President Coolidge Heads East for Summer Home Trip
The special presidential train carrying President Coolidge to the summer White House in Swampscott Massachusetts arrived at New York's Pennsylvania Station then left for the journey. The President and Mrs Coolidge were seen in their private car reading as detectives controlled access and onlookers gathered on the platform.
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Coolidge Train Heads to Swampscott for Summer Visit
President and Mrs. Coolidge travel by train toward Swampscott Massachusetts to establish a summer home. The trip aims for a change in atmosphere though the president foresees no true vacation, with White House staff and cabinet aides aboard and a Mayflower yacht plan near Marblehead for coast cruises. The party includes Everett Sanders Colonel Cheney and Major CouPal with tea aboard the dining car as they head to Salem.
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Dividends Declared The First Day
Mrs. J. Bechtold of 33 Farrell court reports she placed a three day room for rent ad in The Cincinnati Commercial Tribune and canceled after one day as rooms were rented. The notice notes dividends declared in that short period and praises the Classified Ads for rapid results. Call Canal 6300 to place an ad.
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Acid Explosion Kills Two in Newark Plant Fire
Two jugs of hydrofluoric acid exploded outside Charles Cooper & Co. in Newark killing Edward Hopper Jr 27 James Kelly 20 and John ONeill 21 all of Jersey City. Hopper 27 was wounded badly and John Carroll 23 was hospitalized in critical condition. Plant president Kleinhaus said the firm had not experienced prior explosions.
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Frenchman Dies as Canton Clash Sparks Barrage
British and French Marines guarding the British concession fired machine guns on Chinese demonstrators along the Bund and Shameen. One French merchant J Pasquier was killed and Arthur Edwards a British official wounded, with several others hurt as firing by Chinese and European guards lasted about twenty minutes.
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Murder trial ends brief cross examination shocks court
William Darling Shepherd testified in Chicago that he did not murder Billy McClintock and denied using poison or germs. He claimed he never met co defendant Charles Faiman and had no contact with the National University of Sciences. The state rested after a short cross examination as the jury heard its death penalty demand for the alleged brutal crime.
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Walnut Hills Baptist Church wall collapse triggers arrest warrant
George Hauser, Building Commissioner, prepared to swear out a warrant for F. H. Nippert, contractor of 3902 South Madison avenue Norwood, for violating the building code after a north wall collapse at Walnut Hills Baptist Church. Damage estimated at 30000 dollars with adjoining Ransley Apartments evacuated. The church plans rebuild with steel girders. roof and rear wall damaged, organ and furnishings ruined. new Sunday school building nearby remains uninsured.
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Five Hundred Women Arrive From Canton to Hong Kong
Five hundred British and other foreign women and children arrived in Hong Kong this Wednesday morning aboard the British steamer Honam, traveling from Shameen the foreign quarter of Canton.
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Bank Robbers Terrorize Shullsburg Town
Shullsburg Wisconsin June 23 robbers wrecked the vault of the First National Bank and escaped with an undetermined amount of loot after an hours long spree They fired on a tourist car and men at a hotel window but authorities say only currency was taken with an estimated loot of 25000 dollars
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Verdict Cut to Six Cents in Broadway Star Slander Case
A six cent damages verdict for Mrs. Marion McAllister Smith once known as Mercedes Leigh was set aside as inadequate. The case is ordered restored to calendar for trial October 5. She seeks $200,000 for defamation over a report she was Duchess de Villande a European swindler. Defendants are George W. Burleigh Barry M. Smith and Mme Anne Guerin.
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White House social aid Miss Harlan retires
President Coolidge directs a new social office structure at the White House moving social duties to a State Department appointee. Miss Laura Harlan longtime social secretary since Harding era will retire with Miss Randolph remaining as Mrs Coolidge’s personal secretary.
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Tax Reduction Agreement Made
Washington June 23. House Ways and Means Chairman Green and Treasury officials reached an agreement in principle on a tax reduction program aimed at about 300 million dollars. Green opposed estate tax repeal but favored lighter burdens, while questions remained about meeting the President's 3.08 billion dollar expenditure limit for the next fiscal year.
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Seven arraigned in plot to kill Davies wife
Kansas City June 23 seven persons named by Concordia man Charles B. Davies as involved in an alleged plot to kill his wife were arraigned on assault with intent to kill charges all pleaded not guilty Six were sent to jail in default of $10000 bonds Each defendant signed extradition waivers except Bird and Jones Davies confessed hiring Walter Moseley to kill Mrs Davies for 2000 with 3000 promised more The murder attempt failed and Mrs Davies survived others named Emery and McNear are serving sentences for other crimes The wife indicated she would stand by her husband and criticized authorities
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Pat) Bird
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Love potion puts suitor in jail in Hackensack
Matrice During, a Harrington Park contractor, is jailed on murder charges after Mrs. Ethel Wheeler dies in Englewood Hospital. Autopsy ties death partly to cantharides. Wheeler’s husband John assault During after his arrest. During allegedly gave the drug to Wheeler to win her affection.
Nun Killed in Capitol Area Car Chase
In Washington on June 23 a rum running chase ended when a pursuing car struck a sedan carrying two Catholic sisters of charity. Sister Cephas died en route to Providence Hospital. Sister Agnes was not seriously hurt. Arrests were made of Clifton Young and Estelle Robinson.
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Chapman Pal Identified as Bank Robber in Toledo
In Toledo on June 23 Dutch Anderson, longtime ally of Gerald Chapman, was identified by teller Claire Langmaid as the man who robbed Union Savings Bank of 3800 last week. Anderson, linked to Chapman, has a long police record and was once involved in the 1920 New York post office raid. Both men were convicted then and sentenced to 25 years, with escapes occurring later.
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Tinney Granted Alimony in Brooklyn Divorce Case
Frank Tinney the comedian agreed before Supreme Court Justice Benedict to pay his wife Edna Tinney 200 dollars weekly alimony and 5000 dollars counsel fee for Mrs Tinney and their son Frank Tinney Jr pending trial of her divorce suit.
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Woman's body found in Ohio River at Utopia
The report notes a woman's body recovered from the Ohio River at Utopia Ohio with auto tire chains around her neck. A motorist is being sought in connection with the case. The article also covers French Parliament action over Moroccan policy amid a violent clash between deputies led by Colonel Picot and the Communist faction. Premier Painleve won a confidence vote 510 to 30 and gained authority to pursue the war in Morocco.
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Treasury plans 22 dry districts end state lines in overhaul
Treasury Department orders radical reorganization of enforcement for Prohibition. Twenty two districts will replace state lines with federal judicial boundaries. Each district will have two assistants, a chief chemist and a counsel, central offices will shift to supervisory roles with field emphasis.
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Stone seen as likely federal prohibition chief for Ohio West Virginia
Washington reports indicate Thomas E. Stone, Cleveland Regional Prohibition Director, will become Federal Prohibition Administrator for a new district covering Ohio and West Virginia with headquarters in Columbus. The plan abolishes the State Director role held by E L Porterfield and may move Porterfield to a Washington assignment or assistant role.
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Lawyers Guilty in Divorce Mill Case
Leonard W. Horton and Francis P. Dougherty were found guilty by a jury in Superior Court after a brief deliberation. The case centers on allegations tied to the Rhode Island divorce mill investigation and conspiracy charges. The verdict comes in Providence with the two men facing potential penalties.
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Ex Mrs Hamon Divorced in Interlocutory Decree
Los Angeles dated June 23. Mrs Clara B Gorman formerly Clara Smith Hamon, acquitted of murdering Jake Hamon in 1919, was granted an interlocutory decree of divorce from her husband film director John W Gorman. She cited mental cruelty. couple wed November 1921 and separated last November.
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Murder Mystery Rocks Utopia Ohio In Automobil Case
A woman, likely a Cincinnati resident, is found dead in the Ohio River at Utopia. Her nude body bears skid chains from an automobile and may have been strangled to sink. A man with yellow hair was seen with her at a Sunday camp near the public landing. Investigators pursue the car’s Ohio license and trace from Beekman Street, Cincinnati. The case unsettles the Brown Clermont county village of about 100 residents.
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