Washington callers find Coolidgetauturnity is inheritance
Washington observers report President Coolidge’s calm demeanor is an inherited trait as his father Calvin Coolidge Sr visits during Plymouth Vermont burial. Vanderlip withdraws to Scarborough New York, while Hughes and Mellon rely on bachelors Harrison and Winston in summer offices. Fries and Cook warn women against pacifist influence and radical propaganda. A verse distributed by the Reserve Officers' Associations echoes patriotic resolve.
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Harry B. Hunt
Washington
White House
Fiava
Treasury
Europe
Hughes
Mellon
Garrard Winston
Sam
Leland Harrison
Foreign Service
Tokyo
Amos Fries
Chemical Warfare Service
U. S.army
Anthony Cook
America
Bolen Reunion August 23rd at Thompson Bolen Home
A large Bolen family reunion is set for Wednesday August 23 at the Thompson Bolen home in Blacklick Sar at Livermore. The event invites all in Indiana and Westmoreland counties and parts of Armstrong and Cambria to join in a community rally day with an entertainment program. Thompson Bolen, a well known promoter of the gathering, extends neighborly invitations and urges readers to take a day off from routine to attend.
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Big Bolen
Thompson Bolen
Blacklick
Livermore
Bolen
Indiana
Westmoreland
Armstrong and Cambria
Samily
Bolens
Thompson Bolens
Indiana County
Lg Bolen
World Flight progress and setback amid aircrew precautions
U S airmen Wade and Nelson face mixed fortunes as the around the world effort proceeds. Wade’s plane wrecked near Faroe Islands after engine trouble and heavy seas while Nelson completed a leg to Iceland. authorities pause formal entertainments to aid rest and safety during the hazardous voyage.
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Richmond
Wade
Boston
Fore Islands
Henry Ogden
Kirkwall
Scotland
INS
Leigh Wade
United States
Iceland
Lieut
Ogden
Reyjavik
Lowell H. Smith
Erik Nelson
Nelson
Smith
Orkneys
Faroe Islands
Hornafjord
Billingeley
Tenth Birthday of World War Reflections and Hopes
London papers mark the tenth anniversary of Britain's entry into the war with memories and cheerful forecasts. Premier Ramsay MacDonald receives praise for leadership at the allied reparations conference. The conference proceeds toward its aims as Germany may join discussions tomorrow.
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London
Lorenyopbaived
England
Ramsay MacDonald
Germany
Benjamin Perce and Banks 450 sp James W Mes
Benjamin Perce and Banks 450 engage with James W Mes in a developing matter. The involved parties include local figures and a dispute over a financial instrument. Further details remain unclear in the fragment.
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Panve Timbdlin
Benjamin Percer
Banks
James W. Mes
Peabody Coal Company Hosts Notable Meeting
A large gathering hosted by Peabody Coal Company featured speakers from Northwestern Mining, Rochester Pittsburgh, and Union Trust. Highlights included tribute to the late Francis Peabody, calls for industry cooperation, and news of a new ten year contract with Northwestern Mining. The event closed with a local theater showing of When a Man's a Miner.
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8. M. Free
Dr. Free
B. M. Clark
Rochester and Pittsburgh Coal Company
Francis Peabody
Mr. Peabody
Council of Defense
Clark
B.marshall
Union Trust Company
Cleveland
Charles O'Neill
Central Pennsylvania Operators’ Association
Ben Taylor
Brockwayville
Suffalo-Pittsburgh
The
Highway Association
Wright
J. Wills
Peabody Coal Company
Northwestern Mining Company
M. J. McCreight
Elks' Theater
Junior Tennis Championship heats with dramatic prelims
The Junior Tennis Championship preliminaries drew much interest among Y members as Saturday delivered four tight matches. Mar defeated Dickie 2-6 8-8 6-4, Shearer beat Musser 8-2 6-4, Leech won in straight sets over C Strope 8-2 and 9-7, and in the semi finals Leech beat Shearer in straight sets 6-8 8-6. Today expected to finish preliminaries while the Intermediate tournament begins with Wackob and Henderson facing Sloan, with semi finals to follow tomorrow.
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Mar
Dickie
Shearer
Musser
Leech
C. Strope
Shegrer Oyer
Vu. Wackob
Henderson
Sloan
Tomory
Penn State Picnic at Conneaut Lake Park
Penn State alumni and undergraduates from many counties plan a large picnic at Conneaut Lake Park in August. Dr. John M. Thomas will speak near the Conneaut Hotel. gatherings include singing, dancing, a golf course, and a topnotch bathing beach. The park adds a new hotel wing and an Oriental Garden to accommodate up to 1,000 guests.
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Penn State
Wotten
Pennsylvania
Conneaut Lake Park
Penn
John M. Thomas
Pennsylvania State College
Thomas
Fornt
Conneaut
Penn Staters
Penn States
Hotel
Fresh mass of evidence in murder trial
Dr Healy resumes testimony on the minds of Leopold and Loeb, detailing their long planned crime and a private “childish compact.” He describes their association, Loeb’s lack of deterrence, and Leopold’s consent to continue similar acts, while the court screens sensitive details.
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Crowe
Healy
Loeb
Leopold
Two Wills Probated Here Involving McNeilly Family
The will of Robert McNeilly of New Florence and the will of John P Georges of Buffington distribute property and funds among family members. McNeilly's estate leaves $1,000 to each parent and siblings, with remainder to be sold and split among four sisters and two brothers. J. McNeilly named executor. Georges leaves $1,500 to his wife and $500 to each of his children, with portions to siblings and others.
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Robert McNeilly
New Florence
Aetrim
Ireland
Hea
Wheatfield Township
Agnes
Ellen
Catharine
Mary
Jennie R. Hamill
Am J. McNeillyda
John P. Georges
Buffington Township
Jean
Elsis
Mabel Long
James
Yealter Arthur
Merton
Delmer
Beim
Mexican rancher assassins kill Mrs Evans in ambush
British press protests murder of Rosalie Evans, a British subject, at her ranch in Puebla Mexico. An American employee Adams and ranch foreman John Strauss were wounded as Agrarians seized land for communal use. Troops dispatched but assailants fled into the mountains after killing Mrs Evans.
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Mexico
Ramsay MacDonald
England
H. A. Cunard Cummins
Mexico City
Foreign Office
Cologna
Puebla
Evans
Blast makes permanent lake at central Pennsylvania quarry
In Pextang stone quarries, a massive blast overnight flooded the pit forming a lake about 400 feet long 100 feet wide and up to 700 feet deep. A thousand tons of crushed stone plus drills and a $20,000 crusher were inundated but salvaged before the water rose. Assistant State Geologist R W Stone declared the lagoon permanent. no name has been assigned.
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Harrisburg
Pextang
Pennsylvania
R. W. Stone
Two Die as Train Strikes Auto Near Dunkirk
Two people killed and two injured in a railway crash near Dunkirk New York when the first section of the twentieth century limited struck a car. Russell Faust five of Lakewood Ohio owner of the car slighty injured. Russell Quibell eighteen of Algonac Michigan died with internal injuries after hospital admission. John Devara driver of the car hospitalized in serious condition. Mrs Faust accompanying him on the trip to Cleveland.
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Dunkirk
N. Y
INS
Twentieth Century Limited
Russell Faust
Lakerwood
Ohio
Russell Quibell
Algonac
Mich
John Devara
Devers
Cleveland
Favet
Lancaster
Galbell
La Follette Platform Seeks Antiunion Planks
A political report outlines Robert La Follette s platform emphasizing anti union planks and a bold foreign policy stance. It criticizes other parties for neglecting free speech assembly and labor rights while supporting direct presidential elections and child labor amendment ratification.
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Federaon
la Follette
League of Nations
International Court of Justice
Hague
Railroad Labor Board
Au Prema Court
Townsend Dies Suddenly in Michigan Senator's Death
Charles Elroy Townsend longtime Michigan U S Senator died suddenly after feeling dizzy while on a neighborly porch visit in Jackson. The death occurred as he bid farewell to Dr L Harris and family. Townsend served 1910 to 1922 after losing reelection to Senator Farris.
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Jackson, Mich
INS
Charles Elroy Townsend
United States
Michigan
Townsend
E. S. Loomis
Farris
Senator Newberry
Senate
Senator Townsend
Harris
National Defense Day Plan Endorsed by Mass Groups
Washington August 4 The war department announced that more than twenty national organizations with over a million members endorsed the National Defense Day program. The plan calls for parades assemblies prayers patriotic music speeches and community recreation nationwide. Philadelphia police investigate the death of a five month old baby girl found wrapped in newspapers in Tacony suburb and question if the infant died before abandonment.
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Washington
P Ryment
War Department
Department
Antha Wayne Cook
Th Daughters of the American Revolution
Philadelphia
Tacony
Belts
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Seattle
Madson M. Patrick
Air Service
the World Flight
Peabody Coal Co
Ritisher
Sen. Townsend
Pittsburgh
Sunuay
Joseph Riley
Thomas Kennelly
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West Penn Hospital
George Wilcox
Milton R. Brown
Elinor L. Allison
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