Coolidge Addresses Cambridge Parade on Washington's Birthday
President Coolidge arrived in Cambridge and reviewed a parade ending at Harvard Square. A 150,000 crowd gathered as the Shenandoah airship passed overhead and Coolidge urged Europe to pursue mutual covenants for security while avoiding entangling political commitments.
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Walker Memorial Building
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Europe
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Old World
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John Coolidge
Plymouth
White House
Colonel Coolidge
Miners oppose wage cuts and longer day in private conference
London July AP Miners Federation delegates from coal districts vow to resist owners proposals for lower wages and to extend the seven hour day to eight hours They aim to uphold a national settlement and reject the new plan that shifts wage costs away from industry all while cost of living rises
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London
Aeeias
Miners’ Federation
Acceo
Tribune plans holiday weekend edition schedule
The Tribune announces a holiday weekend schedule with no July Fourth issue. A Reclamation Edition will appear a week later to compensate readers with Associated Press news, comics, features, and celebration coverage.
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War Department head conference on defense test plans
Washington July 3 AP heads of all war department branches called to a conference led by Major General John L. Hines to review plans for a nationwide muster test of the national defense machinery. The aim is to refine expansion plans and ensure readiness for any emergency.
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War Department
John L. Hines
National Defense Machinery
Hines
Pershing
Department
General Staff
Alaska Flu Epidemic Prompts Health Service Warning
Reports from Alaska indicate influenza presence with unclear seriousness. Surgeon General Cummings informs the Bureau of Education, which oversees health in Alaska, that the Public Health Service has only one representative in the territory and cannot take charge if the situation worsens.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Cumming
Bureau of Education
Departmet
Publc Health Service
U. S. Fleet Cruises to Australia Under Self Sufficient Plan
Under tropical skies the U S fleet cruises off Hawaii en route to Australia on the second leg of a historic voyage. Each ship operates self sufficiency with support from a chain of food fuel repair and hospital ships ensuring sustained operations for the greatest undertaking of its kind by an American fleet.
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Seattle
Hawaiian Islands
U. 8
Australia
Eating Yeast to Gain Weight Fatal for Teenager
John Negna, 19, collapsed and died in St Louis after reportedly eating yeast to gain weight. Dr. L Milliken stated the cause as yeast overconsumption and noted Christini reported he had eaten a quantity of yeast Tuesday before becoming ill. Police were notified and an investigation followed.
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John Neg
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Dr. Milliken
Quiet Independence Day Indicated for Pocatello
Gun boats guard foreign settlements in Canton China as anti foreign sentiment rises. Foreign residents warned away from Shameen, while German firms keep steady business. British consul general awaits Canton government demands. Silk merchants and chamber seek to recover lost trade amid strikes and shipping disruptions.
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Shameen
Sual
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Victor Company Omits July Dividend In Cash Conserving Move
Camden July 3 The Victor Talking Machine company board of directors announced the dividend due July 15 at eight dollars per share would be omitted to conserve cash. The letter cites planned product improvements and the need for substantial outlays to finance the company’s developments.
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Liquor Smuggling Ship Seized Near Mobile
Coast guard cutter en route to Mobile with a captured schooner and two motor boats, seized in the Gulf of Mexico carrying 2,000 cases of liquor, wire service dispatch reports to Mobile customs officials.
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Gulf of Mexico
Suspects Held After Jewelry Theft Attempt Near Chicago
James A. Murphy, 28, said to have served a San Quentin term and wanted for burglary in Salt Lake, along with Thomas Gannon from California, were arrested after trying to dispose of jewelry valued at $5,000 police believe was stolen. Victims are asked to identify them.
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Chicago
James A. Murphy
San Quentin
Salt Lake
Thomas Gannon
California
Weather forecast for Washington and region predicts scattered thundershowers
A brief forecast for Washington plus the east, Northern Rocky Mountain and Plateau region indicates scattered thunderstorms in the early period, then fair weather. Temperatures will average near normal across the area.
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Rocky Mountain
Plateau
No Formal Fourth Celebrations in Pocatello Areas
Pocatello residents plan a quiet Fourth with no formal city celebration. Many will travel to Idaho’s larger events or camp at nearby resorts. The Tribune notes workers will rest, with the paper resuming Sunday edition. a 3 p.m. Bears vs. Cheyenne game at Overland Park will draw fans, with bus service to the park.
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McCammon
Phillips
Bears
Eddie Grayson
Miss Mary McSkimmon Elected N E A President
Indianapolis July 3 AP Miss Mary McSkimmon principal of the Pierce school Brookline was elected president of the National Educational association at the convention here She succeeds Jesse H Newton superintendent of schools A da Ir of Richmond Va received 322 votes
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Mary McSkimmon
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Brookline
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National Educational Association
Jesse H. Newton
Demyer
McSkimmeon
Ela
Adair
Richmond
Entry Goes On Trial Monday
Noblesville Indiana July 3 AP Earl Gentry under indictment with D C Stephenson and Earl in the death of Miss Madge Oberholtzer will be tried alone Monday Judge Fred E Hines ruled. A defense motion to delay separate trials was overruled. Separate trial for Stephenson was sustained and Klinck remains jailed with Mozés and Stephenson.
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Ind
Earl Gentry
D. C.stephenson
Earl
Madge Oberholtzer
Indianapolis
Fred E. Hines
Stephenson
Gentry
Hines
E. Inman
Riffians Push Attacks Across French Groups Near Fez
Official communique reports intensified Riffian pressure in French Morocco. Attacks target three French groups while incursions south of the Ouprahs river extend to a depth of 12 miles northwest of El Arba de Tieza, about 26 miles northeast of Fez.
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Revered Sunday Declines to Assist Scopes Prosecution
Hood River Oregon July 3 AP Mrs Sunday says she knows her husband the Reverend William A Sunday will not assist the prosecution of John T Scopes, the evolution teacher, when asked by the Associated Press if he would take part.
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Ore
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Lala V. Scopes
Phducah
Kentucky
John T. Scopes
Tennessee
Abraham Leaskow
Federation
Governor Porlie Pledges Careful Senate Seat Pick
Bismarck North Dakota Governor A G Porlie said he would appoint a successor to fill the late Senator Ladd’s term before the December session of Congress. He stated he would take ample time to select a worthy man for the post.
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Mild Earth Shocks Rattle Santiago Night
Two mild earth shocks were felt in Santiago Chile at 1120 last night. No damage reported and residents described the tremors as slight but noticeable. Local authorities say there is no current danger and monitoring continues.
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Fortune Left for Home for Women in Louisville Will
A 42 year old invalid heir of a distiller died at his Louisville home. His will leaves 1 250 000 dollars to establish a home for homeless women in the United States. The only relative named is Mina Laney Elisabeth M Bartlett of Silver City New Mexico who also has her own fortune.
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SJ. P. Morman
Morman
Mina Laney
Elisabeth M. Bartlett
Silver City
Women Witness Negro's Execution in Kentucky Prison
In Eddyville Kentucky on July 3 AP reports Harry Armand a Negro was electrocuted for the murder of A K Witten a Louisville insurance man Two of Witten s daughters Leah Cash and Ethelyn and Miss Ruby Thomas and Miss Sadie Richardson witnessed with newspaper men present It marked the first time women witnessed an execution in the state
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Harry Armand
A. K. Witten
Louisville
Leah Witten Cash
Ethelyn Witten
Ruby Thomas
Sadie Richardson
Baptism Tragedy At Angelus Temple
Worshippers witnessed the baptism of Mrs. Charles Knowles of Santa Ana at Angelus temple in Los Angeles yesterday and saw her lifeless body carried from the church minutes later. Physicians attributed the death to the stress of immersion on her heart.
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Los Angeles
Charles Knowles
Santa Ana
Angelus Temple
Evolution Case May Be Tried In Federal Court
Chicago reports Clarence Darrow announced the Scopes evolution case would move to federal court in Nashville after defense counsel sought to challenge the law as unconstitutional. The Dayton trial in Tennessee was to begin soon with plans for possible postponement and federal injunctions noted.
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Clarence Darrow
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Tenn
John T. Scopes
Ie Davida
Nashville
John Neal
Daily Baseball Scores From Boston to St Louis
Bleacher notes show multiple games across major leagues with teams like New York Philadelphia Cleveland Pittsburgh Boston and St Louis in action. Box scores list pitchers batters and run totals though many digits are garbled. key outcomes include a New York win over Philadelphia and Pittsburgh’s narrow loss, with other games showing mixed results.
Santa Barbara Shaken By Four Quakes Causes Little Damage
San Francisco July 3 AP report says Santa Barbara endured four aftershocks starting 8 39 am with no injuries or major damage. Buildings emptied for safety as bricks cracked and plaster fell. the old mission towers shed mortar but remained standing.
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Plot to Kidnap Grandchildren Shocks Officials
Los Angeles July 3 AP two loiterers near the Doheny estate were held on investigation with gas pipe a revolver and a needle found in their possession. They offered no satisfactory explanation for three days of loitering prompting kidnapping fears dismissed by Judge Wellborne as “Just a couple of booms.”
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Josep A. Joner
D. J. Pasching
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Ore
Doheney Place
Charles Wellborne
Salem
Ikary Pickford
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