Coolidge Enjoys Life in Camp Amid Adirondack Mosquito Insects
President Calvin Coolidge and Mrs. Coolidge arrived at White Pine Camp in the Adirondacks for a summer rest. They relaxed, rode a motor boat on Lake Osgood, and greeted crowds at Tupper Lake Junction and Lake Clear Junction. Marines guarded the camp gate while swarms of mosquitoes drew polite complaints. John Coolidge began six weeks of summer study at the University of Vermont, taking three courses in economics and sociology.
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Paul Smith
N. Y
Coolidge
Forest of the Adirondacks
White Pine Camp
Lake Osgood
Lower St. Regis Lake
Paul Smith's
John Coolidge
Burlington
Americans Presented at British Court Amid Kohinoor Diamonds
London July 7 Ambassadors and Mrs Houghton showcased nine Americans at Buckingham Palace in a second season ceremony. Commander Robert Beardall and Mrs Beardall joined seven American women including Mrs Robert McAfee and Misses Catherine Crear Josephine Grant Florence Clarke Thala Millett Alice Preston and Mary Breckinridge in the reception. Queen Mary wore the Kohinoor diamond and a pale mauve gown with diamond headdress as she presided over the event.
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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 Bad Says Beauty of Bath Tub to Girls
Joyce Hawley known as Lady of the Bath visits family on Chicago's West Side for the first time since a famous party. She warns stage struck girls that notoriety harms and has not done anyone good.
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Chicago
Joyce Hawley
Lady of the Bath
Earl Carroll
Tony Douglas
West Side
Girl Found Wandering On Colerain Avenue
Nancy Patterson twenty is taken to General Hospital after being found dazed on Colerain avenue near Brashears street. She could not recall her name or home, but later identified by her parents at the hospital. Police questioned her as she wandered toward the Tenth District station.
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Colerain Avenue
Nancy Patterson
General Hospital
Clifford Woehrman
Hamilton Avenue
Woehrman
Tenth District
Lieut
McDaniel
Brashears Street
Pohl and Walsh
Miss Patterson
Premier Taxi Firm Put Under Receiver Held by Police
Chicago July 7 Premier Taxi Cab Company placed in receivership with 1 500 000 fee and assets listed at 1 000 000. Police returned 700 cabs to garages as the receiver Samuel Howard reports drivers risked seizure to cover back pay and forty seven cabs crossed into Indiana. A promotional letter linked to the Ku Klux Klan urged support for the firm signed by Grand Kligrepp E. E. Clark. Peter A. Mortensen admits nominal headship. Charles Langmaid and Norman A. Walters active officers. The company was two weeks in arrears, but driver payments were collected to curb cash shortfalls.
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Chicago
Samuel Howard
Howard
Collins
Indiana
E. E. Clark
Grand Kligrepp
Ku-Klux Klan
Peter A. Mortensen
Mortensen
Charles Langmaid
Norman A. Walters
Coolidge Catches His First Fish in White Pine Camp
President Coolidge fished from a small row boat at White Pine Camp New York and landed a three-pound pike about 14 inches after a half hour. The catch was cooked for dinner as cool weather set in with a 55 to 60 degree evening and overcoats worn by the party.
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Coolidge
Glenn Tucker
New York World News Service
White Pine Camp
N. Y
Oscar Otis
Washington
President Coolidge
Police hunt terra cotta lion stolen by student
In Havana on July 7 a large police search with rifles scoured Vedado for what was feared to be an escaped lion. Manuel Alba Asis reported its loss to police, only to learn the creature was a terra cotta statue placed by a student on a school stairway to frighten the principal.
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Havana
Vedado
Manuel Alba Asis
Transit Commission withdraws bond request for survey financing
The City Council approved the Transit Commission's withdrawal of its plan to issue 50000 in bonds to fund a traffic survey. Law questions and a doubt over legality prompted the decision, with discussion about using the City Solicitor for guidance and the need for council action the day after the request filing.
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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
Council
Rose
Cincinnati Traffic Plan backs City Manager powers and safety focus
The Cincinnati Traffic Committee urged a new traffic ordinance limited to administration of ordinances, citing three aims public safety legitimate business and residents welfare. It asserts the City Manager cannot delegate legislative authority and redefines executive powers under the city charter.
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Cincinnati
Chamber of Commerce
Board of Directors
Col. Sherrill
Civilian Traffic Commission
Wilmer H. Crawford
J. M. Hutton
Tven
City Council of
He s a she baffles Cincinnati cops and crowds
A person registered as Mrs. Virginia Reese, 23, of Oklahoma City, was arrested near Chester Park in Cincinnati for loitering while dressed in men s clothing. The individual claimed to be a man, then a girl, with officers unable to confirm gender, later identified as a woman 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 Sale Not Disorderly Conduct in New York Case
A Turf Club waiter David Wade was fined $25 for disorderly conduct over liquor sale, which was later nullified as the act of selling liquor alone did not constitute disorder. He faced a further $100 fine under the Volstead act, with an appeal seeking jeopardy protection after double jeopardy claims.
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New York
Turf Club
David Wade
Gordon
General Sessions
Sale of two government steamship lines ordered by U S Shipping Board
The U S Shipping Board has ordered the sale of two trans Atlantic steamship lines. Subway train safety devices tampered with in strike tie up. New York authorities report improved traffic on the second subway strike day as the public learns emergency routes and service rises on unaffected lines. Striking motormen and switchmen...
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Trans-Atlantic Steamship Lines
U. S. Shipping Board
Subway
New York
Interborough Rapid Transit
Public Service Commission
Father Knickerbocker
McPherson Kidnapping Probe Opens With Hollenbeck Search
Los Angeles officials opened the McPherson kidnapping inquiry awaiting tomorrow’s grand jury session. Hollenbeck, linked to the Bible School, was reported en route to Los Angeles to answer a subpoena. Pape accused Hollenbeck of seeing a woman resembling Mrs. McPherson with a man at Agua Prieta Mexico.
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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
México
Gelist
Yuma
Angeles
District Attorney’s Office
Dyer
McPherson
Gua Prieta
Steamer Cretan Seized for Massive Belgian Alcohol Haul
Customs officers on the steamer Cretan in Boston seized nearly 30 000 gallons of Belgian alcohol valued at about 400 000 dollars. The haul was found beneath coal under waste paper bales after a morning search. Captain August Alkine and 22 crew members were detained at New Harbor Police Station.
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Boston
United States
Philadelphia
Portland
August Alkine
New York
New Harbor
Shipping Board Moves to Sell Major Government Lines
The Shipping Board directs its Sales Committee to prepare advertisements and proposals for selling the United States Lines and the American Merchant Lines, including the Leviathan and other vessels, with options for outright sale or charter. No value estimates are given. aims to test market absorption of the U S merchant fleet.
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Washington
Shipping Board
United States Lines
American Merchant Lines
New York
Teller, Hill and Walsh
Republic
President Harding
President Roosevelt
America
Newport News
United Kingdom
Capulin
Chickasshaw
City of Flint
Lehigh
Quaker City
West Canon
International Mercantile Marine Company
White Star Line
United States
Frvm
Franklin
International Mercantile Marine
The
Téller
Teller
Mount Vernon
Agamemnon
Miller and Daugherty Face Trial in $7,000,000 Fraud Case
Federal Judge Mack denied motions to dismiss the indictment charging Thomas W. Miller and Harry M. Daugherty with conspiracy to defraud the government in the American Metal Company case. The 1921 offenses fall under a six year statute extended by Congress at Daugherty’s urging, setting trial 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 Film Exhibitors Revolt Against Block Booking
British and Irish film exhibitors vote 1704 to 198 to abolish block booking. W N Blake vows no loopholes as Philip Cunliffe-Lister hints at immediate government legislation if safeguards fail. Westminster Gazette hails halt to American produced film flood.
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America
John L. Balderston
New York World News Service
London
W. N. Blake
The
Association
Philip Cunliffelister
Board of Trade
Westminster Gazette
N. Y. World Ni Service
Gonreight N.S. World News
Bank Discovers 13 Forged Notes in Bank Audit
Forged notes totaling 111828 were uncovered in the Union Savings Bank of Yorkville inventory filed in Common Pleas Court. Thirteen forged notes ranged from 5000 to 15000, mostly bearing unknown names, amid the bank’s crash investigation.
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Steubenville, CO
Union Savings Bank of
Yorkville
Common Pleas Court
Charles Miller
State Banking Department
Xeaminers
Jefferson County
Ex fiance of Helena Stallo’s girl marries in Port Chester
Nils Florman of New York aged 40 and Miss Katherine Kelley 22 wed today in Port Chester by a Justice of the Peace. Florman was previously divorced from Mrs Olga Kohler Florman in 1920 and had once been engaged to Helena Stallo, granddaughter of Alexander McDonald, Standard Oilman.
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New York
Nils Florman
Rere
Katherine Kelley
Cornelus Kelly
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Port Chester
N. Y
Florman
Olga Kohler Florman
Helena Stallo
Alexander McDonald
Standard Oilman
Stallo
Flerman
Kohler
A Good Used Car Ad Claims Real Value and Deals
Classified automobile ads urge readers to buy from reliable dealers offering real values and low prices. The copy promises genuine offers and practical pricing to entice prospects to turn to the listings now.
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Long Island Sound
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Iuka
Falcon
Chewink
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Execution Rock
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Throgs Neck
Brooklyn Navy Yard
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Jek Aanghea
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