Coolidge Returns to Work in Sweltering Washington
President Coolidge arrives in Washington and immediately resumes duties at the White House. He meets with Secretary Kellogg and Cabinet members Hoover Jardine Grew while plans for diplomatic posts and aviation policy are discussed. Ministers Melon and Davis return ahead of tomorrow’s full cabinet session as issues including anthracite coal, shipping board, and Maney resignation loom.
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Jardine
Grew
State Department
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Meilon
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Kellogg
Tokyo
Tcmormg
William Mitchell
Bert E. Maney
Shipping Board
Haney
Debate Over Inquiry Into Aviation and Army Policy
Secretary Davis advocates limited investigations into aviation policy and war department conduct, while Secretary Wilbur warns against lengthy probes. Navy support for formal inquiry is offered, citing cross examination gaps in House hearings and urging accountability through proper bodies. A separate report notes a prison fight at Western Penitentiary with a fatality among Italian inmates. Six boys and six girls from St Ives, England, participate in a Bible traffic event.
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Davis
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Jiwat Hare
Army
Unified Air Service Project
Aetor National Defense
War Secretary
Congress
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House
Heer
United States
Navy Department
Naval Service
Emsert
Noel's jail visit and family talk amid coal cost concerns
Noel spoke with his lawyer Barber and Det. Diamond as he discussed his arrest and long separation from his parents. The article notes doctors permitting outside visits and reports on anthracite coal costs, deep mining, and high production expenses as excess supply and market pressures push prices and effort to mine tougher veins.
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Rome
Pennsylvania Coalmen Push for New England Market
A group led by Henry Wolf Bible discusses a petition to modify orders on coal prices to New England. They urge unified, high quality smokeless coal sales with fair, stable pricing, improved advertising, and centralized marketing to beat competition and expand Central Pennsylvania coal into New England markets.
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New England
Pennsylvania
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Sinalees Jess
Agland
West Virginia
Central
Electrica
New
Hngland
Bureau of Statistics
Jean
Belfast mayor cites U S ties to Ireland history
Sept 10 Belfast reports United States influence praised by the lord mayor at a luncheon with city officers. He lists forefathers of U S presidents with Northern Ireland origins and urges data on ancestral bones for research. The note highlights a broader push for genealogical information amid Latin American interest.
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Ireland
Ambirica
Belfast
United States
Northern
Ire
Roland
Missing Seaplane and Crew Sought Near Pearl Harbor
Reported search for Rogers and crew of a seaplane after it failed to complete a flight toward Pearl Harbor. The craft diverted, lost power, and landed in rough seas. rescue vessels and other planes continued the hunt amid bad weather and fading radio contact.
Navy Seaplane FN-a No. 1 Crew Reported Safe
Commander John Rodgers leads the crew of Seaplane FN-a No. 1 with Ayron Guytiell and Dintsburgh among the pilots and engineers. The AP confirms the commander and crew are alive, and Rodgers' mother in Havre awaits further word as relief arrives.
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Pearl Harbor
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Dintsburgh
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Pape
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William H. Bowlin
Viation
Richmond
Indy Cts Grants
Radis Nan
Terre Haute
Mpereblesx Krom
Ciptsburgh
Richmond I. Ball
Gander Rodmers
Associated Press
Rodgers
Mehl
Young mother acquitted after trial in Uniontown
A young mother, Haieck, was acquitted by a jury in Uniontown on a charge related to her infant’s illness. The eight men and four women jury reached its verdict after a short deliberation, with defense counsel supported by club women who had raised funds. The case detailed alleged abuse by her husband prior to the birth and during early motherhood.
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Khiees Petl
Shy Cunha
Appinu
Maret
Haeek
Hauck
Pale
Huet
Dragasy
Noison
Large French Offensives Open in Moroccan War Front
Fortified French forces in Morocco launch an intensive artillery preparation along a 45 mile front in the central Overma valley. Two enveloping columns begin advances from Mara and Ain Aria toward Bihane ridge and targets including Aatar Sker and Mekraowi to draw Riffians from the center and establish fortified positions.
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Tlon
Uni
Overma
Thy Sane
Overga
Albucenius Bay
Tetouan
Mara
Bihane
Berrervual
Ain Aria
Mjari
Aatar
Sker
H Mekraowi
UN Arene
Coal Distillation Plant Opens Soon
Fairmont reports a coal distillation plant set to open soon as the first smokeless fuel producer in the world under Consolidation Coal Company. The project, three years in development by Consolidation Coal Products, uses low-temperature carbonization to convert bituminous coal into smokeless fuel aimed at the wider market.
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Upein
Meknekre
Connecting Electric Systems Plans Discussed at Convention
The annual convention of the Pennsylvania Electric Association drew six hundred delegates and industry leaders. Talks emphasized interconnecting eastern and western power plants with major stations across the United States to deliver large scale electric power nationwide.
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Borger
New York
American Water Works
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Lee Sur
Pennsylvania
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Allmland
United States
Texas
Neptune’s beauty pageant amid Atlantic City crowds
More than 150000 spectators watched Neptune pass along the boardwalk during the annual beauty pageant review. The event featured a shift back to white swimsuits and showcased contestants including Miss Bitters, with notable producers and hosts drawing attention to performances and judging.
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Wilford
Leonard Wood Jr Files for Bankruptcy in Brooklyn
Leonard Wood Jr son of the Philippines governor filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in Brooklyn. Assets listed at 742 dollars include a mortgage on a busines s and savings. Attorney Henry Riaucher said Wood plans to repay creditors in full. The youth previously faced trouble in Surin Pie Area years earlier related to a contract stick company.
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Obituary for Linville family patriarch in Yan, W. Cay
Services for Thomas Linville age 3 of Yan W Cay were held at his home Tuesday. He had suffered failing health for two years and his death shocked his family. He was known statewide as an old resident and is survived by his widow plus a large number of children and 27 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren. Burial arrangements not specified. Funeral services for T Kidd Sr aged 74 died Wednesday at home of his parents will be held at First Baptist Church this afternoon at 2.
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W. Cay
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Warren Geliath
Flemington
Ita
Charlesten
Tn Andie
Haren
Bild
Oy T. Kidd
Td. Kidd
Huar St. Almaine
Army and Navy Air Officials Deny Civilian Aircraft Exclusion
Washington and New York reports state Army and Navy air officials denied claims by Colonel Harold J. Hartney that civilian planes were barred from two national air races in New York next month. Officials said both services will follow Aeronautic Association rules, despite protests from past open competition changes.
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Army
Navy Air Services
New York
Harold J. Hartney
General Airways Mystant
Tan
National Air
Mason M. Patrick
Army Air Service
Navy
National Aeronautic Associaion
Yarticks
Association For the Air Nest
Wit
Minllans
Liberty Engine Builder's
Xeronautic Assoviation
Gireratt
Eaid
Elvitian Plinea
Hugh Robertson
Calmnittee
Patrick
Rae
Stolen Registered Mail Pouches Reported in Winona Area
Deputies in Minnesota search for three pouches of registered mail stolen from a car as postal inspectors and the Twin Cities post office investigate losses. Authorities target suspects including Monty Williams and other men linked to the thefts, with deliveries to Winona Cochran and other points delayed. Principal railroads used 6,034 barrels of fuel in 1934.
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Wirera
Hicks
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Matt Adar
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Cochran
Wis
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