Advocates Plead Coal and Farmers Problem
President Coolidge states he will carry forward Harding policies including world court involvement. He plans no extra session of Congress and stays in Washington, moving to the White House. Cabinet meeting held. pressure grows for immediate action on farmers markets and coal issue.
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United Press
White House
Willard Hotel
Washington, D. C
Goolidge
President Harding
Harding
Gill
World Court
Coe Inge
Coolidze
Cogudze
Congress
Massachusetts
Washington
Wihnute House
Willard
Calvin Coolidge
Associated Press
Washington, D._ C
Coolidge
Marion
Bern
Gas price war sparks rush to filling stations
United Press reports South Dakota battles a gas price cut as 11 cent fuel draws crowds and joy rides. Governors and operators clash over supplies and timing, while farmers rush to stockpile and stations paint prices in red to signal discounts amid a looming supply squeeze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Mitchell, & Co
South Dakota
Sigma
McMaster
Pierre
Mitchell
Famous Painter Dies After Long Illness
The renowned Spanish painter Madrid Joacquin Sorgilz F Bacu da died last night following a lengthy illness. Born in Valencia in 1863, he established a prominent career across Europe and influenced modern Spanish art. Funeral arrangements have not yet been announced.
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Associated Prees
Madrid
Joacquin Sorgilz F Bacuda
Valencia
Massachusetts Takes Political Leadership Nationwide
The piece argues Massachusetts holds unprecedented national power in 1920s U S politics, noting key figures in the Coolidge administration and Congress. It highlights Calvin Coolidge as president, Frederick Gillette as House speaker, Henry Cabot Lodge influencing foreign relations, and others shaping war, education, and commerce policy from Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Calvin Coolidge
House of Representatives
Frederick HH. Gillett
Senate
Henry Gabot Lodge
Cabiinet
Secrrtary of War
John W. Weeks
United States Tariff Commission
Thomas O. Marvin
Senator Lodge
Samuel Winslow
House
Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
William §. Greene
Frederick W.dallinger
Simeon D. Fess
Ship of State
Calvin C. Coolidge
Weeks
Henry Cabot Lodge
Thomas C. Marvin
William S. Green
House Merchant Marine Committee
Interstate and Foreign Committee
Frederick H. Gillette
Star of
Ohio
Warren G. Harding
Middle West
New
England
Sunday School Secluded Nook Sparks Controversy in Church
Dr Henry Trails of Trails New York told the Michigan Baptist assembly that Sunday schools should teach the science of lovemaking and provide a secluded nook for youths to court. His "Sweet Sixteen" address drew praise from some and sharp rebuke from others during the talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ralowell
Sass
Oo Songer
Rudolph
Marc
Henry EB
Trails
Michigan Baptist Assembly
Dr. Tralies
Schlerf Named Acting Postmaster in Oshkosh Wisconsin
The Post Office Department announced Ernest P. G. Schierf as acting postmaster of Oshkosh Wisconsin on April 23. The appointment comes from United Press reports in Washington D C.
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Schlerf
Oshkosh
United Press
Washington, D. C
Ernest P. G. Schierf
Wiseiletine
Post Office Department
Kidnapped Messenger Robbed of $6000 in Chicago Area
A 17 year old patrol messenger for Elora Sineck company was abducted from two crowded elevated stations and forced to surrender $6000. He was placed in a car and later dumped some distance away by two bandits. Police report no injuries.
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United Preag
Chicago
Nelson Campbell
Elora Sineck Company
Wes
Mexico to favor manual training over arts and sciences
A report from Mexico City notes a storming of executive offices by applicants for government posts, triggering General Alles and a presidential possibility for 1824 to push for more manual training and fewer arts and science schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Alles
Mexico
National Guardsmen Prepare for Final Camp Activities at Douglas Field
Camp Douglas Wis National guardsmen from the 120th and 121st field artillery and the 32nd invasion trains wrapped up training as their period ends Monday. A review at 4 PM honors Maj Gen William G Haun overseas veteran commander. Thirteen-gun salute greeted his arrival this morning. Government pay distributed tonight ahead of religious exercises tomorrow and camp break Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Haans
Associated Press
Camp Douglas
Wis
National
Reid
Wiliam G. Haan
Tturt Seconddivision
French policy in Tre Rhineland takes labor exchange building
Mayence authorities report French military forces took possession of the labor exchange building and began a policy prohibiting unemployment indemnity payments and offering no work to applicants under French and Belgian control. Officials say the policy will soon spread across the Rhineland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Building Permits Show July Activity Across Cities
Reports indicate ongoing construction momentum with July permits totaling significant values. Associated press notes extensive building activity, citing SW Straus & Co investment bankers in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
S W. Straus & Co
Todas
Grand Opera Tax Heated by Atlanta Legislature
Atlanta lawmakers debated a $2,500 tax on grand opera aimed at funding annual performances. Critics called the levy a luxury tax targeting the “rolling, diamond-wearing” crowd, while supporters framed the opera as an educational cultural proposition funded by guarantors.
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United Press
Atlanta
House of the Legislature
Pope
Metropolitan Grand Opera
Grand Opera
Can't Swerve Him From Right
Prescient Coolings is quiet yet inflexible in pursuing what he deems right. A New York finageler audience praises the president, noting his background and contacts prevent fanaticism. Directors at Allis Chalmers lauded his restraint and seriousness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Milwaukee
United States
New York
Allis Chalmers Company
Col. Caries Hayden
Hayden Stone & Co
R. G. Hutchins, Jr
Hall, Garten & Co
John H. McCiement
Arthur W. Butler
Butler,Herrick & Marstall
Arthur Coppell
Miland, Coppel & Co
Officials of nation meet with Harding for last time
Marion today mourned Warren G. Harding as crowds gathered to pay last respects to the late president. The funeral group included Calvin Coolidge and Chief Justice Taft, with a mausoleum planned near his birthplace and burial site. The events shifted Marion’s prominence to Northampton Mass as the new focus.
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Associated Press
Marion
Giene
Htt
Warren G. Harding
United States
Nitir
Northhampton
Mass
Calvin Coolidges
Mra. Haring
Harding
de. Harding
Frealdent Coolidge
Taft
Gas price drop ignites rush of North Dakota drivers
Aberdeen reports gas price cuts to 16 to 19 cents a gallon sparking a large influx of North Dakota motorists and joy riders heading to the city. Governor McMaster moves to buy and sell gasoline at 18 cents, while dealers sell amid reduced rates and chaotic demand.
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United Press
Aberdeen
S. DB
Deater
Fantkton
Pierre
Standard
McMaster
National Refining Company
Bronze medallion of President Harding to be cast by mint
Washington D C Associated Press report says director Scohey ordered Philadelphia mint to produce a bronze medallion of President Harding. The piece will feature his relief and on the reverse the dates of birth inauguration and death. Each medallion will sell for 1.52 dollars.
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President Harding
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Scohey
Mint Today
Philadelphia Mint
Harding
Seven Prisoners Captured After Moonshine Bust
Deputy sheriffs from Foard and Aspery seized seven men and six moonshine stills after a chase from Cockerill's Fork along Lost Creek. Moonshiners exchanged fire but no injuries reported as the party returned to Hazard. Rumors of a trap or casualties were denied.
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Freas
Aspery
Cockerill's Fork
Lost Creek
Prohibition
Hazard
Masked flogging sprees prompt governor action in Georgia and Oklahoma
Reports from Macon Georgia and Tulsa Oklahoma describe multiple victims of masked flogging. Governor Walker orders state investigations and potential martial law where local authorities cannot maintain order as four beatings in Macon are confirmed and Oklahoma authorities probe Nathan Hantman case amid broader abuse reports.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
Macon
Walker
Mae
Rom
Boho
Ollie M. Peary
Gus Roberts
Perry
J. B. Goodyear
United Press
Oklahoma City
Olly
Jr. Wrton
Tulsa
Ohio Republicans Worried Over 1924 Nomination Support
Ohio GOPers, fond of Harding loyalists, expect to back Calvin Coolidge for the 1924 nomination. Carrit Thompson of Cleveland leads Ohio efforts to secure the state's 24 votes, with allies like Jake Gailligher and Senator Foss backing Coolidge as the logical successor.
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Earl
Johnson
United Press
Columbus
Ohio
Calvin Coolidoe
GO. P
Harding
Coolidge
Marion
Carrit Thompson
Cleveland
Thompson
Coolidee Hewat
Cassage Hooster Inns
Coolitze
Warren G. Harding
Washington
Jake Gailligher
Senatore Foss
Willie Staunch Barding
Calvin Cosildse
Baurhestr
Prosdire
Forest Fire Near Berry Lake Threatens Summer Homes
A forest fire near Berry Lake menaced summer homes as firefighters, volunteers, and horses aided the strenuous effort in a desperate fight reported to reach the city. The blaze threatened several properties and required rapid action to prevent losses.
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Berry Lake
Associated Press Mennsha
Wis
Daz
Cave-in and fire cause big damage in Winona
Fire and a cave-in at the J. R. Watkins company manufacturing complex in Winona caused extensive damage. An overloaded storage stack allegedly broke a third floor and collapsed to the basement, with damage estimated between 75 000 and 90 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Winona
Minn
J. R. Watkins Company
Litva
Chicago River Turned Back by Big Storm
Chicago flooded by heavy rains and electrical storm losses with two people electrocuted. Chicago River rerouted by drainage canal gates opened at Lockport to prevent backflow into Lake Michigan. Wires damaged. streetcars and subways flooded. basements inundated. tornadoes reported in Dakota with damage near Bismarck and Dawson.
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Chicago
Lake Michi-gan
Lockport
Anma Gastein
Dakota
Bismarck
Kidder County
Here
Dawson
Iowa Governor to Fight High Gasoline Prices
Des Moines Iowa. Governor X B Kendall expresses interest in joining a movement to reduce gasoline prices. He plans to study South Dakota actions and bases for those measures as a possible model for Iowa, depending on statutory surveys and wartime context.
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Iowa
Prian
Des Mones
X. B. Kendall
South Dalots
Family Reunion Held in Poygan Wis
Special in The Soctimestern Poygan Wisconsin reports Mr and Mrs T C Flanniwan hosted a family reunion at their Poygan home Sunday with guests Omro W I Tritt Poygan M Wikimason and sons Mr and Mrs Ray Fuller and sons Norman and Robert H T Wilkinson and sons Lawsonge and Cordun Oshkosh Victor Grutzmacher and Charles Flanulan Ripon. A three course dinner was served and the home was attractively decorated with flowers.
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Poygan
Wis
T. C. Flanniwan
Poyran
Law
Robert
H. T. Wilkinson
Lawsonge
Cordun
Att
Oshkosh
Cates Victor Grutzmacher
Charles Flanulan
Ripon
Weather and Roads Snapshot from AP Dispatch
Oshkosh clear and warm. Milwaukee, Sheboygan, Manitowoc cloudy and cool with roads falling. Kenosha partly warm. Janesville clear. Green Bay clear with good roads. Superior cloudy and cold with excellent roads. Racine rainy with soft roads. La Crosse fair and cool with good roads. Madison rain all night then clearing. Ironwood clear and cool with good roads. Appleton warm with fine roads.
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Associated Press
Oshkosh
Milwaukee
Sheboygan
Manitowoc
Kenouha
Janessie
Green Bay
Waucau
Racine
Clowdy
la Croese
Madison
Appleton
Cisar
Cuno government faces collapse as Socialists call for retirement
Berlin reports indicate a united socialist caucus adopted a resolution withdrawing confidence from Chancellor Cuno. Berlin crowds on Constitution Day contrasted with tense police presence as talks suggest a new government led by Gustav Stresemann is possible. The vote in the Reichstag backed emergency taxes but highlighted the government’s failure to act on relief. The crisis stems from food shortages and rising prices, hitting workers hard amid political upheaval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Berlin
United Socialists
Cuno
Ebert
Reichstag
Ns Nrobabie
Gustav Stresempann
German People's Party
People's Party
Democrats
Wea Berlin
Local Showers and Thunder Expected Across Regions
Weather brief notes unsettled with local thunder showers possible this afternoon and tonight. Sunday brings cooler temperatures to western portions with fair conditions possible in eastern areas and scattered showers lingering in central regions.
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Wiscontin
Sontbrast
Seth Partvan
Sun Lane
Sundar Ara
Tentral
Eavier
South Pakats
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
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