President Coolidge backs Farm Bureau Fourth of July plan
Chicago May 21 President Coolidge praised the American Farm Bureau Federation plan to lead a nationwide Fourth of July celebration by nearly 2000 county farm bureaus. He said the event would strengthen social moral and spiritual community life and honor farmers of 1776 and 1925.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Coolidge
C. E. Bradhute
American Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Bureau
Marriage Mayhem as Gloria Flouts Household Duties
Gloria Gordon and Dick Gregory spin through a tense home life as she rejects cooking, hires staff, and flaunts romance with actor Stanley Wayburn. Dick, ill and anxious about work and fidelity, confronts Gloria over past infidelities and present flirtations while Mrs. Gregory meddles and Ranghild navigates loyalties in a combustible household.
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Gloria Gordon
Dick Gregory
Maggie
Gloria
Stanley Wayburn
Wayburn
Myra Gail
Leia Hough
Bill
May Seymour
Ranghild Swanson
Mrs. Gregory
May
Jim Carewe
Jim
Mother Gregory
Ranghild
Vindication Complete Believes Ex Governor Vindication Complete Believes Ex Governor
Former Kansas governor Jonathan M. Davis says his acquittal on charges of soliciting a bribe for executive clemency ends his political troubles. He plans to return to his Bourbon county farm to tend crops and fish occasionally. Politics is adjourned, he says.
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Topeka
Kas
Associated Press
Jonathan M. Davis
Kansas
Bourbon County
Mr. Davis
Proud Daddy Wilted Baby Was Borrowed
Nat Bass, a wealthy clothing maker, believed for nine months he was father of a baby boy. Mrs. Bass confessed to Assistant District Attorney Pecora that she bought the infant from a baby home for 75 dollars and pretended it was hers because her husband longed for a child. He now refuses to keep the child, though he and Mrs. Bass love it, saying he does not want to live a lie.
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Gloria
Glory
John
Washburn
New York
Nat Bass
Masonic Lodge Plans Special Session Tonight
Helene Lodge No. 3 summons members and visiting lodges to a 7 o'clock special session. Third degree work in two rooms with Ottawa Lodge No. 51 as visitors. Members and invited guests to attend followed by refreshments. H. H. Swain, W. M.
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Marysville
H. H. Swain
W. M
Women’s club snub reveals social codes of romance era
Gloria navigates gossip, marriage, and class as May Seymour faces outcasting for her affair with Jim Carewe. Gloria weighs her own risk of scandal while May pleads to join the Home Women’s Club, exposing the era’s tight rules on propriety and female solidarity.
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Gloria
Europe
Paris
Myra Gall‘ Ranghild
Joming
May
Jim Catena
Jimmy
Jim
Glory
Mother Gregory
Maud
Mav
Jim Caroene
Tye
Spring greens and dandelion greens in season text
Dandelion greens are in season and beer pairs with early spring. Spinach and beet crops can be succession planted for a long greens season. Swiss chard and New Zealand spinach offer hearty greens options. Plant 18 inches apart for New Zealand spinach. harvest chard young or cut leaves with midribs for bulk. Horseradish shoots and mustard boost greens. sow hardy annual seeds now for an early season harvest.
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Zealand
Garden seeding tips for flowers and lupins
The notes advise sowing many flowers like pies asters mourning brides pinks verbenas petunias and others any time while delaying pouttulaca until the second week in May when hot weather arrives. Annual lupins perform well with moderate soil and are good for cutting.
Confederate Veterans To Continue Reunions
Dallas May 21 The United Confederate Veterans voted to continue annual reunions and drop plans for departmental conventions or joint gatherings with the Grand Army of the Republic. Birmingham was chosen as next year’s meeting site. General W. B. Freeman was elected commander in chief after a state vote, with General James A. Thomas withdrawing. The group also urged a true history of the South and sought return of the Arlington mansion to Confederate folds, while pension proposals were tabled.
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Dallas
Tex
Associated Press
United Confederate Veterans
Birmingham
Ala
W. B. Freeman
Richmond
Virginia
James A. Thomas
Dublin
Tennessee
Freeman
Thomas
Grand Army of the Republic
Arlington Mansion
Robert E. Lee
Arlington Cemetery
South
Smallest World Baby Julie Treadway Stabilizes
Julie Treadway, born weighing 2 pounds at Touro Infirmary in New Orleans, has fluctuated to 1 pound 8 ounces before improving to 4 pounds 6 ounces by mid October 1924. Doctors monitor her progress as they aim for continued growth and survival.
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Julie Treadway
Touro Infirmary
New Orleans
Army officers toast with water at Juarez banquet
May 21 El Paso AP report says American border commission members drank only ice water at a Juarez banquet for Major General R L Howze of Fort Bliss. Wil lam K Vallance assistant solicitor for the state department attended and vouched for the water only claim to avoid publicity.
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EL Paso
Tex
Associated Press
Juarez
Border Commission
R. L. Howze
Fort Bliss
Willam K.vallance
State Department
American Commission
Vallance
Lincoln C. Andrews
Pretty Girl Magnet For Jewels and Kisses
Henry Clay Moffat of Brooklyn, famous for giving jewels and declaring his attraction to young women, is back in hospital for mental observation after recent incidents. Detectives traced $100 bracelets sent to a judge’s daughter and niece. Moffat initially denied involvement, then admitted giving them. he later kissed a 19 year old bank clerk at a Brooklyn corner and explained his actions as being magnetically attracted to young girls.
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New York
Associated Press
Henry Clay Moffat
Brooklyn
Reuben L. Haskell
Moffat
Hno
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