Coolidge Seeks Stability Overcoming Uncertainty
President Coolidge signals through a White House spokesman that the nation needs stability and confidence. He plans to stay at his desk to learn duties, avoid stirring political discussion, and monitor the economy while awaiting Congress.
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Coolidge
White House
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War Finance Corporation
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Mit
Congress
Tari Commission
Pin ghot Ends First Stage in Anthracite Controversy
Governor Pin ghot wrapped up the first stage of mediation over the anthracite dispute that could halt mines on September 1. In a long executive session he heard the operators’ spokesman and later planned separate talks with both sides. The union seeks a $2 daily rise for day workers and higher mining coal rates, plus dues system changes, with no agreed compromises yet.
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Irisburg
Pinghot
Rnvernor
Hartvey to Return to England September
Ambassador George Hartvey sails for England in September after a summer in the United States. He has stayed at the White House as a guest of the president and Mr. Cooles and will soon return to his home in New Jersey.
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Harvey
Washington
Aus
George Hartvey
Great Britain
England
White House
United States
Mr. Cooles
New Jersey
National Probe Planned Into Gasoline Prices
Minneapolis August 20 A nationwide investigation of gasoline prices was approved by the National Association of Attorneys General at its convention. Clifford T. Jupton Minnesota AG named I O Spillman Nebraska AG to convene a conference in Kansas City to begin the inquiry. Seymour DOJ assistant AG called for stronger state federal cooperation to shield the public from dishonest business practices and urged banning food speculation and stock gamblers from legitimate exchanges.
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National Association of Attorneys General
Awful
Clifford T. Juiton
Minnesota
I. O. Spillman
Nebraska
Kansas City
Seymour
Department of Justice
Paughety
Coolidge Urges Press Unity and Law Respect
President Calvin Coolidge writes to ALG Rewinger of the Southern Newspaper Publishers Association urging undivided allegiance to the Constitution and obedience to its provisions. He urges constructive, but focused, criticism and support for good social, economic, and organizational work by the press to uphold law and national welfare.
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New Orleans
Fion
Nation
Coolidge
Alg Rewinger
Southern Newspaper Publishers Association
Newser
Calvin Coolidge
Prisoners Escape From Train In North Carolina
Valley Weaver and his brother Lawrence escaped custody aboard a Southern Railway passenger train near Salisbury North Carolina leaping from a lavatory window during transfer to the state penitentiary in Raleigh. Authorities search the area for the two convicted in a house burglary case.
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N.C
Southern Railway
Valley Weaver
Lawrence
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