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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1925
Page
3
President Coolidge moves through Washington by foot or car with minimal notice. Secret Service observers shield his path during evening strolls as crowds and traffic largely ignore the nation’s leader.
The Secret Service car ahead of the President prevents any vehicle from passing. The President travels at a moderate pace and the escort abruptly cuts off offenders by crowding them to the curb. Drivers protest until realizing they cannot pass the President.
Citizens remain eager as throngs fill near the White House gates hoping to glimpse the president entering or exiting. The scene underscores continued public interest and heightened security around the executive residence.
London reports that since unemployment relief began the government dole has led several cities to raise stone breakers' wages to secure enough rock for street repairs.
Boys and girls in dairy calf clubs across the United States will exhibit at the 1925 National Dairy Exposition in October. Individual classes are open to one champion calf of each breed in a statewide competition.
State wide contest invites entries with prizes in each breed: first fifty dollars, second forty, third thirty, fourth twenty, fifth and sixth fifteen, and ten for each of the next nine places. Group classes require five animals per breed per state with limits on breeds and groups per state.
The contest awards prizes by breed with places paying as follows: first $100, second $80, third $60, fourth $40, and the next six placings at $20 each. This establishes a tiered payout structure for the event results.
In Wichita a judge humorously clarifies there is no law against skipping school to attend a circus parade. A young boy was arrested for truancy on circus day, insisting he only wanted to see the parade.
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