ABE MARTIN ON OFFICE HOLDIN
Abe Martin notes that campaigns echo the past with candidates relying on classic rituals and excuses. He laments women’s ballots failing to clean up politics and mocks reformers, warning of politicians who prioritize friends over public trust.
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President Coolidge Recovers from Illness in Washington
President Coolidge will return to his office today after nearly two days of rest in the executive mansion. He has almost recovered from the bronchial cold that confined him to his room on Saturday and Sunday and is said to be fit to resume work with only slight weakness.
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Washington Vice President Swearing In Noted
The report notes Sunday activities as the new vice president prepares for oath as Mrs. Coolidge stays at home, marking the ceremonial preparations in Washington.
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Suit for 35000 Damages From Kernstown Auto Crash
A lawsuit for 35000 was filed in Shenandoah county by William M Jeans William E Jeans Franklin A Jeans and Mrs Carrie A Jeans of Brunswick Ma and Mr and Mrs Horace A Molar of Point of Rocks Md against H F Boyer of Shenandoah. The plaintiffs say they were injured in a July accident near Winchester and confined in hospital for weeks.
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Brunswick
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Point of Rocks
H. F. Boyer
Shenandoah
New York Gazette Founded in October 1725
The New York Gazette became New York City's first newspaper with its establishment on October 16 1725 marking the start of printed news in the colony.
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Global child mortality: quarter die before age six
A grim statistic shows that about one quarter of the world population dies before age six. The finding underscores severe health disparities and the need for improved childhood care and vaccination efforts worldwide.
Denver carriers raise daily wage to six fifty
In Denver, carrier workers receive a wage increase to 6.50 a day, boosting their minimum earnings and signaling improved pay standards for delivery staff in the city.
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