President Coolidge Arrives in Swampscott for Summer
President Coolidge returns to Massachusetts for a secluded summer at White Court near Swampscott. He will rest with friends and avoid formal events while keeping in direct contact with Washington. He plans short motor trips along the shore with son John and visits Plymouth and Marblehead during the season.
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Washam
Salem
Washington
Marble Head
White Court
Lidge
John
Amherst College
Assault on Consul Four N Rome Revealed
Washington reports details of the May 24 assault on Vice-Consul Franklin C Gowen in Lombardy during fascist anniversary events. Gowen was incapacitated briefly. Italy apologized and offered reimbursements. The U S ambassador was told the incident was a mistaken identity and considered closed.
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Washington
A.P
State Department
Franklin
C. Gowen
Leghorn
Italy
Gowen
Fletcher
President Coolidge preps coastal residence for extended stay
Mrs. Coolidge plans limited entertaining while President Coolidge vacations at a White Ocean residence. Neighbors Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stearns influence the trip, with F. E. Smith of Boston arranging occupancy. From his study the president will oversee visitors and official business, enjoying sea views and a broad porch. Security and White House staff accompany him as projection of movies on the veranda signals a relaxed, protected stay.
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Mass
Mrs. Coolidge
Swampscott
Frank W
Salem
White House
Mrs. Stearns
Red Gables
White Court
Washington
Julia Jongbloet
Secret Service
Notable deputy Wade praises Herb Juice medicine
Well known Mobile County deputy sheriff Mr. E Wade describes dramatic health improvements after using Herb Juice. He cites relief from chronic constipation stomach trouble gas side pains and sluggish liver with regained appetite and digestion. He endorses the product and recommends it to others.
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Mr. E._ Wade
Mobile County
Chickasawa
Ala
Mr. Wade
Nationalization of Goal Mines in Britain Urged
London June 24. Labor troubles and rising unemployment deepen anxieties as coal mines close and thousands of miners idle. Mine leaders call for nationalization while owners push for wage cuts and plan to end current accords at month end. Prime Minister Baldwin met with trades union and miners leaders, who urged Russia trade, but officials opposed nationalization.
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London
A.P
Baldwin
House of Commons
Labor Party
Austen Chamberlains
Downing Street
Trades Union Congress
Russia
Presbyterians Hear Report On Union Aim At Council
Cardiff. In the twelfth quadrennial council of the Alliance of Presbyterian Churches Rev J F Fleming reports thirteen new membership applications since 1921. Prospective members include churches from Jugo Slavia Czecho Slovakia Romania Lithuania Switzerland Alsace Lorraine France South Africa Canada and Cape Colony. Unity talks will be discussed openly. A business committee will prepare motions for the western section council with Revs Skilling Thompson and McMillan among its members.
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Wales
J. F. Fleming
Alliance of Presbyterian Churches
Presbyterian
Jugo-Slavia
Czecho-Slovakia
Rumania
Lithunia
Evangelistic Church of
Switzerland
Reformed Church of
Alsace-Lorraine
National Union Reformed Church of France
Bantu Church of
D. N. Skilling
St. Louis
Ernest
Thompson
Charleston
Homer McMillan
Atlanta
Laura Harlan to retire as White House social secretary
In Washington on June 24 the AP reports Miss Laura Harlan will retire from her White House social secretary post at the start of the social season. Management of formal events will shift to a state department appointee. Harlan, named in the early Harding era, is succeeded by new arrangements. Miss Mary Randolph remains Mrs Coolidge’s personal secretary.
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Washington
Laura Harlan
White House
State Department
Harlan
Harding
Mary Randolph
Coolidge
Post Office Reclassification Shifts Fifty-One Offices Up
The annual salary readjustment moves fifty-one second class post offices to first class and drops ten first class offices to second class effective July 1. Poplar Bluff Missouri gains first class status. first class postmasters earn from 3200 to 8000 dollars annually based on gross receipts.
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Washington
A.P
Mede
Poplar
Painleve Survives First Confidence Vote in Morocco Policy
Paris June 24 The Painleve ministry won a confidence vote in the chamber of deputies 510 to 0 on its Moroccan policy. Socialists largely supported the measure with Leon Blum signing the motion. Support cited admiration for the premier’s Morocco trip and opposition speeches by communists. The government now faces another vote on the financial question.
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Paris
A.P
Painleve
Socialist Party
M. Painleve
Chamber of Deputies
Leon Blum
Morocco
Aging veteran is victim of fall in Shreveport
Major John Crowley of New Orleans, Civil War courier for Jefferson Davis, discharged from a Shreveport hospital after a fall from a main train caused by heart trouble. He was en route to Kansas City to visit his son when stricken. doctors say injuries are not serious.
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Shreveport
John Rowley
New Orleans
Jefferson Davis
Washington
Crowley
Kansas City
Zemo Heals Itching Skin Fast
There is one safe dependable treatment that relieves itching torture and cleanses and soothes the skin. Soon after the first application you will find irritations pimples blackheads eczema blotches ringworm will disappear. Zemo banishes eruptions and leaves skin soft smooth and healthy. It is a non greasy disappearing liquid apply during the day. Trial bottle 35c larger size 1.00.
Commodore James A. Pugh Dies in Chicago
Commodore James A. Pugh a noted yachtsman, promoter of large business ventures and Republican figure, died at his Eastman Springs Michigan home aged 60. Once a Chicago freight steamer line promoter he went bankrupt in 1917, later recovering some fortune. He ran unsuccessfully for the Republican vice presidential nomination in 1916 and gained renown as a sportsman with his five swift defending yachts.
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Chicago
A.P
James A. Pugh
Eastman Springs
Mich
Atlantic Coast
Trouble grows in Canton as foreign tensions rise
Reports from Hong Kong indicate renewed anti foreign agitation at Canton. The American gunboat Helena departed for Sham, the foreign settlement, as British naval officials increased precautions amid escalating unrest.
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Canton
Helena
Sham
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