Coolidge speech praises farmers on Chicago trip
President Coolidge lauded agriculture alongside business during his Chicago visit. He spoke at the Chicago Commercial Club on elevating farming to industrial parity and praised farmers as a skilled, fair-minded class.
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United States
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New England
French government expels 60 foreign communists
Paris reports the secret police expelled 60 foreign Communist agents, including Italians Belgians Poles and others, from Bobigny and across borders. The move follows Premier Herriot’s stance that foreign influence poses the greater red threat while the regime seizes documents from Soviet HQs.
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Humanite
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Farm policy says agriculture still needs recovery
The 1924-25 agricultural outlook shows a potential gross income of about 12 billion dollars, up from 11.6 billion in 1923-24 and 9.55 billion in 1921-22, with a note that farm conditions are improving but far from prewar levels. Howard M. Gore presents the report, built on Henry Wallace’s work, outlining the department’s stance on farmer prospects and prices. A related item reports lobbyist solicitation of a bribe to Massachusetts legislators to pass Sunday baseball legislation, with Boston team owner Umiel Fuchs confirming the approach and a suggested 100,000 dollar bribe.
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Portsmouth
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Steubenville
Wheeling Steel Corporation
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Harry M. Basehart
Sunday Times-Signal
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Willis Groves
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Philip
Belle Center
Logan County
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St. Clairsville
Belmont County Common Pleas Court
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Jewett
Michael Holt
Michael Hahnel
Shaker Heights
Cleveland
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Holt
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Girard
Elmer Reed
Gordon
Greenville
Reed
A. A. Coulson
Menelisville
Igents
Howard Cherry
Emaeia
Agricultural Department
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Henry ©. Wallace
Howard M. Gore
Wallace
New York
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EB. Fuchs
Boston
Massachusetts
Fuchs
Lost schooner Blue Bird found and towed to Norfolk
Coast Guard reports the four masted schooner Blue Bird with 16 men aboard was located by the cutter Seneca and towed to Norfolk, a transfer picked up by the Independent Wireless Telegraph Corporation. Leo Koretz begins a one to ten year sentence at Stateville Prison after promoting a two million Bayano oil scheme. He arrives frail and destitute, having built a ruined fortune on a phantom project.
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Crowey
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Chicago
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Independent Wireless Telegraph Corporation
Stateville
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