Grace Coolidge prepares Plymouth homestead for state display
Preparations to present the Coolidge homestead in Plymouth Vermont to the United States are under way by Mrs Grace Goodhue Coolidge widow of the president. The Vermont home is where John Coolidge once administered the oath to his son when Warren G Harding died. The Coolidges often used the house for vacations, with the president sometimes helping with farm chores.
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Warren G Hardin
White House
Eagles To Get Resolution On Aged Pensions
In Cincinnati on August 8 the Fraternal Order of Eagles prepared two resolutions on old age pensions and workers compensation to present to delegates at the 36th Grand Aerie opening. The National Commission on old age pensions led by Frank E Herzing and the stabilization of employment commission led by Conrad H Mann met to draft preliminary resolutions. Gallup N MW begins its Inter tribal Indian Ceremonial on August 24.
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Driving For Safety Look Well Ahead
The Elyria Automobile Club urges drivers to visualize traffic conditions 209 to 300 feet ahead. A scene seeming safe at first can become dangerous by the time you reach it, and higher speeds require looking farther ahead to anticipate conditions.
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Philadelphia Boss Vare Dies After Stroke At 66
William S. Vare, longtime political figure in Philadelphia, died at 66 from a heart attack at his Ventnor New Jersey home. His death ends a bid to reclaim leadership of his party and his machine after a 1928 paralytic stroke. Funeral services are set for tomorrow. Ray Greth, 28, Toledo, escaped and a bus fire originated from a dripping fuel line while he tried to move the vehicle. all passengers already had exited. Edith D. Cockins, Ohio State registrar, fractured her ankle after falling from a porch at home in Columbus.
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Edith D. Cockins
Ohio State University
Plan Cleveland liquor closing hour ordinance
Cleveland officials plan to introduce a closing hour ordinance for all liquor and beer establishments at 1 AM on weekdays and 10 PM on Sundays. Councilman Edward Chapek signaled the move as state liquor control members met to address the existing liquor monopoly.
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Beven dogs shot near Galion on August 8
Seven dogs believed to have killed sheep on farms near Galion were shot yesterday. Farmers reported losses of their sheep and cited the dogs as culprits. Local authorities confirmed the incident and the dogs were killed to prevent further predation.
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Wandering man found near Sidney after day in swamp
A man identified as 72 year old Sol Stimesr wandered from his son's home near Sidney. He was found yesterday in a swamp and appeared exhausted.
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Hunt Toledoan Who Jumped Off Vessel As Joke
Coast guards and police search for Walter Krug and Harold Barnes after a joke aboard the Steamer Put-In-Bay ended with Krug diving from the second deck as the ship neared Madison avenue. Both men, intoxicated, attempted to swim ashore before the vessel docked, Barnes losing his grip to avoid being dragged overboard.
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Maumee
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Madison Avenue
Last Arguments In Poison Trial Are Heard Today
Closing arguments proceed in the first degree murder trial of Mrs Amelia Webb Wardrop of Coshocton. The 43 year old mother stands accused in the 1931 poisoning death of her son Herbert George Webb. Thirteen rebuttal witnesses were used by the state. defense rested with the defendant's testimony. The state also presented evidence of possible motive through insurance loans to Wardrop. She remains indicted for the 1932 poisoning death of her daughter Tona Webb Senter and for poisoning her nephew Charles Hughes with intent to kill in 1932.
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Amelia Webb Wardrop
Herbert George Webb
Wardrop
Tona Webb
Rites Held For Woman Flier At Roosevelt Field
The body of Frances Harrell Marsalis, killed in a Dayton race crash, was sent from Darton to Centerville Miss. after rites in a Roosevelt Field hangar. Pilots and mechanics led the procession with escorts from three army planes, three navy planes, and three civilian ships. Burial is planned in Marsalis family plot at Centerville.
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Fire Destroys Bus In Garage In Cleveland Area
A bus inside a repair garage owned by Mutual Trucking Co. was destroyed by fire late yesterday in Cleveland. Fifteen persons faced loss of personal belongings as the Pittsburg-Chicago passenger bag was burned in the blaze. The cause of the fire was not immediately known and investigators continued at the scene.
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