Cal Coolidge limits stenographic notes for press conferences
In a June 1925 policy shift President Coolidge restricts stenographic notes from press conferences. Reporters must rely on longhand transcripts and official statements, with no guaranteed verbatim records. The article notes reporters’ efforts to capture quotes and the tension between press accuracy and executive control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lawrenceight
Canton Daily News
Amp Scott
Press
Cooige
House
Wilson
Harding
Oolidge
Cooldge
Coolidge
Ment
White House
Washington
Ambassador Jusserand
New
Hower
Mr. Coolidge
Queen Mary Pioneered Vacuum and Electric Home Labor
Queen Mary ranked among England's early adopters of vacuum cleaners and electric cooking, cleaning, and washing devices in her residences, promoting modern household technology.
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Queen Mary
England
New Sensation in Industrial Board of State
Columbus June 24. T J Duffy of Fast Liverpool chairs the Ohio Industrial Commission with Judge J D Clark and Miss Rose Moriarty on the panel. Moriarty pushes Dayton’s Thomas P Kearns for chief of the Bureau of Investigation and Prevention of Industrial Accidents and Diseases at 4800 yearly, while Kearns has not applied. Board members note political entanglements and question Moriarty’s motive as they await Kearns’s decision.
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Daily News
Aureal
Columbus
T. J. Duffy
Fast Liverpool
Ohio Industrial Commission
J. D. Clark
Dayton
Rose Moriarty
Cleveland
Harry L Davis
Bureau of Investigation and Prevention
Miss Moriarty
Thomas P. Kearns
Kearns
Kearnsa
Cox
Percy Tetlow
Industrial Commission
Kearna
Denahey
Tetlow
Herman R Witter
Mrector
Auto Thieves Take Two Cars in South City
Irvin Helsey reports his Chevrolet touring car with plate 770060 stolen from near the south division of United Alloy Steel Corporation. J Ruth Reniveht of Roff Py Ne Mansillon reports her Ford coupe with license 42658 stolen Tuesday night in front of the Auditorium.
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Irvin Helsey
Dueher
United Alloy Steel Corporation
Ruth Reniveht
Roff Py
Mansillon
Boy Bitten by Dog in Bucyrus Incident
A Bucyrus boy from 621 East Seaton was bitten by a dog Tuesday afternoon in the 2000 block on Ona NE. He was taken to a physician's office for treatment and the wound was dressed. Police ordered the dog kept for observation.
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Ellsworth Carle
East Seat
Bucyrus
Ona Neath
Cooperation Urged by Stamp at Chamber Meeting
Sir Josiah Stamp, on the Dawan committee, urged cooperation over reparations at an International Chamber of Commerce gathering. He warned that continued sectarian recrimination and delays threaten the transfer of German payments and risk postponement of the real transfer problem.
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Canton Daily News
Abrusseta
Josiah Stamp
Dawan
International Chamber of Commerce
Nera
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