Marines Picked for Coolidge Guard at Swampscott
Washington dispatch reports a carefully selected Marine detachment will aid Secret Service in guarding President Coolidge during a Swampscott Massachusetts stay. Marines to guard White Court with Khaki uniforms and sidearms, quarters near the estate arranged, and posts planned on all sides.
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Italian flyer plans around world flight route
Italian tor De Pineda, who left Italy in June, intends to fly to Yokio and Melbanelle then pursue a world flight. Upon reaching Tokio he will cross the Pacific. At the same time a squadron will depart from Tokio to cross the Atlantic and intercept him on the homeward leg.
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Officials Receive Confederate Coins From Mint
Washington June 5 Secretary Mellon and Under secretary Winston of the Treasury and Director Frant of the Mint have received coins struck for the Stone Mountain Confederate Memorial Association not for use by the memorial. President Coolidge previously received the first coin produced by the United States Mint at Philadelphia under the act.
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Stone Mountain Confederate Memorial
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Philadelphia
East Swelters While Montana Shovels Snow
Great Falls records a four inch snow blanket as heat grips East and Midwest. Wet heavy snow damages trees and shrubs yet is deemed beneficial to crops. the season’s only snowfall in Great Falls since 1903 is noted.
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Middle West
Montana
Great Walls
Texas Retail Outlook buoyant despite drought and farm strains
Weekly Texas commerce reports from Bradys Street agencies show fair wholesale and jobbing in groceries and dry goods, with increased activity in Wichita Falls and optimistic notes on grain and cotton. Galveston tourism is favorable while Texas cattle ranges stay fair. drought hampers Waco and San Antonio, and rice exports remain favorable though tobbers report steady declines.
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Judge McCampbell Dies in Los Angeles
Judge W W McCampbell of Alice Texas died Thursday in a local hospital after illness. He belonged to a prominent Southwest Texas family with wide state ties. He had interests in Jim Wiles and Duval counties. Funeral plans to await Mrs McCampbell’s arrival from Alice. Survived by daughter Troy Ethel a student at Tinglar College and by Sedge McCampbell.
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Texas
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Sidge Mc- Campbell
Troy Ethel
Tinglor College
Chicago Sues to Hold Up Taxes in Tax Revolt
The Chicago Home Rule Treasury will file suit to restrain payment of Cook County taxes to the state until tax apportionment is decided. County Treasurer Carr, after legal advice, may be forced to transfer about 4.4 million dollars on July 1 unless enjoined by a court order.
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Board of County Commissioners
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