Coolidge visits Minnesota for Colvill monument dedication
President Coolidge and Secretary Jardine toured Cannon Falls before Cedar Island as the president spoke of Colonel Colvill and Minnesota’s Civil War sacrifice. He recalled 262 men entering Gettysburg’s battle and 47 surviving, praising unity and national cooperation amid early postwar strain.
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Im. Colvill
President Coolidge
Cedar Island Incine
Secretary of Agriculture
Jardine
St. Tmt
Cannon Falls
Ind
Mimnesota
Gettysi
Cemeter
Coolidge
Hergie
Colvill
Gettpsburg
Houte
Dholh
Ladafie
Santh
Chicago Opera Radio Broadcast to Be Continued
The National Broadcasting Company will continue weekly opera broadcasts from the Chicago Civic Opera company. Each Wednesday evening for 12 weeks starting late in Gelpber the show will air for one hour over a coast to coast network of stations.
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Chicago
State of the Auditoriual Theater
Chicago Civic Opera
Ccompany
National Broadcasting Company
Gelpber
Nicaragua to Vote on Two Nominees
Managua July 30 In voting for president on Nov 4 Nicaragua will choose between Adolfo Bernard Conservative and Gent Jose Maria Clouenda Liberal, the two old line party nominees. Applications of splinter and republican conservatives to be recognized as parties were rejected by the National Election Board chaired by Ric Gen Frank TR. McCoy with a Conservative and Liberal party member.
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Managua
Nic
Kicauraguang
Adolfo Benard
Jose Maria Clouenda
Temblican -Tiberals
Ational
Ric
Frank TR. McCoy
Couk
Prince Awaiting Annulment Ruling in Rome
Rome July 30 The annulment case against Prince Fanlovico Pelenzinni governor of Rome and Countess Maddalena Barndolpoli moves toward the Holy Tribunes of Theta. The Holy See has reversed a diocesan ruling that annulled the marriage on grounds the countess did not consent to the union.
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Inga
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Risge
P'rince
Fanlovico Pelenzinni
Rone
Bmaddatena Barndolpoli
Theta
Hota
Shrine of Saint Patrick Pilgrimage Draws Thousands
In Belfast Northern Ireland 95 000 devotees joined the annual Cronch Patrick pilgrimage to a Cronch Patrick mountain where Saint Patrick is believed to have begun his missionary work. The event drew an unprecedented crowd surpassing previous years as U P II Americans and locals joined the turnout and hundreds of thousands observed the procession.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Cronch- Patrick
Mountain
South Mayor
Patrick
Keale
Hase
Lake Mushroom Warning Issued
CNICAGO July 30 Know one’s anona in not half is im portant an knowing one's mus Dr Arnold J Weel commissioner of health paid today and bulletin to citizens of Chicago Dr Kezel cautioned against eating qmunbrooma gathered in nearby worHls Hout accurate Cests first being made.
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Cnicago
Arnold J. Weel
Chicago
Kezel
worHls
Parachute jumper drowns during exhibition near Kingston
Pred L. Goodspeed, 28, of Philadelphia, died after landing in the Emory river during an exhibition jump near Kingston, Tennessee. He became entangled in his parachute and drowned. Ray Scoutra helped pull his body from the river.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Rescue vessel aids Monte Cervantes after iceberg collision
Divers from the icebreaker Krassin spotted damage on the port side of the German motor ship Monte Cervantes after it struck four small icebergs at Bell Sound near Splitbergen during the same week. Rescue operations began as Norwegian authorities reported no immediate casualties.
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Krassin
Monte Cervantes
Bell Sound
Splitbergen
Lhat
Gattle Trails of Texas Ends Two Month North West Trek
Cowboys Will Nichols Kenedy and N Bravie of San Antonio return from a two month tour through Northwestern Canada, noting Vancouver camp breaks and plans to reach San Antonio by August. The piece recalls their travels past Canadian ranges and Puget Sound, with local news of land deals around Kerrville and Marlin, Texas. It also honors Tenet Kerrville, a music director and community figure, who died in a campinment incident.
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Harry Williams
Will Nichols
Kenedy
N Bravie
Son Antonio
Cowmen
Canada
Vancouver
Sn Antonio
Puget Spindful
Esas
George
Jae Man
Kerrville
Uecome
Beon
Freuch
Schreiner Institute
Hotnry
Isu
Chamber of Commrren
Mie Prchester
U. S. Veterans Thireau
Legion
West
Alsace-Lorraine
New Orleans
Strassburg
Inter
Burg
Hasler University
Texas
Ivory
Marlin
French Navy Ends Strike on Steamer
French sailors aboard the steamer Rochambeau and two other ships tied up traffic as a strike near offloading oilers and stokers wound down. Passengers boarded under guard and the vessel proceeded to New York as union officials claimed the action achieved its aims.
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Bynes Jay PI
Tnly
Reveh
New York
Amd
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Charles Schreiner
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Jehu Ward Jr
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San Antonio Buick Co
Buick Motor Co
San Antonio, Texas
General Motors Corporation
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Houston
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