount Scopus views, noting Jerusalem scenes, the wailing wall visit, and calm Arab-Jewish relations. He argues Palestine thrives on broad, private initiative and practical planning.
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Chestine Development Council
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Mack
Mount Scopus
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Jordan
Dead Sea
Jerusalem
Red Cross mobilizes aid for earthquake victims in Japan
Washington dispatch reports the American Red Cross organizing rapid relief for Japan after the weekend quake. Central committees in the Philippines and China coordinate nurses and supplies while ships rush to Yokohama and Nagasaki. Officials fear embassy and port conditions. Admiral Anderson ordered to deploy aid vessels quietly as State and Navy seek word from Tokio.
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Red Cross
Japan
Philippines
China
Orient
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Tokio
Navy
Yokohama
State Department
Navy Department
Admiral Anderson
Earthquake Tolls Across Years Highlight Global Devastation
A compilation notes numerous earthquakes from 1906 to 1918 causing massive casualties and property losses. Entries cite cities like San Francisco Valparaiso Messina Trento Jamaica and Hondo with deaths ranging from hundreds to thousands and damages reaching into the billions in some cases. The list reflects widespread destruction across continents and the heavy human cost of seismic events.
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San Francisco
Valparaiso
Oll
Dan
Kingston
Jamaica
Sicily
Calabria
Messina
Faro
Santa Teresa
Scarlet
Reggio
Galileo
San Giovanni
Pellaro
Paimi
Thrace
Asa Minor
Tinmara
Bugaria
Falcom
Hone Islands
Tenga
Catihuanea
Tern
New Hebrides
Hon
Sakura
Japan
Antrim Faund
Supmerges
Island
Hondo
Killeas
Rollanseite
Talantania
Mosquitoes Exterminated by Minnows in US Effort
A Palestine envoy and a representative of the International Health Board arrive to discuss malaria control using gambusia fish. They confer with the Bureau of Fisheries and the U.S. Public Health Service about shipping the fish to combat mosquitoes in the south, Hawaii, the Philippines, and Spain.
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Welgemann
International Health
Lackefeller Foundation
Palestine
Bureau of Fisheries
United States Public Health Servic
Labor Day yacht club races set to thrill city
Labor Day events sweep the city as yacht clubs stage special races. The Pequot club in Southport hosts the Vice Commodore Cup, touted as the day’s premier event. Meanwhile, Black Rock and Stratford flats yield good fishing and the fall oyster season opens with plentiful beds near Bridgeport.
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Pequot Club
Southport
Stratford
Black Rock
Organized Labor Prevail Says Miners Official
Indianapolis Sept 2 Associated Press a speech by John J Lewis president of the United Mine Workers declares organized labor cannot be destroyed despite a year of trials and attacks by powerful interests He says labor is a legitimate American institution and public support remains strong He urges peace in industry and urges continued unity to defend labor liberty and win stronger relations with employers next year
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