White House Autobiography Excerpt: Coolidge Life and Loss
The article previews a Cosmo magazine installment by Calvin Coolidge, recounting his entry to the White House after Harding’s death and the death of his son Calvin. It notes Long’s description of the campaign years and Coolidge’s reflections on duty, fate, and the presidency.
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White House
Calvin" Coolidge
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Ladies* Home Journal
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Library Board Honors Late William Bromelsick
The city library board adopted resolutions at its regular meeting to express appreciation for the services of the late William Bromelsick, a longtime member and former treasurer who died February 16 1929. The vote extended heartfelt sympathy to his widow and sons, noting his faithful work and impact on the library’s growth and community. A copy of the resolution was to be sent to the Bromelsick family.
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City Library Board
William Bromilsick
Lawrence
William
Bromeisick
Sour
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Asia
Bromelsick
Kans City trio entertains at jail visit riot control
A fragmented report describes three Italian men entertaining inmates at a Kansas City city jail. Officers intervened as the group persisted, revealing details of a gathering tied to the Liberty Posterican Legion meeting.
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Moz
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Regional Plan of Scouts Approved by Lawrence District
The Lawrence district completed its regional Scout organization plan at a Chamber of Commerce meeting attended by Lawrence and Lecompton troops. A final regional meet will include 60 troops from seven Kansas counties and be held in Lawrence on March 20. Officer elections named W. K. Bruner as district chairman and L. H. HOWston as scout commissioner, with several other posts to be filled.
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Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence
Lecompton
Kansas
Davies
Omala
Lawence
Hp Lawrents
W. K. Bruner
H. G. Ingham
George Lowman
Law
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B.B. Dawson
Kansas City
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Edwin Belles
H. G.ngham
K. Fesrize
BH. J. Logsdon
Gay Webster
Wee
Palmeteer
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W. A. Dill
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Yworth
Leavenworth
Osage’ County
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Dawson
Cdme
Douglas
Wrandote
Johnson
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Miami
Earle K. Behrend
Theodore Naish
B. Dar
Wyandotte
Bandits Loot Bank In Chautauqua Kansas Robbery
Arkansas City report says bandits robbed the Chautauqua State Bank in Chautauqua Kansas late yesterday locking the cashier in the vault after assault. They secured most cash and currency with an initial loss estimated by officials. A man named Floyd Storer reportedly offered resistance as the thieves fled, and south of town a local fire chief notes a new fire pumper track added to the city's equipment.
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Arkansas City
Kan
Yesteray
Chautauqua State Bank
Chautauqua
Oalivia
Floyd Storer
le Noble
Mahhatt
Campaign Developments in Mexican Civil War Report
AP reports March 8 that federal forces push toward Vera Cruz after capturing the city from rebels aided by deserters led by Jose Cervantes. The north and northwest fronts see continued clashes as government troops move to dislodge rebels with General Jesus Aguirre and Simon Aguirre in focus.
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Durango
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Sinaloa
Vera Cruz
Jose Cervantes
Jesus M. Aguirre
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Tejeda
Simon Aguirre
Iran
Portes Gil
Plutarco Elias
Galles
Tuared
Matias’ Ramos
Tsry
Chihuahua
Five Die in Scribner Dynamite Blast Fire
Five men died and about thirty were injured in a dynamite blast during a barn fire at the home of Carl Hollander, a county supervisor, near Scribner Nebraska. Firemen Gus Pittack Fred Feltner Guy Clark and two Scribner mechanics were among the dead. Most injured were city firefighters. the blast blew victims up to 150 feet away and was felt as far as West Point.
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Scribner, Neb, Mar, & (Ap
Carl Hollander
Gus Pittack
Fred Feltner
Guy Clark
Scribner
Two Kansas City arrests of visiting trio from St Joseph
In Kansas City two 18 to 19 year old girls from St Joseph Mo were arrested after allegedly spending funds to entertain local men during their visit. The trio met trouble when room rent was overdue and a check written by Branum was returned for insufficient funds. Vivian Lyons reportedly returned home earlier after funds ran out.
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Kansas
St. Joseph
Kansas City
Mayhew
Margaret
Riddle
Caldeen
Birnum
Seul
Branum
Vivian Lyons
Eighth Douglas County rural scholarship contests set
The eighth annual rural school scholarship contests will be held at Lawrence High School on Feeney Lane. County Superintendent Todas Lane expects 250 to 500 students to participate in spelling, essay, and writing contests. First place in each subject will win a fountain pen, while second and third receive Eversharp pencils. an honorable mention list will also be announced.
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Douglas County
Lawrence High School
Feeney Jy Lane
Bhodock
O. J
Todas Lane
Papil
Debate winners announced today across Kansas districts
Winners of high school debates in Kansas twelve districts across classes A and B were announced by H G Ingham, director of the University of Kansas extension department. Pairings for inter-district and semi-final debates were released, with finals at the University of Kansas likely around April 12.
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H.G. Ingham
University of Kansas
Ingham
Gemit
Glass
Atchison
Piola
Coffeyville
Eureka
Iste
Woodston
Coldwater
Sedgwick
Goessel
Pretty Prairie
Oakley
Spearville
Publae Coffeyville
Arkansas City
Soles
McPherson
Pratt
Hoisington
Wakeeney
Oberlin
On High Honor Roll At Lawrence High School
Seventy two Lawrence High School students are listed on the scholastic honor roll for the first six weeks of the current semester. Eleven students earned four E's, twenty four earned three E's, seven had no E's, and a long list of names accompanies each achievement group.
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Lawrence High School
Sallie Arnett
Alfred Baldwin
Rachel Edson
Carolyn Harp‘ov
Thelma Humphrey
Lloyd Metzler
Edna Jane Penney
Kurl Riesen
Clifton Randall
Helen Welch
Margaret Ince Ose
Lila Anderson
Fred Burnett
Elizabeth Brandt
Barbara Batteldes
Juanita Clark
Evangeline Clark
Georgiana Eberhard
Melvin Griffith
Alice Gill
Lida Holmer
Allena’ Hicks
Gladys Noe
Josephine Marshall
Lois McFarlan
Gretchen Orchip
Claudine Ynolds
Margaret Sherwood
Ath Stockwell
Rae Stoland
Lais
Take Landings Field Douglas Ariz Pocket Gophers Proved
Landing report from Douglas Arizona notes pocket gophers have been detected. The AP dispatch details aviation interest and related investigations. Authorities cited ongoing field tests and measurements.
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Douglas
Ariz
Ali
Lawrence High School concert aids eight students’ trip to Wichita
The Lawrence high school music department will hold a benefit concert tomorrow at 8 o'clock in the Sector high school auditorium to raise funds for sending eight Lawrence students to the Southwest Conference of Music Supervisors in Wichita in May. Admission is twenty five cents. Participating groups include the University of Kansas men’s glee club, the Lawrence high school girls’ glee club, the Lawrence high school orchestra, and the Cordley grade school orchestra, with several solos.
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Byron C.donmyer
Lawrence High School
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Eville
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Genevieve Hargiss
L. Mit S. Girls' Glee Clubs
Matullah-Kreisier
Mat- Biz Brown Bear
Manny Zuc- Pi
Evelyn Swar- Evelyn
Swarthout
Campbell-Tipton
Byron Donmyer
Mrs. Donmyer
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Grieg
Herbert
M.S
Wade
Ole Gaelle
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Kk. U
Arms Mannier
Machado Plans for an Independent Cuba by Means of Industrialism
Havana dispatch notes Cuba seeks diversified farming and industrial growth to reduce dependence on imports. Under President Machado, Cuba aims to expand exports and ties with civilized nations, forecasting prosperity though not matching 1918–21 peak. 1923 shows Cuba weathering sugar decline with no greater crisis than peers, amid postwar readjustment.
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Oyster defense sparks clash over Vitamin claims
Paris reports France defends the oyster sector amid a clash with Britain over the value of oyster vitamins. French oyster magnate F Borde rejects British views, arguing vitamins are of little importance while appealing to the republic for support.
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France
F. Borde
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Oyster Vitamin C Controversy Claims Debunked
A historical note cites M Borde of Madama Randuin and Dr Portier of the Sorbonne proving the oyster contains a large quantity of vitamin C. American experiments are said to have supported the existence of vitamins, though the claim is presented as theoretical and contested.
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Dr. Portier
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Varicose Veins Treated by Injections Gaining Ground
From the Gorgas Memorial Institute in Washington D C and European researchers comes a summary of injection therapies for varicose veins. Sodium salicylate sodium chloride and sugar solutions show high success, with sugar solutions reducing cramps and ulcers. The U S adoption is rising as these methods mature.
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Germany
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U.S
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Claims Tank Invention Suit Against State
Parisot de Rupé, who says he is the real inventor of the tanks used in the world war, sues the state for 600000 damages alleging he communicated his invention plans to England. He seeks damages for the alleged disclosure and loss of his claim to credit and profits.
War protester sues after no reply from ministries
A managing editor of the Post al and Literary Annals claims to have invented war tanks and has filed a court action after submitting protests to the ministry of war and the premier’s office but receiving no response. The case outlines his grievance and seeks official remedy.
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Ministry of War
Last Brit windjammer Garthpool to anchor in London Thames
The four masted bark Garthpool, last of Britain’s square riggers, may be saved from breakers by the Honorable Company of Master Mariners in London. Anchored near Blackfriars, she could become a museum or training ship if funds allow. Currently bound for Australia in ballast, she was once built for the Calcutta Dupdee jute trade and now hails from Montreal.
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Colonial Airways plans gear up for expanded passenger service
Officials of the Colonial Airways system announce a planned material increase in airplane equipment and new passenger service within a few months amid rising travel and mail volumes. Since formation in 1926, the three-company system reports 658,868 miles flown, 9,478 passengers carried, and 164,000 pounds of mail to Boston, Cleveland, and Montreal.
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Nicaraguans See Planes As Everyday Travel
Bluefields Nicaragua reports that most locals have never seen a car or train but view air travel as common. US Marines offer rides when planes have spare seats, aiding a rapid Bluefields to Managua journey that once took boat and horse days. Colonial Western Airways operates Albany to Cleveland, logging 236,017 miles and carrying 4,458 passengers plus 45,613 pounds of mail in its first year and a half.
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Colonial Western Airways
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Cleveland
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Metal Banknotes In Famed Avonmore Collection Awaiting Buyer
London AP reports a 600 million pound Avonmore collection of historic banknotes on display in a Mayfair mansion awaiting purchase. Notes range from 1697 Exchequer to 1821 Bank of England, with fibers of silk and leather and rare private bank issues.
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