President Coolidge rushes to bedside of stricken father
Col John Coolidge eighty who is president's father underwent an emergency operation to drain his bladder. Doctors say condition improved and expect possible return to activity within days. President and Mrs Coolidge left White House for Plymouth Vermont to be with him.
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John Coolidge
White House
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A. L. Chute
Boston
Vermont
Col. C
President Coolidge Visits Vermont Grave, Sees Father
President Calvin Coolidge travels by special train to Vermont with Mrs Coolidge. They meet son John and the Attorney General at Plymouth. An overnight storm delays travel as the party visits the cemetery of Calvin Coolidge Sr and the President’s mother. Colonel Coolidge undergoes surgery and remains under doctors care.
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Boston
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Ledlow
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Calvin, Jr
Reston
Chute
White House
Chaplin Jr Makes World Debut in Beverly Hills
Charlie Chaplin Jr. entered the world in Beverly Hills on June 28. The infant, born to Mrs. Chaplin and Glendnam, arrived without a cane or oversized shoes, and delighted watchers as the proud father beamed. Dr. James F Halloran called the baby one of the most perfectly formed he has ever seen.
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Los Angeles
Charlie Im
Glendnam
Charles
Littl
Empaime
Liam Curry
James F Halloran
Shepherd to Sue Olsen and Others
Chicago July 29 A Chicago Tribune report states William Shepherd, recently linked to a foster death, plans libel and slander suits against Chief Justice Harry Olsen Municipal Court Attorney Alexander Reichmann and John H S Lee. The case involves a million dollar estate and probate Tuesday. Nine cousins contest the will with Mise Pope joining the challengers.
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Chicago
Chicago Tribune
William
Shepherd
Wiliam NI Shepherd
Harry Olsen
Municipal Court
McClintock
Alexander Reichmann
John H S. Lee
Lee
Mise Pope
Civil War Veteran Jeme Jaco Monath Dies in Hagerstown
Jaco Monath aged ninety nine died in Hagerstown yesterday from heart trouble. A veteran of the Civil War he served ten years as superintendent of Antietam field and was a member of the 107th Pennsylvania Volunteers. He attended the Lutheran Church and is survived by eight children and two daughters.
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Jeme
Jaco Monath
Antietam
Monath
107Th
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Lutheran Church
Sidue
Baltimorean Honored For Service In War
Certificates approving notable World War service will be conferred by Acting Secretary of War Davis to Vice President Dawes and 13 prominent civilians. The honor accompanies Army Industrial College graduation. recipients include Bernard Baruch Robert Somers John J Carty Benedict Crowell Samuel Felton Elbert Ho Gary Walter S Isaford William Green Alexander Leger Franklin Martin F Tripp and Daniel Willard.
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Davis
Llewes
Army Industrial College
Ars Bernard M Baruch
New York
War Industries Board
Robert Mio Somers
Robert Mio Somers Brookings
St Lous
John J Carty
AFF
Benedict Crowell
Cleveland
Samuel M Felton
Chicago
Elbert Ho Gary
Mstrict Advisory Committee
Walter S.isfford
Council of
Natonal Defense
Willam Green
American Federation of Labor
Elezander Leger
War Industres Board
Fraanklinn Martin
Council National Defense
Frank A Scott
St Paul Player Stirs Drama as Liungre Swallows Chew
In a tense ninth inning St Paul forfeited a steal attempt when Ray Liungre of Kansas City reacted with excitement and swallowed his tobacco chew. He did throw out the runner but stomach pain forced a five minute delay before he returned to the game.
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St Paul
Ray Liungre
Kansas City
Quake Disasters of Twenty Five Years
A historical overview lists major earthquakes with death tolls and property losses around the world. Notable events include the 1906 San Francisco quake and others in 1923 Japan, 1907 Jamaica, 1986 United States, and 1928 China, detailing casualties and damage estimates.
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Felines San Fransenre
Cal
Heomeler
Japenacer Tuhto
Yvahobeans
Huge Reduction in Bay Forces Announced
Treasury Department orders decentralization cutting Bay area enforcement staff by about two thirds. The field force will be 22 administrators nationwide with 1 1 general agents replacing 988 positions. It remains unsettled whether 388 current personnel will transfer to the new mobile task, while 1000 prohibition agents under state directors face substantial impact.
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Feild
Relia
E. C Yellowly
General Agenta
Washington
Prohibition
Wader State
W Maten
Fifteen Drewa, Nine Rescued In Boat Collision
Fifteen men drowned and nine crew members of the fishing ship Rex were rescued after the vessel sank in a collision with the steamer Tuscania about 200 miles east of Halifax in fog. The Rex captain Thomas Dowarey of Lowell was found dead. many crew are believed lost below deck.
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Masa
Halifax
Thomas Dowarey
Lowell
O@ierals
Fred J. Davis
Rez
Rex
Strike Looms In Anthracite Fields As Talks Open
Sersatoa Pa June AP Proceedings begin at tri district convention with 155,008 anthracite workers seeking wage rises check off term contracts and other features. John L Lewis UMWA president arrives to oversee pace and pressure for renewal terms.
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Sersatoa
Atlant Cry
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Honor Mark Twain in Hannibal Field Dedication
Hannibal Missouri confirms dedication of Clemens Field in honor of Samuel Clemens Mark Twain. City officials and residents celebrate the event naming the park after the famed author, with ceremonies slated to salute his literary achievements and local legacy.
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Hannibal, Mo
Clemens
Sameel Clemens
Mark Twain
Two youths drown near Hagerstown bridge incident
In Maryland, 14 year old Whitmere of Dwfield West Virginia and 10 year old Arthur Haupt of unspecified area died after entering a creek near the Shepherdstown bridge. Carl Semler rescued the other boy after Whitmere sank in a deep hole in the Potomac River.
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Junes
Whitmere
Dwfield
W. Va
Arthur H Haupt
Carl Semler
Petemar
Shepherdstown Bridge
Dynamite Blast Kills 3 Miners in Edwards NY
Three miners died in a dynamite explosion at the 1500 foot level of the New Jersey Zinc Company mine in Edwards Lawrence County. Victims are Angus Brown laborer Edwards Joseph Shanley shift boss Park City Utah John Bianmeat laborer Home unknown. The blast occurred when a box of dynamite they had just unloaded detonated unexpectedly. Cause remains a mystery.
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New Jersey Zinc Company
Edwards
Lawrence County
Angus Brown
Joseph Shanley
Park City
Utah
Jobn Bianmeat
Santa Barbara Quake Destroys Hotel and Dams City
A strong earthquake struck Santa Barbara California causing widespread damage. The Carillo Hotel collapsed and water mains and reservoirs broke flooding streets. Reports from San Francisco and Los Angeles noted destruction of hotels and infrastructure with multiple fatalities feared or reported.
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Carta Sete Nie Prn
Cearly
Carillo
Granada
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California
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San Pranciere
Les Aggeres
State Street
Carilla
Cabrillo House
Maine
Los Angeles
Hollywood
Bakersfield
Ings
Gibraltar Dem
E. Centro
Imperial Valley
Sents Barbara
Naples
Seutleese Pacif Company
Whimeical Earthenahe Montene Three Deye
A fantastical earthquake causes widespread damage over a ten mile span from Manhattan to Perks. Despite tremors, no fatalities are reported while about a dozen buildings collapse. A 2000 laborers group works to clear tracks and the tunnel.
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Manhattan
Perks
Park
Late News Bulletins From Various Western Regions
Disjointed dispatches report a Southern Parisée Rail Bakery settlement, seized merceties valued at 9000, and a relief force movement from J. W. Richardsen. Greet Falls records a feared earthquake after 2:30 am. Baltimore reports Maryland Fore Burees Chamber protests for higher wages and broader Eastern Shore issues. A Santa Marie earthquake note and a Maryland aviation casualty conclude the round of brief items.
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Seliebury
Marylead
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Washington
Moelvin Mrwnes
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