Coolidge Running Mate Dawes Seen as Colorful Public Figure
International News Service profiles Charles Gates Dawes, describing him as a picturesque and constructive leader in American public life. It traces his lineage to Puritans, notes his varied career from lawyer to gas executive, treasury comptroller, banker, and army general, and highlights his humanitarian efforts and blunt public comments including the famous Hell and Maria quips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
International News Service
Reparations Commission
Germany
Dawes
William Dawes
Paul Revere
Charles Gates Dawes
Toledo & Ohio
Cincinnati Law School
Lincoln
United States Treasury
United States Army
Chicago
Charley” Dawes
Rufus R. Dawes
Iron Brigade
Wisconsin
Charles
Marietta
Marietta College
la Crosse
Senate
House
Radio Programs and Schedules for June 14 1924
Radio listings from GE and Eastern Standard Time with 8:30 p m dance music at Ten Eyck Hotel 9:30 a m Zion Lutheran service Rev Otto Busse and 6:30 p m sermon recap. Palmer School Orchestra led by Erwin Swindell performs 9 p m sacred chimes 1:30 p m orchestra concert. Church services in Galesburg IN and Wilkinsburg PA feature Rev Josephine Connolly Rev J Van Etten and others. Baseball scores sport news and Arlington time signals noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
wGy
Lectric
General Electric
Ten Eyck
Zion Lutheran Church
Khauschaay
N. Y
Otto C. Busse
Busse
Woo
Mommagert
Tome
Eurday
Sandman
Palmer School Radio Orchestra
Erwin Swindell
Josephine Connolly
East Main Street
Galesburg
Chas. H. Hall
Catherine Rankin
EDEA
W Se Electric
East Pitts Pa
Tom
Carmen Cover Johnson
Saga Brethren Church
Wilkinsburg
Ronan J. Long
Pittsburgh Sun
American Flag Day Association
McCreery’s
Pittsburgh
Hae Aam
Shadyside Presbeterian
Pittsbur
Hugh Thomson Kerr
Pittsburgh Athletic Association Orchestra
Gregorio Scalzo
Scientist Dies Of Fever In Jungles Of Panama
Panama June 12 Prof John L Baer of the Smithsonian Institute died in the Darien jungle of typhoid fever. He was part of R O Marsh's science party seeking the interior Darien peninsula and a reported tribe of white Indians. He contracted the fever on the Chucanaque river and died before a navy plane could reach the camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
John L. Baer
Smithsonian Institute
Darien
Professor Baer
R. O. Marsh
Chucanaque
Radio features today across stations in Pennsylvania and beyond
Eastern Standard Time lists WOO Philadelphia at 7 15 p m with railroad night and Atlantic division band. WOOC Davenport La airs Savannah Boys band at 9 p m. KQV Pittsburgh presents Fifteen Minutes of Popular Songs at 9 15 p m. WBZ Springfield Mass features the Smith College Students Orchestra at 10 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WOO
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Atlantic Division
WOOC
Davenport
Savannah
KQV
Pittsburgh
WBZ
Springfield
Mass
Smith College Students’ Orchestra
Boy Dies Of Lockjaw After Fall From Bicycle
Phineas Wallace Jr a 6 year old from Chicago died of lockjaw at his grandmother's Colomo Michigan home. He fell from a bicycle ten days earlier puncturing his abdomen on barbed wire in Benton Harbor where he was staying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benton Harbor
Mich
Phineas Wallace, Jr
Chicago
Eva Wallace
Colomo
Enon Valley Notes Include Visits and Prominent Residents
A roundup from Enon Valley lists Mrs. H. E. Wogan in Pittsburgh, Gordon Daniels visiting Enon from Freeport, and Laura Riddle planning to open a restaurant in the former Inboden building. Others note travels to New Castle Erie Grove City College commencements and local church events. A reunion unfolds as William P. Roth and sister Mrs. Calvin Kissinger reunite after 26 years apart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Wogan
Pittsburgh
Laura Riddle
New Castle
Gordon Daniels
Freeport
Enon
Farrer
M. A. Wilson
L. E. Musser
N. E. Avery
New Galilee
John Inboden
Eugene Daniels
Betty
Mr. Daniels
Luzerne Township
Fayette County
Daniel Dawson
Beaver Falls
Paul Kinney
Mercury Hospital
A. Simpson
Marion Cotton
Cleveland
Christian Endeavor Society of the Presbyterian Church
Erie
John McNeese
Ed. Stevenson
Brother And Sisters Meet After 26 Years
Mrs. W. G. Beard of Shamokin, Pennsylvania, was greeted by a stranger who turned out to be her long separated sibling after 26 years. The reunion occurred in Shamokin with local attention and emotional family notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aileen Russell
Slippery Rock
Shamokin, Pa
W. G. Beard
Shamokin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Neb
William Jennings Bryan
Dawes, Coffroth & Cunningham
Ohio
Chaicles GC. Dawes
Heinz
Boy
Tee Crowes
China
Buckeye
Chambray
Summel
Tclusive Iekiners
USA
Enon Valley
William P. Roth
Calvin Kissinger
Roth
California
Madras Union
R. T. Withers Sons Co
Shenango Street
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