President Coolidge Takes Yacht Trip in Swampscott
President Coolidge and Mrs. Coolidge spend an ideal day aboard a yacht near Swampscott Massachusetts. The trip included a cruise and harbor defenses inspection at Fort Andrews with no active role in upcoming elections. Relations with Henry Bowles and Frank Stearns are noted as background to Massachusetts politics.
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President Coolidge
Fort Andrews
Boston
Coolidge
Frank W. Stearns
Thomas White
Essex County
Lake Attlash
Butler
David J. Walsh
Fron
Buller
Lodge
Senate
Jamaica Faces Rising Crime in Emergent Industry
Reports indicate theft and security concerns rise as Jamaica's emerging industries expand. Officials warn of organized raling patterns impacting investments and local workers, with calls for stronger enforcement and targeted patrols. Community groups urge resilience and collaboration with law enforcement.
Light of Western Stars in Southwest setting at Marlow
A new Zane Grey cowboy tale The Light of Western Stars stars Jack Holt Noah Beery and Billie Dove. Filmed in southern Arizona with scenes in the Apache Trail and Superstition mountains the drama centers on valor gunplay and a love story set during the Arizona and New Mexico statehood era.
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Great West
Zane Grey
William K. Howard
the Marlow
Paramount
Jack Holt
Noah Beery
Billie Dove
Southwest
Arizona
New Mexico
Howard
MacMillan Arctic Expedition Message From Labrador
A radio message from Hopedale Labrador reported by A L Alexander of Dormont details MacMillan’s Arctic expedition progress. The note to the National Geographic Society describes calm, millet weather, Eskimo services, Moravian mission support, and men acquiring gear while awaiting schooner arrivals.
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Pittsburg
A. L. Alexander
Dormont
MacMillan
D, CG
National Geographic Society
Washington
Ehly
Hopedale
Labrador
Orinber
Nairn
MacMilan
Civil Social Life Problems Talked By Young Baptists
Indianapolis July 92 Asso ciated Press reports that the Baptist Young Peoples Union of America will place civil and social life issues on discussion programs at its 34th annual convention. A special commission report from 2183 delegates cites opinions on world court immigration and moral standards with Los Angeles named for 1926 as the meeting site.
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Indianapolis
Associated Press
Baptist Young Peoples’ Union of America
Los Angeles
FAVORS STATE All FOR RECLAMATION FAVORS STATE
Dr. Hubert Work secretary of the interior opposes the Baker Oregon irrigation project unless the Yale plan is pledged to retirement. He and Dr. Mead press state aid to settlers, arguing reservoirs must be colonized and settlers financed up to 5,000 dollars from state or reclamation funds. Work remains pessimistic about reclamation during a time of high costs and calls land unsuited for large scale irrigation.
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AY Associated Press
Hubert Work
Brevetary of the Interior
Baker
Oregon
Yale
Tierce
Finnod Mead
Reclamation
Funyanton
Elkr
Enongh
Mead
Dr. Mead
Recoration Fund
Dremr
Gregan
JIGGS WILL HAVE 70 TAY HAIR TONIC Sings and bold stage hints
The piece centers on a dramatic stage show featuring Jiggs and a daring act described as a fearless carnal performer. It notes tension around a looming big event at Felons Friday and hints at exotic dancers and dangerous theatrics amid a chaotic urban setting. The narrative includes fragmented quotes and names, alluding to performers and admirers in a rambunctious, sensational tone.
Thrilling views on St Louis 1806 frontier history
The Missouri Gazette fragment recounts 1806 frontier scenes with Osages and Panies allies marching 5000 warriors toward the frontier. Dispatches hint at looming war, referencing Chesapeake and Captain Lawrence. The piece notes early 19th century coverage and scarcity of sensational crime reporting.
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Kansas City
Lutlir Johnson
St. Louis
Louisiana
Fennimore
Hal Goverment Co
Sthawanes
Pioneer
Chesapeake
James Lawrencer
Dog Sacrifices Life to Save Mistress in Michigan
In Muekegom Michigan an old brindle dog named Jilly Isrip saved Miss Mable Hill from a rattlesnake on a trail near a cottage. The dog was bitten while warding off the strike and died within an hour.
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Mable Hill
Rei
Germany Exposition Displays Tech Leap to World Power
The Munich traffic and conning exhibition showcases Germanys advances in land, water, and air transport with new turbine engines, high pressure boilers, rapid electrification, and innovative harbor, dam, and telecommunication ideas. Officials stress Germanys rise as a global tech leader, while observers debate American superiority and the cost of speed.
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Germany
Munich
Geremaany
Aerdronic
Avielalion
Nike Rapid
Munich Exhibition Warns Americans of Competitive Germany
The piece argues that Europe and the Americas diverge in living rhythms and progress. It contends that Germany's technical display signals a brewing clash between easygoing Eastern habits and Western efficiency, serving as a warning to American confidence in mechanical prowess.
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Inderd
Europe
Americas
Germany
Public Relations Committee Named By Air Transport
Washington July. Appointment as a public relations committee led by Wil T. Mayes was announced by the National Air Transport. The $10,000,000 commercial air service company says the committee will educate the public on aviation issues and government concerns. Members include editors and publishers from major papers such as Blethen of the Seattle Times, Brisbane of the New York Journal, Chandler of the Los Angeles Times, Catherany of the San Francisco Chronicle, and Ads.
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Washington
Wil T. Mayes
National Air Transport
Tur
Howard JE. Coffin
Hays
Wescape
Cytl Blethen
Seat
Yes Times
Arthur Brisbane
New York Jornal
Marty Chandler
Los Angeles Tins
George T. Catherany
San Francisco Chronicle
Ray Ads
Miners Demands Go To Operators
John L. Lewis presented 135000 miners demands for a 10 percent wage rise a check off a two year contract and working condition improvements as the current contract nears expiration in August Samuel Warriner chairman of the operators conference voiced surprise at the terms noting market conditions favor a wage decrease and urging arbitration in case of deadlock
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Atlantic City
Nst
John L. Lewis
United Mine Worklors
Samuel J. Warriner
Amthexcite
Ife
Nonstandard Police Panel Case Ends With Fine for Pants
In a curious court scene Judge Urry B. Neldan presided over Arthur a seven year old boy facing a conduct issue involving a patrolman. Lester Moore’s appearance in court connected to the matter, with Arthur reportedly resisting the officer’s authority and showing a disruptive appetite for blue cloth pants. The testimony detailed two attempts to provoke the officer, culminating in a sentence that included a fine and a potential change in the officer’s attire.
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Arthur
Rollle
Lester Moore
Nic Arthur
Moore
Sid
Notable Names Include Scripps Howard and AP Ties
Howard Scripps-Howard papers and Associated Press links emerge with Pacific media figures Valpar J. Piper from Portland Oregonian and Melville J. Stone alongside Cornelius Vane deebitt Jr Vanderbilt Newspapers Inc. details indicate network collaborations and press lineage.
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