Coolidge Begins Third Year in White House at Plymouth
CALVIN COOLIDGE ENTERS HIS THIRD YEAR AS PRESIDENT, noting a sense of achievement in his administration. He aims to advance legislation and executive action while awaiting Congress. He expects tax reform, world court support, and progress on coal negotiations, with a return trip planned to Plymouth, Vt., to visit his father Colonel John C. Coolidge.
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Swampscott
Mass
Calvin Coolidge
Plymouth
Coolidge
Warren G. Harding
White House
Senate
John T. Adame
Iowa
Republican National Committee
Adama
Tow
John C. Coolidge
John C Coolidge Tends Shingles Yard Before Son Arrives
John C Coolidge, father of the Press ident, collected scattered shingles in his yard to tidy the area before his son’s planned arrival in a few weeks. The shingles were left by recent roof carpenters and had troubled the Colonels family since his illness over a month ago. His grandson John helped pile some of the materials.
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John C. Coolidge
Colonels
John
Midwife Survey Starts in Kanawha County
A survey of Kanawha county midwives begins Thursday August 6 at the city building under Mrs Kathryn Trent of public health care representing the state health department. The effort aims to locate midwives and instruct them on state registration under the new midwife law effective July. Training will follow in centers after the survey to ensure qualified registrations. South Charleston will be surveyed August 7, Albans August 16, Clendenin August 11, with others to be announced.
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Kanawha County
Kathryn Trent
State Department of Health
Trent
Braxton County
Minx
Nellie Nash
Miss Nash
Kanawha
South Charleston
Albans
Clendenit
Governor Delays Comment On Sanity Reports In Murder Case
The Ute of Martin Marting faces potential reprieve as two sanity reports filed with Governor Ware remain undisclosed. Dr. Henshaw and Dr. Guth conducted tests last week at Huntington and Morgantown, but officials would not reveal findings or possible commutation outcomes. The condemned wife murderer’s fate hinges on the governor’s forthcoming decision, with no public forecast available.
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Martin Marting
Ware
V T. Henshaw
L. V. Guth
Huntington
Clarksburg
Henshaw
Morgantown
August Supper Dance At Casino Attracts Large Crowd
The first August supper dance at the Casino in White Sulphur Springs drew over a hundred visitors after the Greenbrier motion pictures. Dancing lasted until midnight before a supper was served. Miss Natalie Hanna of New York hosted a supper party for 12 guests, including Mrs. N Moncure C. Waln.
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White Sulphur Springs
Aug
Greenwrier
Misa Natlie Hanna
New York
N Moncure C. Waln
Recent Brides and Social Guests Honor Weddings and Visits
Mrs David Brarshall and the former Irene Martin of Columbia Avenue attended dinners with peers including Mr and Mrs E Ti, Mr and Mrs Verrard Kelly, and Miss Elizabeth Ashton Tuck among others. Elizabeth Mathews hosted guests Margaret Leigh and Misses Tuck and Mathews before heading to Blue Ridge Summit for summer. J P Withrow visited Huntington on Sunday.
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David Brarshall
Life Irene Martin
Columbia Avenue
Elizabeth Ashton Tuck
Middleburgh
Margaret Leigh
Petersburg
Elizaeth Mathews
Blue Ridge Sum- Ttt
J. P. Withrow
Huntington
Eight Arrested Under Dry Laws Reported
Eight people were arrested under dry laws, two convicted and sentenced. Names include William Morrin of Vaughan and W P Prins of Lerona, with penalties from fines to months in jail. Others faced grand jury charges for moonshine possession and shares in a 20 gallon still. Hearing dates set for later.
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Prohibition Department
William 3. Morrin
Vaughan
Slenoas County
We DL Summers
W. P. Prins
Lerona
Mercer County
J. J. Martin
Athens
David Belcher
Blakeley
J. A. de Giuyter
Allen K
Middlefork
Justice de Gruyter
Meonshian
P.M. Riley
Riptey
Alfert Harrelson
Guld
Confessional Reveals Tensions in Fairfax Household
In New York a wife named Edith Fairfax faces rumors and overheard quarrels that threaten a marriage. The narrator recalls Edith's bold declaration of love for another man, while family tensions and maternal warnings shape a tense homecoming and the possible future of Dr. Jim Paige.
May name woman to civil service
SWAMPSCOTT, Mass. Aug. 3. Appointment of a woman to succeed the late Mrs. Helen Gardener as a member of the United States civil service commission was predicted today by White House officials. A number of names of men as well as women have been submitted to President Coolidge but there was no indication as to whether he had narrowed the field down to a probable choice. Selection as a woman would be in line with the President’s policy to recognize women for positions as high in government service as they have held.
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Swampscott
Mass
Helen Gardener
United States Civil Service Commission
White House
Coolidge
Mrs Gould Marries Wilbur Neleon in a Reno Wedding
In Reno Nevada on August S Mrs Gould of Toronto Ontario Teermueht Minnesota married Wilbur Neleon Rows of California and Nevada. The couple plan a North Carolina trip and will reside in San Juan California after October 15.
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Dal
Gould
Nevada
Lelia
San Jonn
Calif
Edith Pairtée Returns to Marvin After Farewell
A fragmented note reveals Edith Pairtée plans to return to Marvin soon with Aunt Dora and the narrator. The speaker contemplates loneliness after Ede’s return and questions the meaning of a cryptic line about a coin and a dash toward the future.
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