Noted Traveler Franklin Adams Roams the Americas
Franklin Adams, counselor of the Pan-American union, described as an expert on Central and South American nations, has traveled extensively through valleys and mountains, living among indigenous tribes for months during more than thirty years of roaming.
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Coolidge's First Year in Own Right
Washington reports President Coolidge marks a solid first year in office since March. He notes two major wins for world court adherence and tax cuts, while facing possible Senate rejection of three nominations. The White House routine remains demanding, but his health is strong and he continues meeting crowds during daily business district strolls.
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Iowa
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Explosion entombs miners at Crab Orchard mines
In Eccles West Virginia a blast in Crab Orchard Improvement Co mines No 5 and 6 killed one miner and trapped 28 others. Rescue teams saved 39, many with severe burns and gas poisoning. No 5 mine sits at the bottom of a 620 foot shaft with a connecting shaft to No 8.
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Cyclone Sinks Boats and Disrupts Dalmatian Coast
A cyclone off Belgrade and the Dalmatian coast causes train derailment between Spalato and Knin injuring many. Winds sink fifty small boats and drown several sailors while the Italian freighter Zeno runs aground.
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Tidewater Associated Oil Form Biggest Petroleum Merger
A major consolidation in U S oil history unites Associated and Widewater Oil Companies with assets exceeding 270 million dollars. The Tidewater Associated Oil company will operate nationwide from the Pacific Coast to the Atlantic Seaboard and will inherit a robust export business. The charter hints at further acquisitions via power to purchase other corporations.
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Fire destroys Santini home kills mother and two children
A fire in Warsaw, Punxsutawney area, destroyed the residence of VinCenzo Santini, 35, burning his wife and two children to death. Investigators search for a cause as neighbors aid trapped families.
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Hurry Up Divorces Offer in Tucson Quoted at 562.50
In Tucson Arizona a service advertises a rapid Mexican divorce for 562.50 with all matters settled in three days and a decree issued in twenty days.
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Ariz
Alfonso Plans Chicago Visit
Diplomatic officials report the United States will be included in the king and queen of Spain itinerary this year. Spain's rulers will attend the international author at the planned Chicago event.
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Chicago
Washington
United States
Spain
What's in a Name Aunt Orange and Uncle Lemon
A brief anecdote notes a woman named Orange Grove called Aunt Orange by relatives and a child’s question asks if there is an Uncle Lemon, highlighting playful family nicknames.
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Orange
Lemon
President Warns Against Possible 1927 Deficit
President Coolidge warns congress the treasury faces a potential 1927 deficit unless expenditures are trimmed to match reduced tax revenues. He cites aviation funding as a risky area and notes defense spending totaling 674 million with extra bills pending for navy and army aviation.
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Engagement Fray Echoes in Ongoing Installment Ring Woes
A fragment notes a broken engagement and the burden of continuing installments on a ring, leaving a young man facing financial obligation despite relationship turmoil.
Oil Industry Employs Large Fleet of Motor Trucks
The offidistry probably the largest user of motor trucks with thousands used in both production and marketing of oil.
Greyhound and Horse Race Ends In Near Tie at Three Miles
In a rare matchup the greyhound and a thoroughbred horse competed over three miles, finishing with the animals neck and neck. The outcome remained undecided as drivers and handlers watched closely.
Button demand soars in United States economy
Government statisticians report annual button production value exceeds 33 million dollars in the United States reflecting strong industrial demand and manufacturing output across the sector.
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United States
London Opinion Diner Question on Outgoing Charge
The doorman at a pricey London restaurant is asked if there is any extra charge for leaving. The scene captures a terse exchange in a bustling dining district, reflecting concerns about bill clarity and service fees.
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