Hobbies Of The Great And Near Great
President Calvin Coolidge enjoys simple pleasures in a life of public duty. He values economy, walks Washington streets, and tends White House pets while balancing official duties. His hobbies include baseball, riding Old Ironsides, and theater, reflecting a practical, thrifty approach to power.
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Mass
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Bandits Rob Pittsburgh Drug Store and Steal Safe
Pittsburgh officers report a band of robbers entered a local drug store and escaped with nine quarts of bonded whisky and a large steel safe containing valuable papers. The crime was committed today and investigated by police.
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Cinternational News Service
Pittsburgh
Megn Drug Store
Lae
Start Framing Of Legislative Plans For Next Congress
Swampscott Massachusetts July 20 First steps toward framing the administration s legislative program were taken today at White Court the summer White House Sen Charley Curtis Republican whip arrived from Narragansett Pier and conferred with the president Kansas senator affiliated with the farm bloc gave his views on agriculture taxation and party politics Other senators and representatives will come here later to discuss views with the collective
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Kansas
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Workhouse Sentences For Selling Liquor Are Given Two Mer
Mer’ Nasierowski pleaded guilty before Judge Emery Lois to selling liquor and received a $500 fine plus costs and nine months in the Allegheny county workhouse. He claimed the liquor was for others. a prior offense involved liquor found at his home. Charles Kozup also drew a $500 fine and five months in the workhouse for selling liquor, while Mrs. Mary Kozup received three months in county jail on a similar charge. T. R. Miller and B. G. Nuredith were paroled after paying $25 and costs for breaking and entering a Phillips and Minner store window in New Wilmington. They said alcohol caused a fall that damaged the window. nothing was taken.
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Emery Lois Morning
Allegheny County
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Mary Kozup
T. R. Miller
B. G. Nuredith
Phillips & Minner
New Wilmington
Tent Meetings Well Attended at local church
Tent meetings under the Christian and Missionary Alliance church at Pearcoo Street corner Ray and Court grow in interest. Rev. Fred Hayes of McKeesport Pa will speak Tuesday Wednesday Thursday and Friday evenings. Stereoptican pictures on Life of Christ will be shown Friday evening.
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McKeesport
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Plumbers To Have Annual Basket Picnic At Etna Springs
Plumbers masters and journeymen will hold their fourth annual basket picnic at Etna Springs between Slippery Rock and Butler on Wednesday July 29. Conveyance will depart from the Pennsylvania station promptly at 9 a.m.
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Etna Springs
Slippery Rock
Butler
Pennsylvania Station
July Clearance Sale Catalog Items Attract Shoppers
A newspaper listing outlines numerous clearance sale items including 21 Sunfast Madras fabric 22 Drapery Silks 23 Crib Mattresses 24 Wall Paper 25 Felt Base Rugs 26 Boudoir Lamps and various china and sewing goods. The notice advertises low prices on curtains, linens, corsets, embroideries, silks, crepe fabrics, bed spreads, and household staples with figures such as 19¢ to 39 yard and 37.50 for felt base rugs, inviting readers to visit the manager of accounts for charge accounts and mentioning July Clearance Sale pricing.
Council Refuses Immediate Cut in Atlantic Furnace Tax
The Atlantic Furnace assessment faced a hold by City Council after Republic Iron and Steel requested a reduction from 150,000 to 26,1000. The council, noting the plant's condition, deferred action until October 1 and advised paying the present tax with a possible rebate if improvements are removed. A Youngstown attorney represented the company and warned of a deadline. The council agreed the current levy is high but declined to set a precedent by cutting while improvements remain. Meanwhile, Miss Irma Phillips of Pasadena, once involved in a box of berries shipped to the Northern market, married in California after correspondence with a Chicago buyer, and the Imperial Order of the Crown for India is highlighted as a decoration for women linked to the Viceregal Court or wives of native princes.
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