Coolidge Says No Return to Public Life in May Issue
Former President Calvin Coolidge declares he has no intention of returning to public life. He discusses prohibition, tariffs, the Senate, and the idea of a second term, noting that a former president in Washington would cause uncomfortable complications. He adds that guiding the nation in a national crisis would justify service beyond personal wishes. The Cosmopolitan editor notes broad disagreement on liquor regulation.
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New York
Calvin Coolidge
Hearst
International
Cosmopolitan
Washington
Senate
Miss Talmadge Stars In New York Nights At Huron
Norma Talmadge headlines New York Nights at the Huron theater this Friday and Saturday in a fast paced Broadway backstage drama. The film, her first talking picture, is produced by Joseph M. Gchenck and released by United Artists, based on the Road Way stage success Tin Pan Alley by Hugh Stanislaus Stange. Worma Talmadge portrays a vivid chorus girl with a rich speaking voice enhancing the performance.
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Miss Talmadge
Huron
New York
Dirama
Broadway
Huron Theater
Norma Talmadge
Joseph M. Gchenck
United Artists
Hugh Stanislaus Stange
Worma Talmadge
Iss Talmadge
Vintage Screen Favorites Mention Gilbert Roland and Wray
A fragment lists vintage screen favorites including Gilbert Roland and John Wray among others. The OCR reads as a partial roll call with missing names and unclear context. Further text would clarify full lineup and any accompanying notes or dates.
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Gilbert Roland
John Wray
Eityan Tash
Winter Wheat Crop Dips to 77.4 Percent of Normal
Washington April 10 The Agriculture Department announced April 1 that winter wheat is 77.4 percent of normal, versus 86.0 on December 1 last year and 80.9 the April 1 ten year average. Rye stands at 82.0 percent of normal, with pasture at 78.5 percent. Production forecasts were not announced.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
New Tear Gas Candle Faster Riot Deterrent Unveiled
The War Department announced a new tear gas candle developed by the Chemical Warfare Service after extensive testing. Described as a universal fast burning gas candle, it aims to produce a quick effective gas concentration for riot control and is used similarly to a hand grenade, bursting with strong force.
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Washington
War Department
Chemical Warfare Service
Army
Award Road Contract Near Joe Creek
P T Hanson won the contract to crown and grade nine miles from Joe Creek north. He must place at least 3000 yards on the old grade and install all necessary culverts at eight vents per yard, with work to be completed by June 15.
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Joe Creek
P. T. Hanson
Bus Schedule Between Huron and Pierre With Connects
The Huron to Pierre bus departs Huron at 2:45 PM and connects with northbound trains at Wolsey at 3:38 PM, arriving in Pierre at To'tlock. It leaves Pierre at 6:30 AM, links with South trains from Wolsey at 10:20 AM, and reaches Huron at 10:43 AM.
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Huron
Wolsey
Pierre
Tlock
Blaine charges spark post office lease probe
Senate action centers on fraud and negligence allegations by Senator Blaine of Wisconsin over the 1921 St Paul post office building lease. He seeks a full inquiry into government leases while Fess of Ohio defends the administration and reads Brown denial remarks.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Blaine
Wisconsin
Fess
Ohio
St. Paul
Brown
Justice Department
St Paul
Justice official backs lease investigations after taking office
A Justice Department figure stated he welcomed an inquiry into all leases he had negotiated since assuming office, signaling openness to scrutiny of past deals and the new administration's stance on transparency.
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Hinds
Justice Department
Byrnes Triumphs In Comeback Victory Over Sauer
Felix Byrnes, Philip, staged a comeback welterweight confrontation last night and defeated Dick Sauer of Canby Minnesota in ten rounds. Kenny Austin of Alliance Nebraska floored Auk Derick of Milbank a dozen times but could not secure a count. Derrick appeared outmatched, while a solid punch by Byrnes sealed Sauer’s fate.
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Byrnes
Kidnappers Kind to Oil Operator in Mexico
San Angelo Texas April 10 7 Despite being held for ransom for nearly a month J E Bristow a San Angelo oil and mining operator was treated well by Mexican bandits who promised protection if he returned to operate his mining properties details of his imprisonment in a western Mexican mountain fastness and his release after his son Gordon Obie Bristow paid a ransom were printed today in the San Angelo Morning Times.
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San Angelo
Tex
J. E. Bristow
Bristow
Mexico
Gordon Obie ‘Bristow
Morning Times
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