President Coolidge Moves to Aid Farmers With Field Ties
An editorial portrays President Coolidge as subtly courting farmers in 1928 politics. It recalls his vacation plans near the Dakotas and Black Hills, a soil focus speech, tariff moves on corn, and a June 8 Swiss cheese tariff raise aimed at Wisconsin dairy interests.
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New York
Charlot
Atlantic
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Minnesota
Iowa
Dakotas
Rockies
Colorado
Northwest
Massachusetts
Coolidge
Black Hills
South Dakota
White House
Missouri River
Rebecca
Mr. Coolidge
New England
Vermont
Soil Science
Dawning Poem Urges Divine Gift To Record Truth
A devotional verse speaks of a dawn gift from God, a perfect page meant to be written with care and bound in the book of life. The speaker laments rough hands marring the page yet asks for its preservation as a witness between God and self.
Mass retailing driving independent stores toward collapse
In Daily Interview context Mr Filene forecasts the rise of full chain department stores and mass retailing. He argues independent shops will retreat as chains use economies to undersell and centralize departments, urging wholesalers to adapt and join chains. The piece cites related editorials from the Arkansas Gazette and Asheville Times.
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Filene
Boston
United States
Coolidge Urges Focus on Human Welfare in America
President Coolidge dedicates Wicker Memorial Park in Hammond to World War veterans and urges greater attention to education, voting, religion, and civic duty. He praises American resilience, Lindbergh’s flight, and the nation’s moral obligation to uphold ideals amid prosperity.
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America
Wicker Memorial Park
Hammond, Indiana
Col. Lindbergh
Associated Press
Hammond
Ind
Calumet
Whiting
East
Chicago
Mr. Coolidge
Summer Resort Bungalows and Boats for Rent
Summer resort offers bungalows and boats for rent with good swimming and boating. Excellent fishing noted.
FOR LOANS See Capital City Building and Loan Association
Capital City Building and Loan Association offers loan services from 226 Monroe Street with telephone contact 209. Public notice date 6 11 1951.
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Capital City Building and Loan Association
Monroe St
Police Breakup of Furriers Strike Disperses Crowds
In New York today police dispersed crowds of striking furriers in the downtown district and arrested 150 men and women on disorderly conduct charges.
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New York
Last Surviving Boster Museum Member Elizebeth Hunter Hight Dies
Lynn Massachusetts burial records reveal Elizebeth Hunter Hight widow of B F Hight and longtime stage celebrity died at her Lynn home last Saturday. She was the last surviving member of the famed Boster museum company from Civil War days and had a fifty year career on the stage.
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Lynn
Mass
Elizebeth Hunter- Hight
B. F. Hight
Old Boster Museum
Beires Lands at Vigia After Week Missing Flight
Portuguese aviator Major Sarmento Beires, missing for a week on a Lisbon bound return flight, arrived this morning at Vigia near the mouth of the Amazon. Paris dispatches note the update from La Nacion.
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Buenos Aires
Sarmento Beires
Lisbon
Vigia
Amazon
Paris
la Nacion
Duke of Buckingham Wins Ascot Stakes Handicap
W M Cazalet trained Duke of Buckingham wins the Ascot stakes handicap for 3 year olds and upwards, opening feature at Ascot Week meet in Ascot England.
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Ascot
England
W. M. Cazalet
Duke of Buckingham
Ascot Wek
McCoy to Expand State Building and Loan Supervision
Roy A. McCoy, named building and loan supervisor, plans stronger state oversight starting July 8 under a new law creating an expanded department. The office will grow to six examiners plus a supervisor, with broader inspection authority, replacing prior oversight under H. C. Mueller.
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Building and Loan Association
Missouri
Roy A. McCoy
H. C. Mueller
State Finance Department
McCoy
State Tax Commission
Mueller
Bureau of Building and Loan Supervision
William Chapman
Steelville
Prosecution of Governor and Attorney General Urged by WCTU Branch
The Tuxedo branch of the Indianapolis W C T U passed a resolution requesting the prosecution of Governor Ed Jackson and Attorney General Arthur R. Gilliam for violation of the Wright bone dry state prohibition law.
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Indianapolis
Ed Jackson
Arthur R. Gilliam
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