President Coolidge heads to summer retreat in Swampscott
Washington dispatch reports President Calvin Coolidge leaving for the summer White House at Swampscott Massachusetts with Mrs Coolidge and staff. Cabinet held a final summer session and a Lynn Massachusetts office to handle affairs. Rudolph Foster to head White House operations during absences. John Coolidge to join parents at Swampscott before Camp Devens summer training.
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Coolidge
Swampscott
Mass
Fibollage
Capitol
President Coolidge
White House
Rudolph Foster
White
John Coolidge
Amherst College
Camp Devans
Miss Anna Adams Gordon Re-elected W T U President
In Edinburg Scotland on June 22 Miss Anna Adams Gordon of Evanston Illinois was re elected president of the world wide Women’s Christian Temperance Union. A ban on broadcasting prohibition topics blocked Miles Gordon of the American delegation from a planned air talk and postmaster permissions blocked other plans. Des Moines police chief James Cavender and Flora Strout offered contrasting views on prohibition and youth behavior.
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Edinburg
Scotland
Anna Adams Gordon
Evanston
Till
World's Women's Temperance Union
Lady Astor
Miles Gordon
United States
James Cavender
Des Moines
Iowa
Flora Strout
New Directors Of C of C Elected For Ensuing Year
Grafton Chamber of Commerce last evening chose a new board for the ensuing year. About forty attended as the old and new boards met and planned a possible education campaign on the city charter and water purification efforts. Directors and officers are to be inducted July 6, with turnover to occur at next week’s meeting.
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Grafton Chamber of Commerce
Grafton
W. Hetronimus
Chamber of Commerce
W. J. Burton
Charles Brinkman
W. L. Thomas
Hugh Warder
H. G. Berthold
Simon J
Prie *Mon
J. Jackson
Jed Robinson
BR. Lour
Aul
Tal Engle
Baltimore & Olio Railroad Co
J. B. Bradford
Chinese mobs attack Japanese diplomats amid Shanghai unrest
June reports from Ningpo and Chungking describe Chinese mobs assaulting Japanese consuls, with talks in Peking and London pushing for negotiated responsibility. A Japanese customs official reportedly killed near Wuchau as tensions rise. diplomats refuse to accept China’s alleged scapegoating over Shanghai strike fallout.
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Unghai
Chungking
Chingkiang
Japan
Hol Kow
London
Peking
Shanghai
Shanghi
West Grafton Bridge Closed for Inspection Detour in Effect
Sheriff and officials closed the West Side concrete bridge in Taylor county to inspection after a rope test at each end. Traffic must detour via Tiidge and Front streets to South and West Grafton bridges. City and county officials gave no date for reopening or plans, while engineers remain noncommittal on safety for single lane use.
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Newton
West Side
West Grafton
Tiidge
Front Streets
Taylor County Court
Cather
Hable
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Nothbeen
Anxious Dorothy Perkins Plans Revenge Through Prosecution
New York reports Dorothy Perkins a 17 year old girl accuses Michael Connors a married man of mistreatment and seeks a criminal case against him while awaiting her Auburn prison term. Prosecutor McDonald questioned the girl for hours as Connors faces possible punishment for past abuse and a jail sentence. Dorothy aims to learn behavior and build a future with parole possible in three years.
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New York
Dorothy Perkins
Thomas Templeton
Nive
Michael Connors
McDonald
Connors
Mikey Connors
Dorothy
Panhandle miners rally as Murray heads to West Virginia
United Mine Workers official Phil Murray arrives in Wheeling for Panhandle district talks with West Virginia and Ohio officials. Mass meetings are planned at Moundsville and Follansbee, aiming to mobilize thousands despite injunctions. Brooke County miners Kris Pallis and Frank April released on $2000 bond after arrest for injunction violation. trial set for Elk Instant next week.
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Wheeling
W.va
Py -Phil Murray
United Mine iWorkers
Panhandle
Ohio
van A. B. ‘Utittner
West Virginia
Lee Mall
Wiliam Roy
Ohio Miners
Murray
Moundsville
Fages Uall
Follansbee
Frank Ledvinks
East Ohio
Brooke County
Vollansbee
Kris Pallis
Frank April
West Virginia-Pittsburgh Coal Company
Ohio County
Judge Baker
Elk Ing
Amundsen Plane Partly Crushed In Arctic Drift
Amundsen led expedition returns to base at King's Bay Spitzbergen reporting their plane suffered a forced landing on ice. Pilot Lief Dietrichsen and Oscar Omdahl slid into frigid waters but were saved with strong help from Lincoln Ellsworth. The fate of the other machine remains uncertain.
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Spitzbergen
Saturdaay
Amundsen-Ellsworth North Pole
Greenland
Amundsen
Thurs
Raold Amundsen
Riiser-Larsen
Carl Feucht
Rnna
Lief Dietrichsen
Oskar Omdahl
Lincoln Ellsworth
Omdahl
City Service Oil buys Pennsy Oil stations in Ohio
New York report says City Service Oil Company of Ohio bought Pennsy Oil Co operations in Gallion Ohio, adding five service stations to its Ohio network announced by Henry L. Doherty and Co. Also included are details from a high profile trial in Chicago where Shepherd faces multiple counts in the death of his foster son, with cross examination beginning.
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New York
City Service Oil Company
Ohio
Pennsy Oil Co
Gallion
Henry L. Doherty and Co
Weather outlook for West Virginia on page atx
Cloudy tonight and Wednesday with likely showers in the south portion. Temperatures show little change and the forecast continues across the state with no major deviations.
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West Virginia
South Portion
Star Witness In Divorce Case In Legal Mixup
New York June 23 Tal bot W Chambers was arraigned before Justice Ford on charges tied to his testimony about relations with Mrs Thomas A Symington, the divorce plaintiff. Bail $1000 continued. His separate trial tomorrow could bring a $500 fine or two years imprisonment for perjury if he recants testimony given as a witness for the Kuaband clubman.
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New York
Talbot W. Chambers
Thomas A. Symington
Kuaband
Baltimore
Festival on Lawn at Andy Mc Daniel Residence
Community notice for a lawn festival at Andy Mc Daniel's Knottsville home on June 24 featuring homemade pie and ice cream for residents and guests.
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Andy McDaniel
Knottsville Cay
Dashing Dan Caswell Dies of Typhoid at 25
New York reports the death of Daniel Q Caswell heir to wealth and Broadway notoriety aged 25 in St Luke's Hospital after typhoid pneumonia. He married Yale alum Jessie Reed in 1920 then divorced amid accusations of cruelty and drunkenness. He later wed June Castleton, his former wife’s cousin, amid divorce tensions. A sanatorium admission followed a year ago as his health declined.
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Dan” Caswell
Broadway
New York
Dan'’ Caswell
Cleveland
Daniel Q. Caswell
Daniel C. Caswell
Tfe
St. Luke's Hospital
Ted
Witth
Follies
Caswell
June Castleton
Ehuia
West Newton Tragedy Ends In Double Murder Suicide
Levi Sterner a coal miner unable to find work shot his wife and their 11 month old daughter at their home in West Newton near Pittsburgh. Mrs Sterner died from the shooting and Sterner killed the child then fatally shot himself after a futile search for work.
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Pittsburgh
Levi Sterner
West Newton
Sterner
Thi
U S Tax Bill Near Complete, Estate Tax Debate Stalls
Washington reports the administration tax program to retire the present burden is virtually completed at about $500 million. Secretary Mellon and House Ways and Means Chairman Green reached agreement on most major portions after a conference. They reportedly agree on the plan except for repealing estate taxes.
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Washington
Mellon
Green
House
Ways and Means Committee
White Way construction advances in Grafton
Street Commissioner Edward E. White announced material for the White Way is being unloaded and stored in preparation for immediate construction. Poles fixtures and glassware have arrived while the cable for power is still pending delivery, with final plans to proceed once it arrives.
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Grafton
Street
Edward E. White
White Way
Nox Supper and Festival at Neener School House
A Saturday night box supper and festival at Neener School House features home made ice cream, pies, cakes, strawberries, and drinks for sale. Proceeds go to benefit the Keener School House. ladies asked to bring boxes.
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Neener School House
Keener School House
D. It. W
Notice to Taxpayers Demand for late taxes by June 26 1925
Taxes due must be paid by June 26 1925 or proceedings will be taken to collect the amount owed. Citizens are urged to settle promptly to avoid enforcement actions and possible sale of property or other legal processes.
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