General Wood Reports to President Coolidge During Busy Summer Day
Governor General Leonard Wood of the Philippines met President Coolidge at the summer White House in Rapid City on June 23, delivering a report on his administration despite injuries from prior automobile and shipboard accidents. He planned to return to post in September, with Captain Lindsay Fletcher injured en route. Mrs Wood and Col Blanton Winship accompanied the group to lunch with the President and Mrs Coolidge and Representative Tilson.
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Ippines
White House
Goollage
Wood
Etop
Lindsay Fletcher
Rebecca
Pebracchon
President Coolidge studies farm policy and tariff notes
President Coolidge met with Representative Tilson and received a farm policy report from Representative Winter. Winter said middle west farmers favor a modified farm relief bill or Curtin-Chap measure over McNary-Haugen. Tilson urged no need for a special session but suggested tariff tweaks, especially textiles, with tax cuts tied to government spending. Rebecca the raccoon escapes at the summer White House and reaches Custer park zoo. England plans a nine acre cigarette victory covering space.
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Winter
Coolidge
Middle West
Tison
Congress
House
Logan Dies of Illness in Charleston Automobile Club Leader
W S Logan of Madison Indiana died at St Francis hospital Charleston after a sudden appendicitis attack. He had worked with the Southern West Virginia Automobile Club for four years, promoting tours for river visitors and guiding motorists. Survived by his mother Mrs Mary Logan, he lived here about 20 years and was about 50.
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W. S. Logan
Madison
Indiana
West Virginia
St. Francis Hospital
Logan
Parkersburg Automobile Club
Wilkly
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Automobile Club
Yale
Charleston
Mary Logan
Wret
Virginia
Joker
Uses Bourgeois Money for Red Propaganda in Paris
The Parisian luxury trades award Gabriel Reuillard 14 000 francs and an automobile for a prize tied to propaganda opposing bourgeois money power. The piece notes milliners dressmakers perfumers jewelers and other upper crust figures backing the effort as a critique of capitalist influence.
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Parris
Rett
Gabriel Reuillard
Reuillard
de Luxe Industries
Novel politics warn of a leftward drift
The excerpt suggests Rewlllerd is described as far left in politics whether owners knew it or not. Evans asserts money will sustain him as he continues a war of words against what he terms civilized society.
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Rewlllerd
Paris Theatre Ushers Insist On Good Tips
Women ushers in Paris theatres who often humiliate foreigners by loud dissatisfaction with tips are drawing public attention. The article notes patrons complain and ushers respond with a demand for better tipping practices.
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Paris
Canadian Sport Officials Seek Higher Olympic Funding
In Amsterdam a report notes Canadian sport officials request increased government funding to send a more representative team to next year’s Olympic games. It discusses agency fees for theatre ushers, outlining pay structures and job instability in contrast to permanent positions in government theatres and operas.
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Canada
Amsterdam
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