White Court Chosen as Coolidge Summer White House at Swampscott
President Coolidge and family will use White Court on Little's Point as a quiet summer retreat near Boston, with Red Gables adjacent belonging to Frank Stearns. The 31 room colonial mansion will host executive offices on the first floor and living quarters for the first family on the second, as work crews prepare for their arrival.
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Little’s Point
Swampscott
New York World News Service
Mass
President Coolidge
White Court
White House
Massachusetts Bay
Mssachusetts
Boston
Lynn
Salem
North Shore
Nahant
Senator Lodge
Ocean Channel
Philadelphia
Prince of Wales
Marblehead
Coolidges
Rockmere Point
Elmwood
Charles Proctor
Frank Proctor
Brooklyn
Grassend
Richard Mitton
Charles H. Brush
Prestoff
Clifton
New England Telephone and Telegraph Company
Washington
Germany Ships Back At Sea Aims To Rebuild Fleet
In a Berlin dispatch Samuel Spewack reports Germany moving to restore its merchant fleet after World War I. Shipbuilders, financed by government subsidies and private cartels, push new vessels despite inflation, with tonnage rising and crews returning to Hamburg and Bremen as the navy remains limited.
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Samuel Spewack
New York
Wo News Service
Cable
Berlin
Germany
Atlantic
Pacific
J. Stimming
North German
Lloyd
London
Furness
Hamburg
Bremen
Stinnes
Eckener
Flettner
Hugo H Eckener
América
Graf Luckener
Admiral von Tirpitz
Reichstag
Europe
Reich
Scapa Flow
Seven Seas
N. Y
Five-Power Pact Rejected by France and Germany Officials
Paris dispatch reports Briand's government abandoning a five-power security pact favored by Britain and shifting toward indifference to pacts. The move aims to ease Britain-France differences on Germany while delaying disarmament reports. Berlin notes von Hindenburg’s stance weakens the pact despite continued pacifist rhetoric.
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France
Germany
Arno Dosch-Fleurot
New York World News Service
Paris
Aristide Briand
Philip Bertholot
Senate
Chamberlain
Herriot
Briand
Bertholot
Britain
Ruhr
Control Commission
Council of Ambassadors
N. Y
World News
Gales
Samuel Spewack
Berlin
von Hindenburg
World News Service
Alsace-Lorraine
Dawes
Luther
Marx
Woodward High boys pass life saving tests for Red Cross banners
At Woodward High School thirteen senior test passers and forty junior test passers earned eligibility for a Red Cross banner. Leaders listed include R Baxter F Simkins M McNamer L Wolusin R Mackel fresh Otto Engelke and more. Examiners were Frank Mills Dr. Fred T. Lush and P W Kendall.
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Woodward High School
Red Cross
R. Baxter
F. Simkins
M. McNamer
L. Wolusin
R. Mackelfresh
Otto Engelke
Fred Engelke
Edward Hammersmith
E. Morgen
Ray Cartlidge
Robert Clayton
Ray Brown
George Ziegler
Progress of League Arms Conference Backed by France Subtly Attacks Germany
Geneva May 9 The first week of the League arms conference yielded cautious progress as France argues for free traffic while implying limits remain from Versailles and St Germain treaties. Germany and other ex-enemies face persistent objections amid terse exchanges with Poland and other allies.
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France
Germany
Albin E. Johnson
New York World News Service
Geneva
Paul Boncour
Boncour
Austria
St. Germain
Herr von Eckhardt
Mexico
Bonegar
Eckhardt
Legal Committee
Berlin
Poland
de Wiart
von Eckhardt
Enius
Ares
China
Washington
Theodore EB. Burton
Burton
English estate owners rent golf courses to cover expenses
English landlords expand idle estate sections into golf courses and tennis courts to earn income. Middle class golfers pay around a half crown on weekends, offering a profitable alternative to crop farming and potentially opening estate access to the public. The Marquis of Queensbury adds tennis courts, signaling broader estate public access.
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London
England
Cecil
Carrie
Tenmis Courts
Marquis of
Queensbury
Big-Time Batters Led By Fournier and Cobb
Chicago May 9 Jacques Fournier of Brooklyn leads NL batting with a high average as the pennant race enters the sixth week. He and Cardinal star Hornsby have piled up hits, overtaking Zack Wheat and moving past Louis Fonseca and others in the tight leaderboard. Fournier also shares the lead in runs with Frankie Frisch, each with seventeen. Frank Hartnett of the Cubs remains a notable hitter in the dense field.
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Chicago
Jacques Fournier
Brooklyn
Cardinals
Kcheele
Fournier
Cardinal
Zack Wheat
Hornsby
Wheat
Louis Fonseca
Phillies
Jimmy Bottomley
St. Louis
Johnny Moran
Frankie Frisch
Giants
Wednesay
Gabby” Hartnett
Cubs
Cliff Heathcote
Bancroft
Boston
Cuyler
Roush
Cincinnati
Tyrus “Raymond
Detroit Tigers
Cobb
Combs
Earl Combs
Yankees
Sammy Hale
Athletics
George Sisler
Johnny Mostil
White Sox
Heilmann
Detroit
Severeid
Burns
Cleveland
Boone
Goslin
Washington
Simmons
Philadelphia
Speaker
American Association
Kinsella
Toledo
Russell
Columbus
Brief
Milwaukee
Lucé
Grimes
Smith
Minneapolis
Lebourveau
Kansas City
Wade
St. Paul
Guyon
Louisville
Webb
Murphy
Gaston
Osborn
Omaha
Wilder
Griffin
Des Moines
Gorman
Denver
McMullen
Hoek
Oklahoma City
Bus Terminal Controversy in Congested City District
A drafted taxicab ordinance bans bus terminals in the congestion zone between Third and Ninth streets and Broadway and Elm. It allows pickups within the district but forbids stops over four minutes. The measure also sets bus routes, driver bonds, licenses, and an appeal board, with hearings slated next week.
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Chamber of Commerce
Government Square
Chauncey Pichel
Third and Ninth Streets
Broadway
Elm Street
Charles E. Tudor
Fred Schneller
City Courttoil
Board of Control
Carrel
Pearl
Sixth
Court Street
W. Meredith Yeatman
Women's City Club
Third Street
Seventh Street
Municipal Court
Contested Cincinnati Stock Exchange Board Election
The Cincinnati Stock Exchange faces a hotly contested trustees election on Monday with two factions the Juniors and the Seniors. The Rosmpanns Committee lists eight candidates including Harold C. Eustis and W E Fox. outcome may determine whether elders or juniors control the presidency and majorities.
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Wvss
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Rosmpanns
Edgar Rieder
Edward A. Irwin
Ben D. Bartlett
Ben Drb
Harold C. Eustis
Abe. Fox . Hutton
George C. Riley
Paul van
Jesse N. Roberts
Exchange
W E. Fox
J. M. Hutton
Ecuador Considers Quito Railway Purchase Amid Bond Debacle
The Ecuadorian government negotiates buying the Quito Railway as a financial agreement nears, with Archer Harman listed as president of the company. About 25 percent of bonds are U S held, the rest in England, while revenues fall as the sucre devalues to half its par value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ecuador
Quito
Archer Harman
United States
England
Sucra
Paterneees Gas Declares Initial Quarterly Dividend
The Patenernes Gas and Electric Company declares a first quarterly dividend of 1.10 per share on its 6 per cent preferred stock payable June 1 to holders of record May 11. Shareholders may receive cash or Class A stock at three fiftyeths of a share per preferred share.
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Cincinnati
Compa
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Laundry. Mach
Laundry Mach
Amer
Rolling Mill
Churngold
Churngold Ee
Churngold Sic
City Ice and Fuch
Cooper A
Disable
Cham Rolling Mill
Charngold
Champ
Cooper
Dow Drug
Dow Die Ethensdiesa
Eagle-Picher Com
Early & Daniel
Gruen Watch
Kodel Radio A
Kroger Gro
Bak. Com
Bak
Paragon Refining
Paragon Refini
Procter & Gamble
Wees
Richardson Com
U. S. Can
U. S. Playing Card
U. S. Print
U. S. Shoe Pref
Cincinnati and Sub. Tel
Cincinnati Gas and Electric
Cincinnati Street Railway
Canada
London
Paris
Greece
Australia
Bulgaria
Czecho
India
China
Italy
Norway
Poland
Umania
BRE Scociacnsuistans
Shanghai
Ahi Snuieceseseties Pan É Loaa
Ask
Liberty
Pateernees Gas and Electric Company
Philadelphia Electric Company
Japan Guarantees $25 Million Loan to Tokyo City
Negotiations progress for a $25 000 000 loan to Tokyo City to be offered in New York with a government of Japan guarantee. Proceeds will fund reconstruction and development. J P Morgan & Co will handle the financing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo City
New York
Government of
Japan
J. P. Morgan & Co
American Power and Light 1924 earnings and dividends
American Power and Light earned 3.39 a share on common stock in 1924 after referred dividends, versus 2 a share in 1923. Net income totaled 6,364,669 compared with 5,029,818. Gross earnings stood at 7,386,275 from 5,153,673 the prior year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Power and Light
Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul orders vast freight car and steel needs
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railway orders 5 500 freight cars requiring about 75 000 tons of steel at a near 2 000 000 expenditure. Next week an extra 1 000 cars are planned with deliveries due October 1 among multiple manufacturers.
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Chicago, Milwaukee
Rubber market climbs on tire demand and short supplies
The rubber market rose as leading grades gained about four cents, driven by steady American tire factory use. With most plants at capacity, spot rubber supplies were reported short, supporting higher prices.
Bride Renounces Seldow as He Faces Sing Sing Term
Sixteen year old Mary Woodson renounces her vows as Jack Seldow begins an indeterminate term in Sing Sing for bigamy. She files for annulment while Seldow's first wife Lee Redenbach also sues for divorce seeking votes. Mary testifies she still believes in him despite the looming prison sentence.
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New York World News Service
New York
Mary Woodson
Iis
Jack Seldow
Seldow
Sing Sing
Lee Redenbach
Ada D. Woodson
Washington, D. C
Seldon
Deputy Sheriff Held in Slaying of Couple Near Fort Wayne
William Richter a deputy sheriff was held by police investigating the deaths of Kathryn S Heber 25 and her fiancé Howard Fisher whose bodies were found in Fisher s car south of Fort Wayne last Thursday Officers sought an explanation of Richter s alleged order to garage workers to wash stains from Fisher s car
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FT. Wayne
Ind
William Richter
Kathryn S. Heber
Howard Fisher
Fisher
Richter
Ohio Incorporations List Includes Sandusky Tool and Others
Ohio incorporations reported in Columbus on May 9 show a series of new entities with varied capitalizations from 1,000 to 250,000 dollars. Names include Sandusky Tool, Service Welding Supply, University Jewelry Company, Distel Martin Oil and Gas, R M Wilkoff & Co, Stark Building and Real Estate, and En A Realty among others with principals such as George A Schwer, Arthur Lowes, O F Schneider, and Joseph Distel.
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Columbus
Sandusky Toolyon
Sandusky
George A. Il Schwer
William F
Alden
Wilford
Earl V
Seit
Ce el
Nol Bedford
Avold Vogel
G. I. Alexander
Ww. T. Stolen
Thomas J. Siebert
G. & Matz
Bus
Arthur E. Lowes
A. Bauman
Charles Jaynes
Moore, Inc
Cleveland
A Albert Weiss
Esther Palagyi
William Nite
Jackson L. Waite
Joseph Gibson
University Jewelry Company, Inc
Cleve Jee
O. F. Schneider
A. Sisser Hyman Ypilandert Thord
Harvey Abrams
Julius M. Meivesens
William
L. C
R. M. Wilkoff
J. P. Wilson
A. M. Henderson
Stephen H. Berthold Company
M. F. Cole
H.M. McAllister
T. A. Shoos
G. W. Hahn
William F. Schneider
Stark Building and Real Estate Company
P. Swanigan
le Stark
Florence M. Healy
Marie M. Varga
Ben, Goldish
Pow En A. Realty Company
Cincinnati
Alfred
Philip A. Cohen
Ooo Mack
Milton Hurtig
Robert L
A. L. Oscar. Realty Company
Canton
Sidney Erlanger
A. L
Alfred Betham Graham
Edward P. Moulin
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Frank W. Stearns
Point
Will
Panama Canal
Wessely
America
Albert Ballin
Herr Flettner
Y. World News Service
N. Y World) Press Pub. Co
Sidney L. Katz
Burnet Avenue
Kaiser and McShane
Omer Good
The
Linton
Katz
Eter
Hindenburg
Stavengen
Langford
Lélivert
St. Joseph
DeMaggio
Tyrrel
Tulsa
Crowder
Birmingham
J. Smith
Atlanta
Rogers
Chattanooga
Rhinehardt
Memphis
Cullop
Gulley
Little Rock
Lewis
Nashville
D. Anderson
Barbare
Olsen
Niehoff
Davis
Taylor
Woodward
Otis & Co
Stoc Ask
City Ice
Cleveland Railway
Restone & Popp
Wrepenee
Glidden Co
Year & R
AOR
Grasselli Em Terewee
Sense
Metro Bber v
Miller Fpo
Ohio
Paneer Ene
Paragon
Seer Ee
Trumbal Steel
Georgia Peach
Hartnett
Fonseca
Licitor
Tudor
Mel. Lewton
Taxicab Commission
Chicago Grain
Gaeuane
Senet Eenseeeet Renewereeenee
F. W. Dodge Corporation
Tis
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
New York City
Bride
Avondale
Ridgeway Av
Chevio
Riverside
Listén
MT. Hehalthy
New Street
Pleasant Ridge
Price Hill
Cincinnati and Suburban Bell Telephone Co
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