Heflin Talks of Millions in Campaign Spending
Washington May 31 Senator Heflin of Alabama warned the Senate investigating committee of personal action if it failed to probe campaign funding. The committee disclosed $653 756 spent so far for fourteen candidates, led by Hoover at $348 342.61 and Smith at $100 808.52. Heflin alleged total expenditures could reach millions and said he would deliver lectures for pay this summer, denying charges of Klan backing. He vowed to press for a thorough investigation and warned of further action next winter.
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Dirt 4st Street Urchin Rivalry Escalates
A facetious clash unfolds as a street urchin proclaims being twice as dirty and twice as big, sparking a playful taunt between neighbors and mock bravado about status.
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Lady Sophie Heath completes 10000 mile flight
Lady Sophie Heath, famed English aviator and wife of a South African millionaire, flew a 10000 mile journey from Cape Town to London. She is pictured at Croydon Aerodrome after landing in the single-seat Avro-Avian aircraft that carried her.
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Frederick Kiwanis Members Attend Inter-City Meeting
The Frederick Kiwanis Club sent L L Wilson Albert M Coblentz Leslie N Coblentz J Vernon Coblentz Rev Dr C E Webler Wm T Delaplaine Dr A A Radcliff R E Town Henry Shoemaker C Warren Taylor Elmer Brown Russell H McCain J J Schmidt Jesse B Anders and Roland E Long to the annual inter city Kiwanis gathering at the YMCA in Hagerstown Thursday noon. L L Wilson presided and W T Delaplaine won the attendance prize. Lamont Hackett of the Maryland Workshop for the Blind addressed the group explaining Kiwanis support for blind citizens.
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General Alvarez Dismissed in Mexico City Smuggling Case
Mexico City May 31 General Jose Alvarez chief of staff to President Calles has been dismissed for betraying confidence by smuggling silk shipments under Calles name. The announcement signed by the President caused a sensation, Alvarez was arrested and jailed at police headquarters with expectations of broader public reaction once official details surface.
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Coolidge Chooses Brule River Wisconsin Summer Home
President Coolidge will spend another summer at an estate near Brule River Wisconsin about 29 miles from Superior in the Lake and timber region. He plans to depart shortly after June 11 following a budget meeting. The house is a one story birch bungalow on a small island and the administration offices will be in Superior, requiring a 56 mile round trip.
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President Coolidge to reside at Cedar-Elm Lodge Wisconsin
The report notes President Coolidge may move to Cedarletnad Lodge on an island estate in Wisconsin. The place features eight bedrooms and a mainland dining area reachable by a footbridge. The setting recalls a rustic, open-air atmosphere amid the governor’s fishing interest.
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