Coolidge Appeals for Farm Relief Plan Support
President Coolidge urged farmers and the public to back constructive relief, urging Congress to pass a farm marketing board plan and broader measures. He cited past efforts, noting ongoing risks from deflation and price inequality, and emphasized government-backed working capital to stabilize markets and farmer incomes.
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Coolidge
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Denmark Study Aims to Aid American Farmers
Danish system tested by Lowden and eight leaders from the Agricultural association’s council to explore Danish farming methods for potential American use. They travel to Copenhagen to study agricultural practices and state-supported efforts, seeking better techniques for U.S. agriculture.
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Lowden
Denmark
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Copenhagen
Frankydeb
Dilnote
Posst
Incomplete OCR: President period plan in doubt
Fragmentary OCR text suggests a president period plan with garbled phrases about preparation and dates. No clear names, places, or events are readable.
New Prohibition Enforcement Plan Outlined in Washington
Brig. Gen. L G Andrews testified before the appropriations committee proposing three new Prohibition squads with undercover agents, inspectors, and 88 agents to target brewers and illicit alcohol traffic. The plan seeks 2.981 million dollars, boosting yearly enforcement to 28.5 million including coast guard efforts, and aims to make Prohibition more effective and popular nationwide.
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Appropriations Committee
L. GC. Andrews
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Congress
Coast Guard
Rai Ranoers
Andrews
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Kidnapped Evangelist McPherson Found in Mexico
James Anderson found Mrs. McPherson at Agua Prieta across the border in Mexico after she was said to have been abducted and held for ransom. The Los Angeles Angelus temple pastor described escaping a Mexican shack and returning to Los Angeles in exhausted condition.
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Washington relic book held by public printer records George Washington entries
A fragmentary note describes a relic book held by the United States public printer and its MLA style record of George Washington dates including a 1752 initiation, 1758 Fellow Craft progression, and a Master Mason degree, with references to Washington government printing office and a lodge in Fredericksburg.
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George H. Curler
United States
George Washington
An & Mabon
Washington
Fisdesteknburg Lodge
Preduylelrs Burg
Eucharist Congress Ends at Mundelein
Report of the twenty-eighth International Eucharistic Congress concluding at Mundelein near Lake Michigan. Cardinal Bonsino led the rites and Benedictine procession amid a storm and vast crowds estimated up to 149,000 on grounds and 1,200 cars. Next congress planned for 1928 in Sydney, Australia.
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John Cardinal Bonsino
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Cardinal Unger
New York
Kona
Berate Eferts
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North Shore
Sydney
Australia
Washington briefs on Shipping Board probe and Arctic flight
The Shipping Board will investigate wage practices at 78 shipyards after new rules raise scrutiny of cash bonuses in post offices. President and officials welcomed Ami Byrd back from a North Pole flight that earned him world acclaim. A Senate resolution approved McKinley’s decoration by France.
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Lietyt Com
Iwehard HK
Byrd
Arctic
North Pale
William FB. McKinley
Uilola
Kecepe
Senate
Klansmen Barred From Parade in Quaker City
Police barred a parade by a Klan faction in the Quaker City area, with mayoral opposition cited. Officials barred demonstrations on the parkway and exposition grounds, removing related events from the September program amid ongoing plans for a September fair.
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Quaker City
Tolice
Parkway
al He Exposition
Bays Bee
Wisconsin Convention Adopts Referendum Plank
A conservative Republican state convention adopted a referendum plank on whether the Highteenth amendment should be repeated and the Volatenduct modified after a brief floor clash, described as a narrow victory.
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Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Immigration exam system extends to Europe nations
Washington state officials announced expansion of the immigrant examination system to Germany Luxembourg Norway Denmark and Poland. The move broadens overseas screening for prospective entrants and aligns with new federal policy aims.
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Washington
State Department
Germany
Luxemburg
Norway
Denmark
Poland
Star Pitcher Released From Cubs After Long Service
Grover Cleveland Alexander, famed Cub hurler and one of baseball's outstanding figures for years, has been released on waivers to the St Louis Cardinals.
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Ohlungo
Grover Cleveland Alexander
Wilvers
Sé’ Lowls
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