President Coolidge Father Improves at Plymouth Home
At Plymouth Massachusetts Colonel John C Coolidge aged eighty improved after heart strain and abdominal surgery healing enough to sit up and plan a possible return to Swampscott this weekend Neighbors watched as John Coolidge Mrs Coolidge and the President assisted with chores and framing shingles while doctors noted no albumen or uremic poisoning.
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John
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Child Struck by Auto Injures Vera Grant in City
Four year old Vera Grant of 843 Clinton Street was hit by Frank Fussner’s car on Freeman avenue between Kenner and Armory. She suffered a broken left leg and bruises and was taken to St. Mary’s Hospital in serious condition.
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Clinton Street
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Fairview Avenue
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Freeman Avenue
Kenner
Armory Avenue
St. Mary’s Hospital
Seton Realty Purchases Four West Fifth Street Buildings
Seton Realty Company buys 15 and 17 West Fifth Street from Daniels Shoe for 500000 as part of southwest Fifth and Vine corridor plans. The deal follows acquisitions of the Carew Building, Rand Hotel properties, and 35 39 West Fifth Street, all closed by the Frederick A. Schmidt Company.
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Fifth and Vine Streets
West Fifth Street
Seton Realty Company
Daniels Shoe Company
Frederick A. Schmidt Company
Seton Company
Carew
Rand Hotel
Schmidt Company
Charles Schoengold
Ben Bernstein
Rand
James Mills
L. B. Harrison
Besaden Realty Company
A. E. Cohen
S. Marcus Fechheimer
J. Victor Urban
Weather Across States With Mixed Skies And Warm Intervals
The forecast covers Ohio West Virginia and Kentucky with fair conditions Tuesday and Wednesday and a bit warmer on Wednesday. Tennessee expects partly cloudy skies not as warm with possible local thunder showers in the south Tuesday with generally fair and slightly warmer conditions Wednesday. Indiana shows generally fair weather Tuesday and Wednesday, warmer on Wednesday, especially in the northwest Tuesday. A table lists current temperatures and recent precipitation for cities including Chicago Boston Kansas City Louisville Nashville Pittsburgh and others, along with past record comparisons for June 29, 1935 and a long list of names and addresses.
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Virginia
Kentucky
Tennessee
Indiana
Eastport
Chicago
Boston
Kansas C
Atlantic C
Omaha
Birm’ham
Aeene
N. Orleans
Pittsburgh
S. Fran
Louisville
S. Diego
Nashville
Winnipega
S.s.marie
Iiskins
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Cccckciciseinns
Disputed divorc e case seeks removal of Baker heirs
Ida M. Baker filed three actions in Hamilton County courts seeking to vacate a divorce decree for Lloyd Baker and remove his widow Minnie Zempter Baker and Lewis R. Smith as estate administrators. She claims fraud for non disclosure of a son James A. Baker III and alleges alienation of Baker’s affections, fraud in administration, and improper asset handling. Attorneys Taft Stettinius Hollister and Gordon Lawrence represent Ida Baker.
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Lloyd Baker
Minnie Zempter Baker
Baker
James A. Baker III
Ida M. Baker
San Francisco
Gordon Lawrence
James A. Baker
III
Taft
Stettinius & Hollister
The Day's Record In Liquor Courts Fines
Hart Nagle of 303 Klotter avenue fined $1000 for possession. William Hibbs of 331 Smith street fined $200 for possession. Alonzo Shedd of 327 Smith street fined $200 for possession. Arnold Bailey of 426 Smith street fined $100 and costs for possession. John Simms of 312 East Twelfth street fined $100 and costs for possession. Purcell Smith of 573 Carlisle avenue fined $100 and costs for possession. Clifford Crane of 3005 Durrell avenue fined $12 and costs for disorderly conduct.
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Hart Nagle
Klotter Avenue
William Hibbs
Smith Street
Alonzo Shedd
Arnold Bailey
John Simms
East Twelfth Street
Purcell Smith
Carlisle Avenue
Clifford Crane
Durrell Avenue
Missing Children Report Amplifies Local Police Request
Three children are reported missing to police. James Jr. and William Judge, ages 11 and 9, vanished Sunday after playing with others on Wasson road. Jewel Buchanan, 7, disappeared from 507 Calvert street where she boarded, possibly taken to Cleveland by George Buchanan’s son. John W Augustyn, known as Gaston, missing from Baltimore two months. sister Agnes Poffel seeks help after their mother’s death.
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Eugene Harper
Cincinnati
Newport
Harper
Central Avenue
Southgate Street
J. W. Harris
Harris
Vernard
Third
York Streets
James Judge
Wasson Road
James, Jr
William
George Buchanan
East Third Street
Jewel Buchanan
Catherine Stewart
Calvert Street
George, Jr
Cleveland
Agnes G. Poffel
Baltimore
John W. Augustynick
Gasten
Shipping News From New York Arrivals and Departures
Shipping for the day lists arrivals from Liverpool, London, Hamburg and more with dates June 2 to June 27 and destinations including Naples Paris Havre Funchal Copenhagen and Gothenburg. Outgoing sailings include the Colombo to Naples Presidente Wilson to Paris and Aquitania to Southampton among others.
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Liverpool
Franconia
Leviathan
Southampton
Minnetonka
London
Cleveland
Hamburg
Savoie
Havre
Fort St. George
Bermuda
Santa Ana
Valparaiso
Bolivar
Kingston
Ohio
Roussillon
Bordeaux
San Juan
Santa Cruz
Africa
Munigo
Nassau
Porto Rico
Majestic
Tuscania
Glasgow
Monterey
Vera Cruz
Aseyria
Guilio Cesare
Naples
Colombo
Muenchen
Bremen
Aquitania
Cristobal
Norwood and nearby births list by surname
A scanned notice lists multiple birth announcements with parent surnames and addresses across Norwood and nearby areas. Entries include ALLEM Bruce and Jane at 2231 Buxton avenue with a girl, BURKE Dominic and Irene at 8779 Pennsylvania avenue with a girl, HEIST George and Florence at 828 East Third street with a boy, MILLER Alphonse and Clementina at 6322 Cambridge street with a boy, and many similar pairs and children noted at various streets and cities.
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Jane
Buxton Avenue
Norwood
Lyford and Mary
Middletown Avenue
Burke
Dominic
Irene
Pennsylvania Avenue
Thomas and
Margaret
van Voast Avenue
Florence
East Third Street
Hewetson
Joseph and
Marion
Belmont Avenue
Houillion
Louis and
Corrine
Overlook Place
Kuntz—George
Harrison
Kyrlach Frank and
Laura
Elsmere Avenue
Leen
Raymond and
Otiliie
Columbia Avenue
Litwin
Jacob and
Tillie
Rockdale Avenue
Mahon
Patrick
Frances
Freeland Avenue
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Alice
Lenox
Mars Avenne
May
California
Mallister
Estelle
Feltz Avenue
Y. Miller
Alphonse
Clementina
Cambridge Street
Nelson
Jonathan Avenue
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Paul and
Loretta
Hackberry Street
O’neilharles
Lorette
Bellevue
Rolfes
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Howell Avenue
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Casper
Nannie
New CO
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Eastern Avenue
Sheatzly— Howard and
Ruth
Beechmont Avenue
Ae Eee
Ethelyn
Missouri Aven
Steinforth
Ernest
Sylvia
Crosley Eer
Crosley Eer Norw Stenzel
Fairmount Avenue
Stuart
Robert
Lucille
Gertrude
Elizabeth
Williams Chavies
Josephine
Morgan Street
Scopes Trial Seen as Bigotry Test Across States
The article frames the Scopes evolution case as a constitutional challenge in Tennessee and the U S, arguing the clash is between theological static thought and the adaptive scientific mind. It notes protests against religious teaching in schools, calls for broad action by teachers unions, and previews resolutions on religious instruction, military training, and creative education.
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United States
Malone
Mr. Malone
Jesus Christ
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Neal
New York
William H. Holly
Darrow
American Teachers’ Federation
American Federation of Teachers
Bryan
Dayton
H. R. Linville
Commons votes down censure of Baldwin
London June 29 The motion of censure moved by Labour leader Ramsay MacDonald against the government for failure to solve unemployment was voted down 373 to 143 in the House of Commons. The action accused the government of inaction amid rising unemployment and a era of industrial malaise.
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London
Ramsay MacDonald
House of Commons
MacMurray arrives in Tokyo as China minister nominee
J W A Mac Murray new American Minister to China arrived in Tokyo on his way to Peking. He declined to discuss the present China situation. He was hosted at dinner by Edgar A Bancroft and will dine with Japanese Foreign Minister Baron Kijuro Shidehara tomorrow.
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Edgar A. Bancroft
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Baron Kijuro Shidehara
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