John Coolidge Begins Work as Clerk in New Haven
John Coolidge, son of the president, starts work as a clerk for the New Haven and Hartford in New Haven. He will be stationed in the office of general manager A Cr ee, and his assignment places him near the core of the operating system, about 25 miles from Florence Trumbull's home.
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Sew Haven
Cono
Boa
John Coolidge
New York
New Uaven
Tarttoul Ialtratd
New Taven
A. Creexe
Yale Graduates
Headlines From Chicago Coroner Case Docket
Lurid paper headlines headlined the four news items sealed today at the cornerstone ceremony at the University of Chicago. The headlines include Special crime jury paneled and three holdup men and bold top robbery. A few tract summaries on charity were included.
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Cuacago
Cornérat
George Werbert
University of Chicago
Secret service visit to Plainsille home discussed future plans
A Vrumbull resident inspected an office site with a Secret Service man present to discuss future prospects. A libel suit against Jackson Daily News and Frederick Sullens, valued at $100,000, was continued from the September term of the district court in Fort Worth.
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Plainsille
Tic Han
Secret Service
Wim
Nortus
Jackson, Mins
Ther
Frawk Norcis
Fork Worth
Mintelor
Jackson Daily News
Frederick Sullens
Mareh Terse
Kilts committee to meet on campaign planning
The initial Kilts committee of the Remy campaign for a $20,500 fund to operate during the coming year will meet Thursday to set its first form. Campaign general Leo Frederick appointed. The budget shows operating expenses for county rewrip total 327,000. income sources include 100 from central office in New York. A deficit of about 5600 is expected, with a campaign drive to raise funds. Members listed include J. J. Unite, M.C Hill, Thro Simmang, Youngs Crook, H. W. Weber, Joe Nis, and others.
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Unile
Uio Fi
Leo Frederick
Aeanetilion
New York
Cammiunite
Ares J. J. Unite
Chalirman
M.C Hill
Thro Simmang
Youngs Crook
H. W. Weber
Joe Nis
Wade Lets
Patrick Mracs
We He Menem
Pranklich
Sinnles Banks
Mauser O. M. Chambers
Merman Celts
WY. U. Tobagos
George O'Nilen
Neil Campbell
John J. Crm
Nathan Ky Teneos
And
Mathis
Ifls Eoimmll
Appeal filed by former rajah dismissed by Bombay High Court
An appeal by Sir Tukoit Ran, former rajah of Tadore, challenging Bombay High Court jurisdiction in a damages case amounting to about £60,000 was dismissed. The plaintiff Sowkabai Pandariya Vic Rajparkar accuses Ran of abducting her, forcing his residence, attempting to ensnare her daughter as his mistress, imprisoning them, and robbing her of furniture and jewelry. The court reportedly noted Sir Vykoil Tae may be in Puyapo with his American wife, Nanep anv AUMar.
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India
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Tadore
Bombay High Court
Pitt
Todo
Sowkabai Pandariya- Vic Rajparkar
Vykoil Tae ix
Puyaponi
Nanep Anv Aumar
Benttle
Ath
Appointed Leaders Tie Drought Convention Roles
Mrs Henryrousbt of Sa An tolia named General Chairman at the Central Federation of Women's Clubs convention in June, with duties as advisor of the nation. Several Texas women receive appointments this week, including Myre, Mende lin, Mataview, and Phoete J arner, while Mrs Lee Joseph and Florence Floors Glebutine hold leadership roles. The rural cooperation committee lists Mrs Warner as a key appointee among federation directors and national representatives.
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Sa Antolia
Mataview
View
Sind Pindivily
Mire
Phoete
W.otl Dotter
Upxas
Howie
Commiites
Mrs. Warner
Coolidge Train Speeding to Washington En Route
President Coolidge travels aboard a special train headed for Washington after a three month northern Wisconsin respite. He will stop briefly in Warrington then visit Vermont, and may consult cabinet officers during the journey to review administration developments since departure last June.
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Vermont
Hoether
Shill Etuys Warkington
Hinselt
Confessed Slayer Given Life Term Elevates Local Case
Clarence Teukehineh confessed slayer of eight year old Harvey Bovil. He faces transfer to the Mautixon town penitentiary where he will hear his sentence of life in prison.
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Clarence Teukehineh
Harvey Bovil
Mautixon
Disturber Fined for Disruptive Behavior by Local Judge
A local court fined a disturbance offender twenty five dollars after testimony showed intoxication while in a Watier area near a temple on Saturday night. Dr. Pantine T. Diet resumed practice following the incident.
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Tudge
Joly
Hind
Uregore
Temple Root Sr
Ball Player in Asonaping Ball Player in Asonaping
Advertisement features Dr. Applewhite haw returned and promotes a ball player in Asonaping with unclear, fragmented phrasing. The readable portion centers on a testimonial style pitch and a product or event involving a sports figure.
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Dr. Applewhite Haw
Old Golds Tobacco Ad Praises Smooth Aeart-Leaf Blend
An advertisement extols Old Golds tobacco claiming no coughs and a honeylike smoothness. It compares Ora Gowns and Norma Talmadge to emphasize a gentle tongue feel from fine Aeart-leaves and a top quality blend free of coarse or ground leaves.
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Oro Gotos
Norma Talmadge
Ora
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