Navy Secretary Incompetence Prompted by Editorial Fallout
A Washington Post editorial urges President Coolidge to replace the Navy Secretary and purge the general staff, calling for aviation integration with the navy and a coordinated air force plan. The piece critiques wasteful spending and signals urgent reform to avoid further losses.
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Washington
Navy
Wilbur
Army General Staff
Coolidge
FE. B. Mclean
Washington Post
Navy Department
General Board
Thanksgiving Day Proclaimed for November 26
President Coolidge proclaims Thursday November 26 as Thanksgiving Day. He cites safety and honor through the past year, domestic peace, good public health, productive harvests and industries, and rewarded labor. The proclamation urges gratitude for blessings and a season of thanksgiving.
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Calvin Coolidge
Kelles States
Devouds
Washington
Coolidge
United States of America
Accident claims life of Wayne Hurt in Granger Texas
Wayne Hurt aged 15, son of B O Hurt, was accidentally killed near his home in Granger on Wednesday at 7 30 am while trying to shoot a chicken under the house. The .22 rifle was found near the body. He was a high school student and well liked by classmates.
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Granger
Tex
Wayne Hurt
B. O. Hurt
Llano Youth Struck by Auto Succumbs
Llano November 15 Lee Nobles 16 son of Julius Nobles of Llano died after being hit by a passing car near Castell Saturday night. He was returning from Mason with a load of empty oil cans and died hours later from internal injuries. Nobles worked for Qualls Hardware company.
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Lee Nobles
Julius Nobles
Castell
Nobles
Mason
Young Nobles
Qualls Hardware Company
Advertising Rates Backed by Verified Circulation
The letter touts Standard advertising value with a bonafide subscription list of 1750 and sworn circulation statements, promising strong results for money invested.
Blazer Trial Sparks Death-Question at Church Board
Barney Haughey, a Denver lawyer ill with a severe disease, asked a Littleton church board to vote on putting him to death if he requests it and if a legal path exists. Bishop Frank H. Rice said the board voted for an official act of the church to approve killing based on love and affection if doctors deem the illness incurable and a legal method feasible.
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Denver
Littleton
Col
Barney Haughey
Frank H. Rice
Liberal Church
Haughey
Physician Cleared in Death of Daughters at Littleton
Dr. Harold E. Blazer was freed of all charges in the death of his 34 year old daughter Hazel a mentally disabled woman. The jury had not reached a verdict on a murder charge when Judge Samuel Johnson discharged the case. Prosecutor Joel E. Stone moved to dismiss and release Blazer saying it was unfair to prosecute.
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Dr. Blazer
H. W. Spangler
Stone
Cumbres
Colo
Humanity
Br. Blazer
Lewis Mowry
Littleton
Harold E. Blazer
Hazel
Samuel Johnson
Joel E. Stone
Blazer
U S Secretary Defends Crop Reporting System
Secretary Jardine, in a letter to Secretary Pepper, defends the U S crop reporting system as the world's most comprehensive. He notes favorable forecasts for grains hay fruits tobacco and potatoes while cotton reports face persistent criticism despite extra care and time.
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Washington
Jardine
Pepper
Pensylvania
United States
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