Coolidge Father Undergoes Operation in Vermont
President Coolidge visited his ailing father in Vermont after his surgery for heart trouble and old age. Dr. Chute led the local operation with Dr. Coupal assisting while the president stayed by his bedside at the family home. The elder Coolidge recovered overnight and the president remained nearby with Mrs. Coolidge as reports indicated steady improvement.
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Zune AF
Sien
Soe
Linwa
Mre. Coolidge
White
Irene
James F. Coupal
Pie
Vermont
Colonel Cool
Attorney Sargent
Phy
North Station
Coolidge
Yudlow
Dent
Marty Vecches
John
Calvin, Jr
Boston
Chute
States educate foreign adults expand in 15 states
Education in English and citizenship for adult men and women is now part of public school systems in 15 states with plans for rapid expansion. Charles M. Herlihy said immigrant education and native illiterates classes have moved beyond experiments. The federal role includes appointing a specialist in adult education to guide national leadership. The department seeks adequate funding, trained teachers, voluntary naturalization, and organized programs for native illiterates.
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Indianapolis
Charles M. Herlihy
Department of Adult Education
Massachusetts Department of Education
National Education Association
United States Bureau of Education
Dope War Behind Harlem Slayings
In Harlem a gangster Angelo Marino is shot dead beside his $10,000 sports car, and a nearby woman is killed by a stray bullet. Police found $5,000 worth of drugs in shoe boxes on a roof, suggesting Marino was killed in a drug feud. the woman appears not to be involved with drugs.
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New York
International News Service
Angelo Marino
Harlem
Marcino
No. 810
Marino
Physicians deny movies harm eyes in Newark report
Dr Charles W Crankshaw of Prudential Infirmary says reading is more tiring than an evening at the movies and that eye strain more often stems from the eyes than from film. Industrial surveys show 25 million of 42 million Americans have eye defects. Motion pictures now limit flicker to ease strain.
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Newark
N. J
Charles W. Crankshaw
Prudential Insurance Company
Crankshaw
Mackenzie Barred From Amateur Golf at St Andrews
St Andrews Scotland June 29 Fred Mackenzie longtime local amateur golfer is barred from amateur competition due to a period as a professional at an American club in 1903 He may only compete as a professional in open amateur events as dictated by the royal and ancient game authorities.
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ST. Andrews
Scotland
Fred Mackenzie
Mackenzie
Hungarians Reject Pre Marriage Probe
Budapest report says the Hungarian Union for Health Protection rejected compulsory medical examinations before marriage after a lengthy inquiry. It recommends a Matrimonial Consultation Office where all engaged couples would be required to seek advice, though it would not regulate marriages.
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Budapest
Hungarian Union For Health Protection
Hundreds of Women Report Benefit From Taylor's Blood Medicine
An advertisement claims Taylor's Blood Medicine purifies blood and restores health. It presents a woman over 50 who reports weight gain, improved appetite, clearer skin, and relief from stomach trouble after using the tonic. The letter group cites widespread testimonials from the South and urges readers to ask their druggist for a bottle.
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Taylor
Taylor Medicine Company
Tampa
Florida
South
Nature
Bright
Taylor Medicine Co
Fla
Bryan Talks on Democratic Hopes in 1928 Campaign
Former Nebraska governor and 1924 vice presidential candidate Charles W. Bryan spoke in Oklahoma City urging southern and western unity behind the farmer against big business. He pushed for deflation policy change, repeal of the Esch Cummins bill, repeal of tariff laws, and public ownership of utilities.
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Oklahoma City
Charles W. Bryan
Nebraska
Bryan
Texas
Oklahoma
Federal Reserve System
Fight over shoes ends in killing in Lob Angles
In Lob Angeles California a fatal fight over salvaged shoes led Deputy DA Harold L. Davis to file murder charges against an unknown itinerant named Pistol Pete. The victim known as Gasoline was buried in an unmarked grave after failed identifications.
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Davis
French commission to settle debt to America discussed
In Paris June 29 a French commission is to come to Washington within months to negotiate settlement of the debt to America. The Quayd Will send a dent commission to the United States to handle the negotiations.
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Paris
Quaid
United States
Dent Commission
America
Dodson's Liver Tone Promises Quick Liver Relief
An advertisement touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe alternative to calomel for a sluggish liver. It claims the liquid medicine cleanses the bowels, relieves headaches and bilious symptoms, and does not cause salivation or sickness, suitable for adults and children.
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Dodson
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