Navy base plans spark fears of new war era
A July AP report cites DOHENY remarks on naval oil assets and a feared great war. It mentions a naval air base in Washington and ties to Teapot Dome leaks. The piece notes secrecy and subpoenas in a lingering investigation tied to former secretary Wilbur and Doheny, with continued coverage on Page A. column.
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Times ‘Teddy
I . Doheny
Naval Oil Sea
Boca
Naval Air Base
John K. He
Washington
Hayaktan
United
P. Way
Pacific
Robison
Ftr
Wilbur
Doheny
Ken
County praised for early work on rehabilitating waste lands
A Mason County feature in Outdoor America lauds local efforts to reclaim derelict lands in Michigan style, highlighting a Boy Scouts planting drive and state forest restoration plans. Harold Tits writes of tax delinquent acres, Pine seedlings funding, and farmers joining to establish white pine and spruce stands for future Christmas tree production.
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Rolle
Harold Tits
Citsanthor
America
Mazon County
Michigan
Mason County Boy Scouts
Bates
Mason County
Wattonians
Marcus Schaaf
Ester
Dent Fof
Boy Scouts of the
Woman to Tour Europe on Three Month Trip
Mrs Eldneh Cayid plans a three month tour of Europe. She will leave her home for the journey, valued at about 4000, with her husband Roo Cavitt accompanying. They expect to attend the Paris exposition and travel by train across the country.
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Europe
Acter
Roo
Cavitt
Paris
Coolidge Resumes Vacation Amid Travel Hurdles
In Swampscott Massachusetts on July 1 AP reports President Coolidge resumed a interrupted vacation. He crossed the countryside with typical tourist ease, wandered routes, and paused in Isum New Hampshire for a quick meal and coffee. Secretary Standard remained at the White House to review business while the president visited Plymouth and surrounding areas. The trip follows concerns for his aged father and uncertainties about leaving the White House until a stable plan is confirmed.
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Swampscott
Maas
Coolidge
Plymouth
Sandard
Cammidge
Neglerguion
Conetinental
Aymi
White Court
Iain No Dhinger
Cparitoet
N. Sh
A. Ageref
Isum
N. Te
France Debts Move Stalls In Parliament As Talks Begin
Paris July 1 AP The Caillaux plan to grant debt funding measures failed 330 to 229 in the chamber but did not topple the Pal leve ministry. Paris reports France may send a commission to Washington to negotiate funding of the US debt with Briand indicating a cautious approach to negotiations. Foreign and finance officials weigh proposals as Britain and America debts are tied to France's autumn financial program.
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Paris
France
Caillaux
Chamber of Deputies
Palnleve
Paralstent
Prance
Belgium
Washington
United States
Briand
M. Paeschner
Foreign Office
Ministry of Fiance
Airplanes Join Search for Marquette Prison Runaways
In Lansing on July 1 AP reports two airplanes and the Michigan State Police joined Eddie Weisman and three companions who escaped Marquette prison. Planes from Seltridae field will sweep the area between the pines and underbrush as officers pursue the fugitives with radio contact. About 15 state police and a score of officers strengthen the effort as officials consider possible negligence by guards and ongoing investigations.
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Lansing
Midh
Luni
Tor Eddie Weisman
Marquette
Seltridae Field
Alan. G. Straighe
Manistee
Weisinaa
Land Bank to Conduct Foreclosures on Farms
The St Paul Federal Land Bank will assume foreclosures on farms of delinquent members. Local associations will forward foreclosure lists to the bank after the executive committee authorized the change following repeated requests. Cold weather has hurt the ice cream trade and milk receipts. Manistee dealers on the Freesoil route lost patrons.
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St. Paul Federal Land Bank
Land Bank
Air Mail Tonight Between Chicago and New York
Two squadrons will depart in opposite directions to test night air mail service along a cross country route. The event marks the first anniversary of through trans continental mail and promises eight to fifteen minute morning delivery. planes originate from Hawley field NewEvinswick and Maywood Tier near Chicago with one hundred fifty electric beacons lighting the 774 mile path and three landing fields arranged.
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New York
Maueuay
Chica
Impach
Hawley Field
New Ewinswick
Maywood Tier
Chicago
Fielste
Hilles
Quake News From Santa Barbara Dispatch T: Dispatched Amidst Damage and Darkness
The Associated Press reports Santa Barbara endured a major Pacific coast quake with 31 000 residents affected. Emergency staff operated from a flimsy shack using a makeshift power setup to wire nightly casualty tallies and city damage while awaiting further data. The report notes challenges like power outages and the improvised newsroom despite ongoing coverage.
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Santa Barbara
Cal
Associated Press
Woffen
Pacific Coast
Associated Prass “Bureau
Machne
Weather forecast for Ludington area tonight and Thursday
Unsettled conditions persist tonight with likely showers. Temperatures rise a bit tonight and look warmer tomorrow, with wind remaining moderate to fresh from the south to southwest.
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Ludington
Immigrant Policy Turns Tide in Year One
New York July 1 AP A commissioner described Uncle Sam s immigration policy as a gift to Americans offering opportunities to meet newcomers The one year mark shows restricted quotas and fewer arrivals at Ellis Island The chief effect is higher quality, younger immigrants with greater assimilability and economic value to the country
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New York
Uncle Sam
Henry H. Curran
Els Taland
Casa
Curran
Bills Island
Johnston Chosen July Fourth Speaker by Legion
A. M. Johnston was chosen by the American Legion committee on Fourth of July to speak at the city park in the morning. He will speak on Defense Day and Independence Day as observed by the Legion. After the Boy Scout exhibition at Culver Park, a march to the city park will precede his address.
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A. M.johnston
American Legion Committee
Mr. Johnston
Apeak
Legion
United States
Culver Park
He Soguis
City ‘Park
Donnaton
Boy Scouts Camp To Open At Hamlin Lake
Final arrangements for the Boy Scout camp at upper Hamlin lake, opening Monday, were discussed at a Scoaimaster-Committeeman association meeting held at the Community church east building. The meeting set plans for a systematic amusements program and named the camp after testing next Thursday night.
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Upper Hamlin Lake
Scoaimaster-Committeeman Association
Ww.a. Sbencery
Chief of Police To Indianapolis Attend Convention
Indianapolis officials approve Chief Timothy Barber's trip to the International Association of Chiefs of Police convention in Indianapolis after a commission discussion. Seven firefighters attended the Grand Rapids event with costs totaling 43.72 for transport and related expenses, while the city votes to return bids for street pay. Mayor Caswell notes property owners on James Street oppose the lane parking ordinance. Commissioners approve a $3,000 insurance policy for the city’s new Fifth Ward warehouse nearing completion.
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Thishiou
Timothy 4
Barber
International Association of Chiefs of Police
Indianapolis
J. R. Adama
Grand Rapids
International Association of Chieza of Police
Waas
Adams
Chiat Joseph
C. Caswell
Joseph
Mr. Joseph
Caswell
Yroperty
Jamea Street
Basil
Wird
Detroit man inherits estate amid Florida job search
A Detroit man named Stowe, found to reside after fleeing Michigan, reportedly inherited about $1 in equity while his wife and two children waited in Florida. Police had been seeking his whereabouts as details emerge from a local newspaper story.
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Pensacola
Willian
Stowe
Women battle grass fire near Rockwell cottage at Fort Lake
Fire tore along the south and west shores of Fort Lake near Rockwell cottage in Fountain Michigan on July 1. Mrs Ruby and two children aided by arriving neighbors fought a spreading grass blaze that endangered Lynch and Reek cottages and reached the Rockwell orchard. Origin uncertain but likely careless smoker.
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Miga-R
Reak
Reek
Rhany
Ander
Ludington Man's Mother Dead in Wisconsin
William E. Anderadi of Krogen Hardware Co. received a telegram announcing the death of his mother Mrs Christian Anderson at Union Grove Wisconsin. Mrs Anderson, 73, had been in failing health. Surviving are her husband, two sons William B. of Ludington and a daughter Mrs Bana Denningen. Mrs Eva M. Anderson, wife of William B, is convalescing in Taulton Stearns hospital after an appendicitis operation last week.
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William E. Anderadi
Krogen Hardware “Co
Christian Anderson
Union Grove
Wig
Mra
Anderson
William B
Ong Daushter
Bana Denningen
Chee
Eva M. Anderson
Willian
Tautlon Stearns Hospltat
Stricken City Faces Funds For Reconstruction
Fragmentary OCR shows a report on reconstruction efforts after a disaster. Mentions engineers, a $25,000 figure, and orders related to strengthening structures. Limited readable names and context.
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