Coolidges Greeted At Wisconsin Camp In Cedar Island Lodge
President Coolidge and Mrs. Coolidge arrive in Superior after a 36 hour trip from Washington to Cedar Island lodge for a three month stay. Crowds greet them as Duluth and Superior celebrate with holiday crowds, bands and civic groups. Mrs. Coolidge health improves. photo sessions follow their arrival. the lodge grounds are described and the presidential library room is prepared.
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Superior
Wis
Washington
Coolidge
Cedar Island Lodge
EK M. Lambert
President Coolidge
Mra Coolidge
Tim
Chow
Central High School
Abraham Lincoln
Julius Caesar
Edward T. Clark
Applications pour into civilian military training camps
War department reports 52,442 applications received for summer citizen military training programs, with 88,346 accepted. Last year at this date 47,000 applications. Current appropriations cover 35,000 men to be trained.
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Washington
War Department
Citizens
Favor Teleg Money Orders Mexico City
Wire money orders sent in Mexico during April totalled 1 408 401 dollars, up 69 397 from April last year. The report notes increases in transfers through Mexico City agencies and cites overall growth in remittance activity.
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Mexico City
Mexico
U S Envoy to Chile Resigns
United States Ambassador William A Collier resigns from his post in Santiago to attend to personal business in the United States.
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U. S
Chile
Santiago
United States
William A. Collier
Cuban Goods in Canada Opens Campaign Ahead
An active Havana led drive to promote Cuban predecte sugar tobacco and alcohol will open in Canada within the next month as part of a broader trade push.
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Canada
Havana
Edison Returns Home From Florida Winter Vacation
Thomas Edison leaves Fort Myers after a long winter stay in Florida, returning to his East Orange laboratory for the first time since starting to visit the state forty five years ago.
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Fort Meyers
Fla
Thomas Edison
East Orange
N. J
Florida
U S Fleet poised to dominate seas as private bids rise
New York reports private interests, aided by the Jones-White bill, bidding to take over federal lines. A $250 million loan fund spurs ship construction amid a push to consolidate lines like American Diamond and American France, with plans to offer American Merchant and Atlantic Australian licensing to private buyers.
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New York
Lloyds Register
United States
America
Soviet Russia
Barber Steamship Lines
American Diamond Line
American France Line
Shipping Board
North Atlantic
Yankee Line
Germany
American Merchant Line
London
Atlantic Australian Line
American Indian Line
Atlantic of Shipping Board
Pacific
E. C. Plummer
T. V. O'Connor
Midwest Tourists to Europe Hit 36000 This Year
Chicago report shows 36000 tourists from the Middle West will visit Europe this season, a new record and 2000 above last year. R A Procter, chief of the Chicago passport bureau, stated the figure.
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Midwest
Europe
Chicago
Middle West
R. A. Procter
Caruso Leaves $1.33 Million Estate After Death
Enrico Caruso the renowned opera tenor who died in 1921 left a gross estate of $1,333,187 with a state transfer tax of $106,301. The figures reflect the size of his New York holdings and tax assessment on his estate.
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New York
Enrico Caruso
Anonymous $500,000 Gift to Johns Hopkins Library
An anonymous donor gave $500000 to Johns Hopkins University to complete the Welch Medical Library. The announcement confirmed the gift and its purpose for expanding library facilities.
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Johns Hopkins
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins University
Welch Medical
Nebraska News: Conventions, Elections, Marriage Licenses
The Nebraska scene includes the 12th biennial convention of the Nebraska association of workers for the blind in Nebraska City, election of E C Yont as president of Fremont Joint Stock Land Bank,遗逝 J M Cornelius at 79 in Humboldt, and a forthcoming national Swedish Mission covenant conference in Omaha in 1924. Also noted are irrigation efforts by F J Sellers near Alliance, an alfalfa clinic in Scottsbluff county, and rail intercity bus service approvals. Wheat outlook in Gage county, and thriving Nebraska towns with new buildings and land value gains are reported. A Nebraska widow left agronomy funds to the University. Fatal injury near Kearney ends a farmer’s day.
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E. C. Yont
Fremont Joint Stock Land Bank
Lincoln
W. W. Burr
W. A Selleck
W. E. Barkley
Katherine Dougan
J. M. Cornelius
Humboldt
Swedish Mission Covenant of America
Omaha
F. J. Sellers
Alliance
Nebraska
Scottsbluff County Farm Bureau
State Railway Commission
Sioux Falls Traction System
Sioux Falls, & C
Goldenrod
Red Cloud
Holyoke
Colo
Oxford
Charlene G. Scott
Jay C
Louise Smith Scott
Central City
Neb
Peter Chernoborodorf
Mitchel
Alexandria de Jaesolin Chernoborodortf
New York City
Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church
Buttrick
Gage County
C. J. Claessen
Omaha Trust Company
Claessen
Lidia Esther Barker
University of Nebraska
Lavonia Hailey
Albion 4H dairy judging team sails to Europe
Three Albion Nebraska 4H dairy judging champions Jesse Bilyou Joe King and Russell Hughes travel from Omaha to Montreal then sail to Wye Kent England for the International Dairy judging contest on July 5. Coach G C Giradot and state dairy specialist M L Flack will accompany them. Local sponsor Walter W Head and Omaha businessmen finance the trip.
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Omaha
Albion
Boone County
Montreal
Wye
Kent
England
Jesse Bilyou
Joe King
Russell Hughes
M. L. Flack
Chicago
G. C. Giradot
Mr. Flack
Humboldt Bank Reopens After Failure Under State Oversight
Humboldt The State Bank reopened its doors under the guidance of R. H. Mohrman from the state guaranty fund commission. Mohrman expects the bank’s business can be adjusted without drawing on the guaranty fund and notes remaining changes may be needed in the securities to stabilize operations.
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Humboldt
State Bank of
R. H. Mohrman
State Guaranty Fund Commission
Will of recluse Charles Sheel shown for probate in Lincoln
The Nebraska Supreme Court ordered the will of Charles Shee low of Crete admitted to probate reversing a district court ruling that had refused probate. The document named Schulz brothers Albert L Henry F and Frank C as major heirs.
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Lincoln
Charles Sheelow
Crete
State Supreme Court
District Co
Schulz Brothers
Albert L
Henry F
Frank C
Discharge of gun wounds man in Red Cloud area
Red Cloud resident C. L. Williams suffered severe injuries from an accidental shotgun discharge. He carried the gun into a corn field to shoot rabbits and was injured when the entire load struck his arm, tearing muscles and fracturing bone after being brought to town for treatment.
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Red Cloud
C. L. Williams
Historical Train Displayed For Nebraska Jubilee
Lincoln officials plan a historic train for the 40th anniversary of the railroad in Alliance. The parade head will feature an old locomotive followed by a modern engine. An historical car from the state historical society a diner and a Pullman complete the train.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Alliance
State Historical Society
Lindy Builds Business Houses in Lindy Town
Bloomfield A general store filling station two cream stations a restaurant an implement store and a beauty parlor are operating in Lindy fourteen miles northwest of Bloomfield. Arrangements to open more businesses are under way as equipment becomes available. A lot was donated to a Methodist church and the Addison telephone exchange may be extended to Lindy.
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LINDY
Bloomfield
Addison Telephone Exchange
Fremont to Build $200000 Hospital on Lutheran Grounds
Fremont moves toward a new hospital costing 200000 on Lutheran grounds and East Military avenue. First week subscriptions top 60000 with Fremont pledging 75000 and Lutheran church plus surrounding districts 125000. Rural areas rise slowly as farmers harvest crops while pledged areas show strong support.
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Fremont
East Military Avenue
Car overturned in rainstorm claims life near Meridian
William S Splendahl of Battle Creek died when a car overturned on the Meridian highway during torrential rain. Teammate Lee Taylor escaped drowning from the ditch, while Elmer Hoover also of Battle Creek and Taylor were bruised and shocked. Hoover said he was blinded by an approaching vehicle.
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Norfolkk
Meridian Highway
William S.splendahl
Battle Creek
Lee Taylor
Elmer Hoover
Taylor
Hoover
Castoria advert warns against overhandling babies
An old style ad blames overhandling for baby nerves and sleeplessness, touting Castoria as a harmless remedy. It claims quick calming effects, lists colic and digestion issues as uses, notes over 25 million bottles yearly, and urges look for Chas. HL Fletcher's signature on the package.
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Chas
HL Fletcher
Stable Man Showed Grim Sense of Humor
A young woman eager to reach her horseman friend called several academies asking if a horse named Molly was available. A rough stable man answered from the Park academy and offered to bring Molly to the phone, delivering a dry, humorous reply.
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Posthaste
Molly
The
Park Academy
Detroit Free Press
Senator Sorghum Dismisses Music Metaphor For Debate
A Washington Star quip cites Senator Sorghum saying he has not seen a brass band or orchestra that wouldn’t play energetically for one side of an argument as for the other, using music to mock political partisanship.
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Senator Sorghum
Washington Star
Suburb School Welcomes New Student in Ceremony
A new girl joins Suburb-Dora Elementary as teachers and students welcome her during a classroom ceremony. Mrs. Suburb-Dora leads the formal welcome and the student is invited to participate in school activities.
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Suburb
Dora
Still Going Strong Mrs Brown Do You Think They Are Rich
Mrs Brown jokes that the wealthy appearance comes from last year's fashion. Mrs Jones agrees noting they still wear last year's ear.
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Mrs. Brown
Odd Diner Prices Spark Pig Foot Debate
A humorous exchange shows a diner paying 60 cents for five pigs feet after being told the price for four was 30 cents. The waiter quips that an extra pig had to be killed, prompting the higher charge.
Airplane Vibe Shifts From Fifteen Years Ago
A curio of aviation history notes the old-fashioned airplane from fifteen years past. The remark hints at rapid tech progress and nostalgia in the field.
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Edison
Seal
Caruso
Nebraska Association of Workers For the Blind
Nebraska City
Jennie E. Johnson
State School For the Blind
Albion Youths
Walter W. Head
Memphis
National Daily Show
Humboldt Bank
Ruth Brittain
S. S. Shean
O Street
Leeks Geasen
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