Coolidge Answers Peru Plea on Tacna Arica Award
President Coolidge stated the Tacna Arica arbitration ruling is final and that Peru may not receive new guarantees beyond the award. He rejected Peru's requests to replace Chilean authorities with American forces and to modify voter qualifications, while noting the memorials were made public and sent to Chile and Peru.
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Washington
Coolidge
Peru
Viao
Tacna-Arica
Chile
Sdlon
Peruvian Defense’ Commission
Permvan
Coolidge Attends Vaudeville Show Since Taking Office
President Coolidge and Mrs. Coolidge attended a vaudeville performance at Keith's theater with Senator Butler of Massachusetts. The White House report notes this marks his first such outing since becoming chief executive, contrasting with Harding's frequent patronage and Wilson's near weekly attendance.
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Universal Service
Washington, D.C
Coolidge
Senator Butler
Massachusetts
Keith's
Harding
Wilson
Pioneer of Covered Wagon Days Dead
Barbara, April 10. Martha Jane Hobbs, 84, survivor of the Hopper party, crossed the plains in 1847 from Pike County Missouri. She died at her Santa Maria home and is survived by seven children, 50 grandchildren and 45 great grandchildren.
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Santa: Barbara
Martha Jane’ Hobbs
Plains
Pike County
Missouri
Santa” Maria
Hawaii Governor to Speak Over Radio Station Broadcast
Governor Wallace R. Farrington will address governors of 48 states from Ad vertiser Station KGU in Honolulu. The program aims to reach all American stations with Hawaiian music starting at 7 p.m. Honolulu time on 270 meters.
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Honolulu
Wallace R. Farrington
Territory of Hawaii
Advertiser
KGU
Burglar Reported On Roof Sparks Window of Fear
A Camden Street resident phoned Thursday night reporting a burglar on the house roof. Police Sergeant Polian and Motorcycle Officer Davi spoke with the caller and searched the area, but neighbors distracted by the incident caused the escape.
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Polian
Camden Street
Davi
Newark Factory Fire Causes $6 Million Loss
The Igoe Brothers wire nail manufacturers plant in Newark was destroyed by fire. The blaze leveled seven buildings, causing an estimated loss of $6,000,000 in property and stock. The Holmes and Ries firm is mentioned among affected sites.
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Newark
Igoe ‘Brothers
Igoe
Vot Holmes’ and Ries
Fritz Baedeker Dies Head of Baedeker Firm
Leipsic April 10 Fritz Baedeker 81 head of the firm of Karl Baedeker publishers of the well known travelers guide books died yesterday at the age of 81 He took over his father's business in 1959 transferring it from Coblenz to Leipsic in 1872 His grandfather was also a printer and publisher with an establishment at Essen.
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Leipsic
Fritz Baedeker
Karl Baedeker
Coblenz
Essen
Thieves Use Skeleton Key to Loot Home on Presa Street
Detectives report thieves gained entry to Mrs. C. M. Seburn’s residence at 515 South Presa Street using a skeleton key. Two gold wedding rings heirlooms, two dinner rings, and a gold bar pin were stolen. dresser drawers were emptied of contents.
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C. M. Seburn
South Presa Street
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Nainsook
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