Hoover Meats Coal Fight Talks With Coolidge In Boston
Secretary Hoover visited Coolidge in Boston amid coal strike talk and discussed industrial conditions and a plan for commercial operation of the navy airship Los Angeles. He and the president touched on wage disputes briefly after cabinet arrival, with Hoover noting industry should settle its own relations. A Boston airship proposal by Hammond Sattherlee and Har.desty to run passenger freight service was presented to the vice president for consideration.
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Bswampscott
Manas. Ang
Hoover
Coolidge
San Francisco
Foith
Navy
Los Angeles
Boston Ney Yard
White Court
Commetee Department
Mr. Hoover
White House
Weaver
Sey
Vic
John Hays Hammond, Jr
Herbert Satterlee
New York
J. P. Morgan
Jed
Beck
Chicago
Pioneers Picnic Program Sets South Side Merrymaking Aug 12
Complete program for the South Side Pioneers Picnic on Wednesday August 12 announced by Secretary HOT Stawell. The event begins at Trench schoolhouse with forenoon games and a noon dinner in the old fashioned picnific style. Activities include quails in the morning, a 2 30 start for sports and music by the South Riverton orchestra. An address by Wilfrid Hocking, officer elections, and various races plus a baseball game cap the afternoon entertainment with cash prizes offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side Pioneers
Hot. Stawell
Trench School House
South Riverton Orchestra
America
Sehneider
Bh. H. Kistler
George Mollick
Myr
Ed. Fortune
Harold Karman
Orpha Hannah
Wilfrid Hocking
Ohio Pastor Preaches in Community Church
Dev Thomas N. McDowell of the First Presbyterian church of Fostarfa will preach the Lane Way morning sermon at 10 50 at the Community church. He will fill the pulpit in Rev HW Parrott’s absence. Mrs Russella Veree leads the music service singing the soprano solo Israel by Dudley Buck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas N. McDowell
First Presbyterian Church of
Fostarfa
Lane Way
McDowell
Community Church
Irving Parrott
Russella Veree
Israel
Dudley Buck
Mir mail robbed in bold San Francisco heist
Eight air mail pouches were stolen from a United States mail truck on the San Francisco Embarcadero. Six armed men in a car forced the truck to stop near Market Street and Perry Building, warning the driver not to call police as they escaped with the pouches. Spectators recorded the car’s license number.
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San Francisco
Call
Aug. S
United States
Perry Building
Market Street
Hard Coal Miners Row Not Hopeless
ATLANTIC CITY N J Aug 8 AP Anthracite scale negotiations broken off last Tuesday are still on technically speaking it developed tonight because by agreement both sides letters exchanged meanwhile so into the record and correspondingly counter points By the arrangement the Thursday letter sent by Samuel D Warriner chairman of the anthracite operators conference in reply to the letter preceding the Thursday Wreck addressed to him by John J Lewis president of the United Mine Workers becomes as much part of the deliberations as if Mr Lewis were face to face it was said The same will be true of the letter Mr Lewis was completing today which he will answer Mr Warriner s reply and which he plans for the operators veteran leader and also the public to see Monday Nothing else however is reported as having developed toward bringing the warring miners and operators together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
Samuel D. Warriner
John J. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Lewis
Watrriner
Two youths to jail for theft of tires
Pentwater Michigan August 8 Darwin Van Brocklin and Clifford Savage pled guilty in Justice Gurney's court to stealing two tires from a Studebaker in front of Verbeck Tavern. They were jailed after sentencing and fined 10 dollars plus 5 dollars costs or 30 days in jail.
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Pentwater
Mich
Darwin van Brocklin
Clifford Savage
Shelby
Hart
Builty
Justice Gurney
Orlie Reed
Studebaker
Verbeck
Missing Chicago aviators haunt Pentwater parents
Mrs L P Williams reports anxious hours as Mr and Mrs B M Guthercoal await news of three Chicago aviators who left July 27 for a Michigan trip and have not yet returned over water. They fear a possible Lake Michigan disaster while radio and newspapers seek details of the Unknown's itinerary toward Detroit Ludington Pentwater with stops unclear.
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L. P. Williams
Pentwater
Mich
B. M. Guthercoul
Chicago
Michigan
Ttch
Chicaeo
Detroit
Mr. Gathercoal
Norris Gathercoal
Indiana
Lake Michigan
Norris
Ludington
Smalls
William Moran Dies After Illness in Ludington
William Thomas Moran longtime Ludington resident dies at 4:30 Saturday morning after a serious surgical operation at Paulina Stearns hospital. Born Oct 27 1889 he was a popular local taxi businessman and part of Moran and Arrow Taxi ventures. Survived by wife Catherine nee Rahrer and nine siblings with services at St Simon's Church Monday at 9 am and burial in Lakeview Cemetery.
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William Thomas Moran
Ludington
Paulina Stearns Hospital
Merry
St. Simon's School
Catherine Rahrer
Jas. Malone
St. Simon's Parish
Tfle
Dahringer & Morain Taxi Lines
Arrow Taxi
Moran
Mary Rohrer
North William Street
Frank
C 1
Harry Moran
Musketon
St. Simon's Church
Lakeview Cemetery
Day in Washington Tells of Graves Death and Smuggling Parade
Southern writer John Temple Graves dies at 66. Ku Klux Klan parades across the nation in Pennsylvania and Philadelphia. Treasury plans higher Canadian border patrol to curb smuggling. Agriculture forecasts cotton production at 12,500,000 bales. Interstate Commerce Commission investigators fail to assign blame for the Delaware Lackawanna wreck killing several.
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John Temple Graves
Avennis
Treasury
Department of Aerigature
Interstate Commerce Comission
Simplicity of Home Furniture and Value
The piece argues for affordable yet dignified home furniture, stressing that period replicas reflect culture and comfort. It promotes faithful reproductions of authenticated designs to enhance the home’s atmosphere and tie to European industry. The ad invites inspection of notable styles and asserts good furniture is not expensive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. C. Hansen
Cinderella Girl Loged Happy Home in New York
Report from Queens shows Mary Louise, claimed to be sixteen, adopted by millionaire estate operator Browning after a conference with officials. Browning vows to nullify the adoption and bar any claim to property. Mary Louise previously attempted poisoning herself, and is now placed in a temporary home as evidence is reviewed by Surrogate Noble.
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E. W. Browning
New York
Holwand
Brownring
Mary Louise
Queens County Acterities
Mary Brownie
Mars Louise
Browning
Torin
Earlien
Dty
Dale
Attourney Newcombe
Queens
Public Welfare
Coller
Mr. Browning
Daniel Noble
Queens County Court
Kew Gardens
Salvation Army Committee Named for Ludington Campaign
The Ludington Salvation Army outlines a new committee to conduct the local fund drive. Mayor C. C. Caswell leads the list of volunteers, with districting by Miss Laura Holmes and a headquarters at 127 South James Street. Funds largely stay in Ludington to support local rescue homes and maternity facilities, with Capt. Elmer Johnson leading the corps and Lieut. James DePord assisting.
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Salvation Army
Ludington
C. C. Caswell
L. Peterson
South James Street
Ludington State Bank
Priday
Daily News
Army
Lurlington
United States
Fox
Elmer Johnson
Johnson
Lieut
James DePord
Hospital Tag Day Raises About $1,000
A fragmented local notice reports that Hospital Tag Day fundraising brought in roughly one thousand dollars. The article mentions volunteers and ads promoting the event, with details obscured by garbled OCR.
DAY BATTLE LINE TIGHTENS ON CANADA BORDER
The treasury plans a large patrol expansion along the international line from the Atlantic to the Pacific. Detroit patrols will grow under Collector Ferguson who can add 30 to 50 men and deploy cars and power boats as needed. A 71 new patrolmen have been hired recently and independent prohibition forces join the effort against rum running.
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Wasthington
Aug
Treasury
Canadian
Atlantic
Pacific
Maine
Buffalo
Great Lakes
Detroit
Ferguson
Prohibition
the Treasury
Detroit River
Bryan Will Leaves All to His Family
William Jennings Bryan's will filed in Dade county probate court provides for his family and church causes. Maury Baird Bryan receives furnishings and one third of the estate. Ruth Bryan Owen Grace Bryan Hargreaves and William Jennings Bryan Jr. get one fourth of the remaining two thirds. The rest goes to distant relatives, with receipts described as entwining spiritual and intellectual. The will cites unreported total assets and mentions church funds and a military academy.
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Miami
Fla. Ang
William Jennings Bryan
Dade County
Maury Baird Bryan
Ruth Bryan Owen
Grace Bryan Hargreaves
William Jennings Bryan, Jr
Modern Equipment Upgrades At Ogool School Opening
The Ogool public schools will open Tuesday morning September 8 with a rushed addition to the high school. The board of education secured modern equipment for all departments, including a new chemical laboratory on the first floor of the southwest corner, six four-pupil tables with gas sinks water cupboards and locks, and a biology and physics lab area with new tables and apparatus. The old chemistry lab is becoming a classroom and will get new seating and blackboards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Chemical Laboratory
Colin
Davies Family Heads South for Winter in Washington
J H Davies of 401 East Filer Street, long ill, left Friday to spend winter in Washington DC. Mrs Alma Goldbeck and children from Washington joined the family for part of the trip, traveling as far as Jackson. Leslie Davies drove 115 miles from Glen Harbor to catch the evening train, arranging the rest of the journey with Doroth y Davies remaining in Ludington, and Miss Marjorie Davies staying in Michigan before joining Rex Davies in Jackson later.
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J. H. Davies
East Filer Street
D.C
Mra
al’. Goldbeck Andehildren
Washington
Davies
Milas Beulal Davies
Jackson
Hex Davies
Leslie Davies
Glen Harbor
Scottville
Mr. Davies
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Epworth the Beautiful
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Indian Trail Amphitheatre
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Flyer IU Arxious
William T. Moran
Cinderella
Mog
Realth Resort
Missouri
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Raymond W. Cummins
Clay County
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Cola Bo
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Tudington
Lake Region
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Fiuron
Fred Pittivd
Scotsville
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Edgewater Resort & Hotel
Upper Hamlin Lake
Nels Nelson
Jake
Ludington 6001
GAL
Mastiny
Eagles’ Hall
William Oran
Fred Groening
Salvation Army Committee
Grand View Hotel
Paul Meroz
Prop
Askeress Cheyi
Canada Borger
Bryan Will
United States Bureau of the Clan Affairs
New Mexico
Kozy Theatre
Pola Negri
William Farnum
Harlan
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