Coolidge Enjoys Adirondack Camp Life During Summer Retreat
President Coolidge and Mrs. Coolidge arrived at White Pine Camp on Lake Osgood to escape official duties. They relaxed in the Adirondacks with a brief lake spin, greeted by locals and Marines, while mosquitoes and camp life shaped the quiet retreat. John Coolidge also began six weeks of economics and sociology study at the University of Vermont Summer School.
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Paul Smith
N. Y
Coolidge
Forest of the Adirondacks
White Pine Camp
Lake Osgood
Fred E. Stack
Everett Sanders
Wilson Brown
White House
Adirondacks
Sg Tg
John Coolidge
Burlington
US Embassy group presents nine at British court
London July 7 Ambassadors from the United States and Mrs Houghton hosted a nine member American group at Buckingham Palace in the royal court. Commander Robert Beardall and Mrs Beardall joined the diplomatic circle while seven American women led by Mrs Robert McAfee and including Catherine Crear Josephine Grant Florence Clarke Thala Millett Alice Preston and Mary Breckinridge attended in court finery. Queen Mary wore the Kohinoor diamond and a pale mauve gown as the diamond headdress gleamed atop her head.
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London
Alanson B. Houghton
Royal Court
Robert Beardall
Beardall
Houghton
Robert McAfee
Baltimore
Catherine Crear
Chicago
Josephine Grant
San Francisco
Florence Clarke
New York
Thala Millett
Alice Preston
Mary M. Breckinridge
Notoriety Is Bad Says Beauty of Bath Tub
Joyce Hawley known as Lady of the Bath in Earl Carroll's party visited her family on Chicago's West Side for the first time since the incident. She urged stage struck girls to beware notoriety, saying it harms and never helps anyone.
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Chicago
Joyce Hawley
Earl Carroll
Tony Douglas
West Side
Girl Found Wandering on Colerain Avenue
Miss Nancy Patterson, 20, of 3227 Colerain avenue, was found wandering near Colerain avenue between Brashears and Adelaide streets just after 11 last night. She suffered partial memory loss and could not recall her name or home, but was identified by her parents at General Hospital after a police search.
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Colerain Avenue
Adelaide
Nancy Patterson
General Hospital
Clifford Woehrman
Hamilton Avenue
Woehrman
Tenth District
Lieut
McDaniel
Ily
Brashears Street
Pohl and Walsh
Submarine S-51 Surfaces After Historic Ocean Salvage
The battered S-51 arrives at the Brooklyn Navy Yard after a months long salvage effort to raise her and bring home the crew bodies. Navy salvage ships led by Vestal towed the sub while divers and tugs completed a perilous ascent through Hell Gate.
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New York World News Service
New York
Atlantic Ocean
Man O’ War Island
Blackwell's Island
Queensboro
Williamsburg
Hull
East River
Navy Yard
Manhattan
U. S
Vestal
Long Island Sound
Sagamore
Iuka
Falcon
Chewink
Hell Gate
Execution Rock
E. P. Sauer
Premier Taxi Firm Seized as Receiver Named in Chicago
Chicago police return Premier taxicabs to drivers under a receiver with 1.5 million in abilities and one million in assets. Forty seven cabs reportedly crossed into Indiana. A promotional letter linked to Ku Klux Klan urged support. Active officials named, drivers paid two weeks late, seizure aimed at back salaries.
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Chicago
Samuel Howard
Howard
Collins
Indiana
Apa
Ku Klux Klan
Coolidge Catches First Fish on White Pine Lake
President Coolidge and Oscar Otis fished for about half an hour and hauled a three-pound pike measuring 14 inches near White Pine Camp. It was Coolidge’s first fish since taking office retreat. The catch was cooked for dinner as chill winds and 55 to 60 degree weather moved in.
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Coolidge
Glenn Tucker
New York World News Service
Ting
Oscar Otis
Washington
White Pine Camp
President Coolidge
Cop hunt for terra cotta lion shocks Havana
Havana on July 7 saw many policemen with rifles scour Vedado searching for an escaped lion. In fact the “lion” was a terra cotta statue the student placed on a private school stairway to frighten the principal.
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Havana
Vedado
Manuel Alba Artis
City Council Blocks Transit Survey Bond Issue
The Transit Commission will seek alternative financing for its traffic survey after the City Council rejected a $50,000 bond issue due to legal uncertainty. Officials questioned why the Commission referenced the City Solicitor, while the Finance Chair explained state law requires Council action the meeting after a bond request is filed.
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Rapid Transit Commission
Transit Commission
John D. Ellis
Seasongood
John V. Campbell
E. D. Schorr
Edward T. Dixon
Commission
Charles O. Rose
Finance Committee of Council
Rose
Cincinnati Chamber Proposes New Traffic Ordinance
The Traffic Committee of the Chamber of Commerce submits its recommended traffic ordinance to the Executive Committee. It aligns with the Civilian Traffic Commission report and argues the City Manager enforces rules within charter limits. The plan emphasizes safety, business, and orderly city development for Cincinnati residents.
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Basi
Cincinnati
Chamber of Commerce
Board of Directors
Col. Sherrill
J. M. Hutton
City Council of
Subway Strike Sees Transit Move To Surface Routes
New York officials report improved traffic as the second subway strike day ends. Public Service Commission hearings follow claims of unsafe operation on crowded trains. Striking workers press to disrupt transit arteries while many riders switch to trolleys elevated lines buses or taxis.
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New York
Interborough Rapid Transit
Public Service Commission
Father Knickerbocker
Vast Belgian alcohol seizure on steamer Cretan in Boston
About 30,000 gallons of Belgian alcohol with an estimated value of 400000 dollars were seized by U S customs aboard the steamer Cretan in Boston. Investigators found 300 drums of alcohol and 100 bottles of brandy beneath coal under waste paper. Captain August Alkine of New York and 22 crew were detained after the seizure following a morning search.
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Boston
United States
Bost
Philadelphia
Portland
August Alkine
New York
New Harbor
Leviathan and 16 Vessels To Pass To Private Interests
The Shipping Board moved toward selling two major government owned lines, United States Lines and American Merchant Lines, to private interests. Commissioners Teller Hill and Walsh will draft sale ads for bids to purchase or lease the ships including the Leviathan and six other vessels, with reconditioning options and possible sale of Mount Vernon and Agamemnon.
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Washington
The
Shipping Board
United States Lines
American Merchant Lines
New York
Teller, Hill and Walsh
United States
Republic
President Harding
President Roosevelt
Newport News
United Kingdom
Capulin
Chickasshaw
City of Flint
Lehigh
Quaker City
West Canon
International Mercantile Marine Company
White Star Line
Dow
PA. S. Franklin
International Mercantile Marine
Téller
Teller
Mount Vernon
Agamemnon
America
He's a She Baffles Cincinnati Lawmen in Odd Arrest
Cincinnati detectives puzzled over a person who登録 as Mrs. Virginia Reese a 23 year old from Oklahoma City Oklahoma dressed as a man after loitering near Chester Park. The individual insisted at times that it was a man and at others that it was a girl. The case prompted police to detain the person in the women’s area for questioning. A hotel housekeeper later identified the detainee as a former girl employee and asserted she is indeed a girl born in Oklahoma City who had been married and separated.
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Cincinnati
Virginia Reese
Oklahoma City
Okla
Park
Shearley
Chester Park
Reese
Emma Paschke
Faulkner
Pleasant Ridge
Liquor Selling Not Disorderly Under Law
New York July 7. A Turf Club waiter fined $25 for selling liquor was ruled not guilty of disorderly conduct since selling liquor alone did not constitute disorder. David Wade challenged the conviction on double jeopardy after a $100 Volstead act fine and an appeal proceeded through General Sessions Justices.
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New York
Turf Club
David Wade
Magistra Gordon
Cau
General Sessions
Hollenbeck Sought in McPherson Kidnap Case
Officials intensified the McPherson kidnapping probe with a search for Hollenbeck owner of a California Arizona link. J E Dyer disclosed a Tucson dealer Pape witnessed a woman like Mrs McPherson with a man resembling Hollenbeck at Agua Prieta. Authorities seek the typewriter alleged in the ransom note.
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New York World News Service
Los Angeles
Cal
H. D. Hollenbeck
Aimee Semple McPherson
Grand
Hollenback
Angelus Temples Bible School
J. E. Dyer
Tuscan
Ariz
O. E. Pape
Tucson
Pape
Mrs. McPherson
Hollenbeck
Club International
Agua
Prieta
Mexico
Evangelist
Miller and Daugherty Face $7 Million Fraud Trial
Federal Judge Mack refused to dismiss the indictment charging Miller along with Harry M. Daugherty and John T. King in a 1921 conspiracy to defraud the government in the American Metal Company case. The three had argued the three‑ and six‑year statute of limitations, but Miller must stand trial. Buckner noted Daugherty’s role in extending the limitations period from three to six years, a move that now traps the defendants. The trial is set for September 7.
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New York World News Service
New York
Mack Today
Thomas W. Muller
Miller
Harry M. Daugherty
John T. King
American Metal Company
Mack
Robert S. Johnstone
Johnstone
Daugherty
Congress
United States
Buckner
British Exhibitors Lead Revolt Against American Block Booking
British and Irish cinema exhibitors vote 1704 to 198 to abolish block booking amid demand for government legislation if talks fail. W N Blake says no loopholes. Sir Philip Cunliffe-Lister pledges safeguard talks and possible policy action. Westminster Gazette hails move as curb on American films.
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John L. Balderston
New York World News Service
London
W. N. Blake
Association
Philip Cunliffelister
Board of Trade
Westminster Gazette
Coninghame
Naked News
Bank Discovers Thirteen Forged Notes In Bank Audit
In Steubenville Ohio on July 7 inspectors filed an inventory in Common Pleas Court listing forged notes totaling 111 828 found during the Union Savings Bank Yorkville asset review. Thirteen forged notes valued 5 000 to 15 000 used bogus names and many prominent Jefferson County residents are named in the unsecured listings.
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Steubenville, CO
Union Savings Bank of
Yorkville
Common Pleas Court
Charles Miller
State Banking Department
Xeaminers
Jefferson County
Ex-fiance Floorman weds Katherine Kelley in Port Chester
Nils Florman aged 40 and Miss Katherine Kelley aged 22 were married today by a Justice of the Peace in Port Chester New York. Florman was previously divorced from Olga Kohler Florman in 1920 and had once been engaged to Helena Stallo granddaughter of Alexander McDonald Standard Oilman. He later married Kohler in 1914 and they had a son.
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New York
Nils Florman
Katherine Kelley
Cornelus Kelly
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Port Chester
N. Y
Florman
Olga Kohler Florman
Helena Stallo
Alexander McDonald
Standard Oilman
Stallo
Floorman
Kohler
Classified Automobile Ads Offer Real Values Now
A dealer pitches reliable offers in the classified ads promising good deals on cars. The notice urges readers to turn to the automobile section to find genuine values and buy at near their own price.
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Brooklyn Navy Yard
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Grand Kligrepp
Ku-Klux Klan
Peter A. Mortensen
Mortensen
Charles Langmaid
Norman A. Walters
Council
Execu
Trans-Atlantic Steamship Lines
U. S. Shipping Board
Subway
Alcomol Takia
Leviathan
Ojek Hanghea
Yuma
District Attorney's Office
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McPherson
Gua Prieta
Hunt
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Helena Stalloweds
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