Coolidge Urges Preservation Of Fine Ideals At Park Dedication
Hammond Indiana June 15 AP President Coolidge in dedicating Wicker Memorial Park to the World War veterans urged greater focus on human welfare and civic duty. He cited education access and religious devotion gaps, praised American resilience, and hailed Lindbergh's transatlantic flight as reflective of national values. He warned against neglect of voting and noted the role of courageous citizens in shaping democracy.
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Hammond, Ind
America
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Calumet
Hammond
Whiting
Chicago
Coolidge
Quote on nation building by leaders calling for citizen industry
A historical passage praises citizens as the force to realize national aspirations. It stresses industry devotion and character as essential to making a desired future come true. The speaker underscores the public’s role in achieving improvements.
Crops Not Helped By Heavy Rains
Heavy rains this week worsened conditions for Morgan county crops with many fields flooded. Farmers welcomed news of a forecasted return to fair weather on Tuesday.
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Morgan County
Rowlands
Almon Plans North Visit to Cyanamid Plants
Congressman E. B. Almon tours American Cyanamid Co. plants during a north and east swing. He aims to gather firsthand information for when Congress reconvenes and to address ongoing Muscle Show controversy upon his return to Tuscumbia.
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E. B. Almon
American Cyanamid Co
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Almon
Tuscumbia
Fussell To Tell Of Kiwanis Meet
W. W. Fussell, local Kiwanis delegate, will report on the Kiwanis International convention held in Memphis last week. He attended sessions described as the greatest in Kiwanis International history.
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Kiwanis International
Memphis
W. W. Fussell
Southern States fight negro migration to the North
Southern officials report a new negro migration northward and weigh measures to curb it. Louisiana and Alabama debates include enacting recruitment bans like Georgia and boosting local living standards. Birmingham and New Orleans report steady outflow, with campaigns to keep workers. Louisiana officials warn labor ranks deplete could trigger a crisis. New Orleans and Birmingham mobilize to deter leaving. Alabama passes a law banning inducement to leave the state. Georgia already enforces similar statutes with several convictions.
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Alabama
Georgia
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New Orleans
Labor Commissioner
Hanna's Lacquer for Your Shoes Advertisement
An advertisement for Hanna's Lacquer offering all colors for shoe finishing from Lewis Speake & Co. dated 14-3.
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Lewis Speake & Co
Gordon's stomach remedy promises quick relief
The advertisement claims Gordon's tablets relieve indigestion constipation and related stomach and bowel troubles fast. It says the Dallas pharmacist invented it and that the 64 dose bottle costs under 3 cents a dose with a money back guarantee if no benefit is seen.
Fragmented social concerns on race and economic rights
Social workers argue that prohibitive laws defeat their purpose. They fear restricting free choice by workers will foster dissatisfaction and limit the negro from sharing economic opportunities enjoyed by whites in parts of the country.
Editors Fo Visit the Black Hills
Delegates to the 42nd annual national editorial convention head to South Dakota for the Black Hills tour and closing business. Awards prizes elect officers and finalize plans, with the event wrapping up soon.
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Omaha
Coolidge
South Dakota
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