Marx Forces Acceptance of Dawes Report
German politics frays as Chancellor Marx returns to power amid economic chaos. Austria's Seipel wounded. Von Seeckt, a monarchist-leaning general, maneuvers amid cabinet realignments while nationalist and communist factions gain no seats. Old wartime slogans endure: Dont get angry Only marvel.
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Canton Daily News
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Boulders to Mark Grave of Thurston Wife in Prospect Hill
Four red slant boulders once from Thornwald home of Senator John M Thurston are to be placed on the grave of Mrs. Thaoreton in Prospect Hill cemetery if relatives approve. The stones, shipped years ago from Montana by Thurston, were moved by Spanish War Veterans to honor the senator whose Force speech helped spark the Spanish American War. A special freight car carried the rocks. For selling, call Hemlocoy 4500. News want ad offers results.
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Neb
Thoroton
Montana
President Coolidge Embraces Radio Fame At Home
Washington June 7 The White House occupant known as Silent Cal is a devoted radio listener. He relaxes in a chair and avoids unnecessary chatter while tuning in to American stations and poetry, music, and news. The president plans a second set on the south portico and a yacht installation for weekend amusement as Republican events approach.
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Canton Daily News
Washington
Cal” Coolidge
Maten
Jimmy Pine
White House
United States
Texas
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London
America
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Owl
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Calvin, Jr
Navy Department
Cleveland
Mr. Coolidge
Middle-West
Fortunes of U S Remain Intact
Chicago June 7 W P R Shirley president of the National Fraternal Congress says the shirt sleeves to shirt sleeves tradition of millionaire grandchildren is a myth The tendency of American fortunes is to remain intact Examining fortunes large enough to be widely known shows they rarely break up across generations and often rise tenfold Meyer Guggenheim left 59000000 in 1905 His six sons now have 500000000 and control half the world copper supply Standard Oil fortunes have grown Steven W Harkness left less than 56900000 and the family now totals 400000000 The Payne Flager Archbold Fraser Bowers and Tilford fortunes show similar increases.
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W. PR. Shirley
National Fraternal Congress
United States
Shirley
Meyer Guegenheim
Standard Oil
Steven W. Harkness
Rockefeller
Payne
Flager
Archbold
Fraser
Bowers
Tilford
Former Suspects to Wage Battle Against Chicago Police Methods
Chicago, June 17. A 1924 CP A report details the Chicago police “goldfish room” tactics used to obtain confessions in the Robert Franks murder case. It notes Walter Wilson and two Harvard instructors endured harsh treatment, sparking threats of legal action by welfare groups and potential court challenges to Leopold and Loeb confessions as possibly coerced.
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Mr. Wilson
Robert Franks
Carl Wanderer
Pal
Chicago
Owen L. Scott
Consolidated Press Association
Walter Wilson
Harvard
Franks
Wilson
Nathan Leopold, Jr
Richard Loeb
Harvard Alc
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