Coolidge Eyes Western Summer White House Move
President Coolidge weighs a western summer stay with talks of the Black Hills and Colorado. South Dakota leaders press for Hardys Peak as an elevated cool retreat while Washington weighs Reed committee scrutiny linking Waterman’s 1926 Colorado Senate race.
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Sensior Capper
Coolidgne
Horace Greeley
Terge
Mr. Coolidge
Norbeck and
McMaster
South Dakota
Black Hills
White House
Coolidge
South
Norbeck and McMaster
Adirondacks
West
Washington
Rocky Mountains
Colorado
Reed Slush Fund Committee
Charles W. Waterman
United States
Waterman
Unusual Rise in Mississippi River Expected in Days
Heavy rains and snowmelt in northern Minnesota pushed the Mississippi River in St Paul to more than 10 feet over the low mark with a rise expected. Anoka reported a jump of over six feet overnight with streets inundated and further increases anticipated.
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St. Paul
Minn
Minnesota
Mississippi River
Conoe
Anoka
Mrs Chaplin Plans Return To Stage In Hollywood
Liza Grey Chaplin, wife of Charles Chaplin, announces she will return to movies within two weeks after failing to obtain $4,000 a month in temporary alimony. She has rejected several high paying offers including a $2,500 weekly deal with royalties for her and her children, citing family considerations.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Liza Grey Chaplin
Merry Lights of
Hollywood
Charles Chaplin
Beverly Hills
Chaplin
Chicago Gangsters Shoot Down Another Victim in Doorway
In Chicago Til on March 16 sawed off shotguns fired as Benjamin Zuckerman 33 restaurateur and alleged alky runner was shot near his doorway. Police later detained Alex Portugese and Peter Saranoff, enemies of Zuckerman tied to Maxie Eisen’s gang, amid a broader gangland murder surge.
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Chicago
Til
Frank
Lefty) Koncil
Gangland
Benjamin Zuckerman
Zuckerman
Alex Portugese
Peter Saranoff
Maxie Eisen
Benjamin Schneider
Wilton student drowns in Iowa River after canoe capsizes
Charles Wilson Gray a Wilton ISU engineering sophomore, drowned when a canoe with Edward Hartman capsized on the Iowa River near Iowa City. Hartman survived. Eva Mae Prunty of Des Moines attempted the rescue but cold water hindered her. The body was recovered within minutes and funeral services set for Friday in Wilton.
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Iowa City
Iowa River
Harles Gray
Wilton
Chamber of Commerce
Charles Wilson Gray
John Gray
Wilton Township
Edward J. Hartman
Cedar Rapids
Hartman
Gray
Eva Mae Prunty
Des Moines
Louis Zapf
Elkport
Charles W. Gray
Wilton High School
Iowa State University
Edward Hartman
Kappa Eta Kappa
Sons of
David
Sweetland M. FE. Church
Beinicke
Order of the de Molay
Muscatine
Francis A. J. Gray
Lucy G Gray
Sinclair’s Fate in Hands of Jury
The Senate contempt case against Harry F. Sinclair was given to the jury today in the District of Columbia supreme court in Washington D C. The case centers on alleged contempt of Congress and awaits a verdict from the panel.
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Sinclair
Washington, D. C
Senates
Harry F. Sinclair
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Jury drawn of nine housewives in Ford libel trial
Opening of the $1,000,000 libel suit against Henry Ford was delayed by a court conference. The nine jurors include five housewives and a saleswoman plus a dealer, a hardware merchant, a public accountant, a drug clerk, a cafe owner and a dry goods merchant. William Cameron and Fred Black were to testify first for Aaron Sapiro.
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Detroit
Midh
Henry Ford
Fred M. Raymond
James A. Reed
Ford
William Henry Gallagher
Aaron Sapiro
Sapiro
Raymond
Aaron Sapire
Littl
Ku Klux Klan
Dearborn Independent
Will
William Cameron
Fred Black
Gallacher
Dearborn Publishing Company
Ford Motor Company
Gallagher
Iowa Coal Strike May Be Prevented
Des Moines March 16. Governor Hammill announced progress toward a temporary settlement in the wage scale controversy after a conference between operators and miners recessed at noon. The meeting was called to seek a truce in Iowa mining wage disputes.
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State House
Des Moines
Hammill
Iowa
Haynes Seeks Prohibition Chief Post in Enforcement Law Shakeup
Washington march 16 exclusive Dispatch says Roy A Haynes is favored to become federal prohibition commissioner as the enforcement law takes effect. Melton is expected to appoint the head of the treasury bureau to oversee enforcement, with FE Yellowley of Chicago and J D Pennington of Pittsburgh as other leading contenders.
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Frederic William Wise
Washington
Dty
Roy A. Haynes
Prohibition
Melton
Treasury Bureau
Haynes
Ohio
Sam
Harding
Drys
FE. C. Yellowley
Chicago
J. D. Pennington
Pittsburgh
Slaving Father Slain Children Found in Gary Abandoned House
Walter Scholl longtime accountant and former convict hunted as investigators reveal he held his two children Vivian eight and Donald ten held against their will last December in Pittsburgh and were found dead in an Ether tainted Gary Indiana dwelling. The children adopted by Rev Charles Scholl were last seen with their father after a December appearance in St Louis. A threatening letter to his wife and son prompted警Gary police to search the vacant house where the bodies were discovered.
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Chicago
All
Walter Scholl
Vivian
Donald
Gary
Ind
Scholl
Margaeth
Pittsburgh
Charles Scholl
Margaret Scholl
St. Louis
Entombed in Well Man Rescued After All Night Burrow
Fuquay Springs North CarolinaMarch 16 AP Entombed 15 hours in a 76 foot well Jef Asworth was rescued early today after being pinned by cave in debris 46 feet down. Rescue workers dug through the rubble overnight by car headlamps farm lanterns and candles to free him.
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Fuquay Springs
N. C
Jef Asworth
Asworth
Leopold exonerated in Joliet escape plots
Nathan Leopold Jr was cleared of any role in last May’s Joliet penitentiary escape and a Will County jail breakout. Officials stated the money behind the plots likely came from the Mexican community in and around Chicago. Bernardo Roa remains at large with Juanita Gallardo held on aiding his escape.
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Young Leopold
Bobby Franks
Chicago, Ill
Nathan Leopold, Jr
Joliet Penitentiary
Will County
Leopold
Elmer Green
Roa
Bernardo Ros
Detroit
Juanita Gallardo
Joliet
Leo Grant
Leo Delgoda
Delgoda
Green
Chicago
Will Country
Hjalmar Rehn
Army Officer Waldo S Ickes Killed In Atlanta Car Crash
The body of Lieut Waldo S Ickes 35 of the U S Army was found on a street in Atlanta Georgia March 16. Authorities say he died in what appears to be an automobile accident. He was from Cullman Alabama and worked in the army finance office at Fourth Corps headquarters.
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Atlanta
Waldo S. Ickes
United States Army
Cullman
Ala
Army Finance Office
Fourth Corp
Plan for Traffic Volume Guides Iowa Road Upgrades
Iowa legislature considers a detailed statewide paving plan aligned with the Iowa Good Roads program. The proposal aims to surface about 4800 miles of primary roads, prioritizing high traffic roads while limiting county-initiated paving and guarding state bonds. It lists eastern Iowa routes including Primary Roads 1, 2, 3, 30 and 32 with proposed connections to neighboring states and cities.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa Good Roads Association
Hammill
Senate Highway Committee
House
Senate Committee
Highway Commission
High- Way Commission
Fairfield
Birmingham
Keosauqua
Oskaloosa
Sigourney
Washington
Columbus Junction
Grandview
Fort Madison
Farmington
Bloomfield
Centerville
Corydon
Leon
Mt. Arr
Bedford
Clarinda
Shenandoah
Sidney
Nebraska City
Clinton
Lowdon
Cedar Rapids
Belle Plaine
Tama
Marshalltown
Nevada
Boone, Jefferson
Carroll, Denison
Missouri Valley
Council Bluffs
Daven
Be Better Shirts Prompted For Coat Dilemma
A fragment quoted line reflects a complaint about clothing and advice given on starting places. The speaker mentions wanting better shirts and avoiding taking off a coat, implying discomfort or critique in new environments.
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Copsright
Ashington
D.C
EFS
Coolidge Horcott
Warmert
Robert Quillen
Publishers Syndicate
L.¢. Phipps
C.W. Waterman
Senate Election Committee
Phipps
Mississippi
Charles W.gray
of State University
Order of de Molay
A. H. Klepper
Oakland Drive
David Gray
L T. Gray
Thomas P Gray
Keokuk
F. A. J. Gray
Iowa House of Representatives
Red Ball Inn
Motor King
Sapiro Counsel
Illinois
la Crosse
Dubuque
Davenport
Father
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