Japan Rejoices Over Birth of Princess
Tokyo reports Princess Nagako gave birth to a granddaughter to Crown Prince Hirohito. Newspapers issued extras as Japan rejoiced, the infant received the imperial sword in a traditional ceremony, and a grand imperial fete will honor the newborn in the imperial palace Homei hall. The new heir is viewed as a direct descendant of the sun goddess, with 70 million subjects awaiting the event.
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Tokyo
Nagako
Hirohito
Japan
Imperial Palace
Jimmi Tenno
President Coolidge Opens Chicago Horse Show
President Coolidge presses a gold telegraph key to flash lights over the Chicago Riding Club show arena. About 2000 entries across 125 classes competed for 28500 dollars in prizes and silver trophies. Grand entries included gated stallions, roadsters, ponies, and various hunters and jumpers. Fort Riley and Fort Sheridan breeding farms sent notable horses to the event.
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Chicago
Coolidge
White House
Tanbark Court
Illinois
Mississippi Valley
Kentucky
Fort Riley
One Hundred and Twenty-second Field Artillery
Fort Sheridan
Iowa Farmers Hold Corn for 1.15 a Bushel
Des Moines reports show the National Corn Growers Association passing resolutions urging farmers to withhold corn until the Chicago market reaches 1.15 dollars per bushel. The group also asks Congress to address Belt disparities and pursue prosperity levels seen in industrial sectors.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Chicago
National Corn Growers’ Association
Congress
Veterans' Bureau Seeks 134 Million for 1926 27 Activities
Washington appropriation of 134 965 000 is needed for veterans bureau activities in 1926 27 excluding hospital construction and adjusted service certificate funds. Director General Hines estimates the service has reached more disabled veterans in the past year.
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Washington
Veterans’ Bureau
Hines
Canada's Lumber King J R Booth Dies at Ninety
Ottawa reports the death of J R Booth aged ninety, the capital's lumber magnate. His granddaughter Princess Lois, wife of Prince Eric of Denmark, is currently in Denmark.
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Canada
Ottawa
Ont
J. R. Booth
Lois
Eric
Denmark
Government backs loans to South America for noncoffee aims
Secretary Hoover said the government raised no objection to loans to South American states for purposes other than sustaining coffee valorization schemes. The statement clarifies U S policy on financing activities outside coffee support programs.
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Washington
Hoover
Cholera Claims Twenty Three In Manila Provinces
Cholera kills twenty three people in the provinces of Bulacan Panpanga and Nueva Ecija over the last forty eight hours while Manila remains comparatively free from the plague.
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Manila
Bulacan
Panpanga
Neuva Ecija
Adlerika Gas Relief Promises Quick Abdominal Comfort
Gas pressure in the abdomen causes restlessness and sleep trouble. Adlerika removes gas in ten minutes and brings out large amounts of old waste matter. An excellent intestinal evacuant, it treats constipation and related stomach issues. Reed's Drugstore.
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Adlerika
Reed’s Drugstore
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