Colonel Coolidge Laid To Rest In Simple Plymouth Burial
Colonel John C. Coolidge father of the president was buried in a small Plymouth cemetery amid snow. The ceremony at his farm house parlor included no eulogy or music and was conducted by Rev. John White with six national guardsmen as bearers. Widely connected figures sent tributes while the Coolidge family faced a somber, wind swept day en route to Washington after the service.
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John C. Coolidge
Coolidge
John
White Farm
Colonel Coolidge
Calvin Coolidge
Episcopal Church
John White
Providential
Vermont
Colonel
Pitt
President Coolidge
Washington
Waite River Junction
White House
Northampton
Mass
Sam
Amby College
Sargent
Maor James FL Coupal
W. Sitly -Tomor
Stock Prices Slump As Markets React To Week Declines
New York reports widespread declines across stocks and commodities with the Dow average near its February lows. Wheat futures slid 4 to 8 cents a bushel, corn and raw sugar options hit new lows, cotton eased, and French francs dropped to postwar lows amid signals of possible trade slump. Credit remains relatively easy with time money around 4.5 percent and call money near the same level as outside loans fall under that rate.
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New York
Mar
Siace
Weather outlook for Virginia and Tennessee
Partly cloudy in Virginia with increasing clouds on Sunday and Monday as temperatures rise. Tennessee sees fair Sunday followed by showers Monday and a warming trend.
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Virginia
Tennessee
Italian trial ends fingerprints identify suspects in Matteotti slaying
In Chieta Italy May 20 the trial over Matteotti's 1924 slaying progressed with expert fingerprints on the pane identifying Ametizo Dumini and Albino Volpe. The defense argued the crime was unintentional or unaffiliated, while Robert O Farinachi will summarize the defense claim of grave provocation.
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Chieta
Italy
Atythe
Matteotti
Dunia
Ametizo Dumini
Albino Volpe
Robert 0. Farinachi
Death in Birmingham steel furnace disaster of 21 workers
An explosion at a Woodward area plant in Birmingham today killed and seriously injured multiple workers. The No. 2 furnace, 19 feet in diameter, broke apart and molten metal flooded the area, with 28 men affected. Six remain between life and death. one is missing. Rescue teams struggled amid debris and water pipes.
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Birmingham
Ala
Woodward Area Company
Frank H. Crockard
Overton
Mossboro
U S Participation in Court Meeting Depends on Plans
The State Department outlines that American participation in a World Court conference scheduled for September hinges on the discussion's scope and any proposed modification of reservations. Washington stresses no league authority to alter reservations and awaits Kellogg's talks with President Coolidge, Borah, and others before deciding.
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Borah
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Committee Meets in Washington on Muscle Shoals Bid
Washington March 20 P The congressional committee negotiating a lease for Muscle Shoals discussed the situation with Major General Lansing H Beach retired former chief of army engineers and considered appointing him as technical advisor if the authorization bill passes. J W Worthington formerly Ford staffer now with American Dynamide bids. A new bid from Castleberry of Shreveport is submitted with local client details withheld.
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Mar
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Lansing H. Beach
Army Engineers
General Beach
Henry Ford
J. W. Worthington
Ford
American Dynamide Company
John A. Hull
F. RE. Gustleberry
Shreveport
Elier
Castleberry
J. H. Levering
Alabama Power Company
Forbes Prisoner of War Hero Turns Federal Inmate
Leavenworth, Kans. Mar 20. Charles R. Forbes once led the Veterans' Bureau and was trusted with 33 million dollars to aid veterans. He begins a two year sentence for conspiring to defraud the government, appearing aged beyond his 47 years with a limp and slow gait after a paralytic stroke.
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Kans
Mar
Charles R. Forbes
Veterans’ Bureau
United States Penitentiary
Forbes
Senate Strikes House Provision In Independence Bill
Washington March 20 A house provision of the independence ollies appropriation bill aimed at limiting federal trade commission investigations was stricken by the Senate. Inquiries could be ordered only with approval of both houses of Congress. Senator Norris moved the measure without record vote, opposing the trade commission’s makeup. Senator King denounced the commission as aiding trusts, citing the sugar investigation as inadequate, and Senator Newlands called it a refuge of monopoly. Senator Neeley questioned relief for poorer Americans from the commission.
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Mar
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Senate
Federal Trade Commissio
Congress
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King
Utah
The
Trade Commission
Newis
Commission
Hunt
Humphrey
van Fleet
Neeley
Dem
W. Va
Dives
Lazarus
Neely
Marshall's Sent Through Relentless Cross Fire Query
Philadelphia dispatch reports under cross examination David Marshall a chiropraetor charged with murdering milliner Anna May Dietrich. He denies the murder and most confessions but admits dismembering the body to hide the crime
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David
Marshall
Anna May Dietsrich
Cormnanwestlh
Imroner
Miss Dietrich
President's son flees train in Northampton
A presidential special halted in Northampton to escort John son of the president away from the crowd as he sought transport toward Amherst. He hurried along with a suitcase declining offers for a ride and proceeded to a drug store before boarding a trolley toward Amherst College.
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Northampton
John
The
Northampton Gazette
Amherst
Ambherst Tallere
Newport News Launches Nine Ships in Historic Event
Newport News Shipbuilding & Dry Dock staged a two hour launch festival as nine ships slid into the water and keels for three more were laid. Attendees included Senators Carter Glass and Claude A Swanson Assistant Secretary Drake and other officials. The gates opened at 9 00 to a packed yard of over six thousand workers and visitors.
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Newport News Today
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Carter Class
Claude A. Swanson
Drake
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Mercée
House of Representatives
Shipping Board
Virginia General Assembly
Gelock
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