Coolidge Jr Suffering From Blood Poisoning At Walter Reed
Calvin Coolidge Jr. remains critically ill at Walter Reed hospital with septic poisoning after a blister on his foot. Doctors report he has withstood fatal spells and received a blood transfusion and oxygen as his condition slowly stabilizes. The president and Mrs. Coolidge stay near his bedside with updates every hour and plans to brief the White House.
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Calvin Coolidge, Jr
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New York
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Typical American Boy Is President's Son Calvin Junior
Washington July 6. Calvin Coolidge Jr a 16 year old heir apparent to the White House and his elder brother John nearly 18 are described asable and mischievous yet dignified. The piece portrays their playful clashes and Calvin's scholarly lead in class while noting his frailty for football and his fondness for tennis and baseball.
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Washington
Calvin Coolidge Jr
John
White House
Ted Clarke
Clarke
Fifteen-Year-Old Battles Poisoned Fever For Life
The 16 year old Calvin Jr. remained conscious most of the night though delirious from a raging fever caused by poison. Two enlisted medical corpsmen offered blood for transfusion and slight improvement was noted. Doctors gave him a fighting chance as a new consultation was planned. President and Mrs. Coolidge visited the hospital after breakfast.
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Calvin, Jr
Rebels Hold San Paulo Amid Sudden Uprising in Brazil
Sao Paulo remains in rebel hands after seizing government buildings during a rapid weekend uprising marked by street fighting. Reports from Buenos Aires describe the city as still controlled by insurgent forces, with ongoing clashes and uncertain authorities.
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Buenos Aires
Sao Paulo
Brazil
Three White Indians Brought From Panama By Explorer
Richard Marsh an engineer and explorer arrived in New York on the Cala maris with three white Indians he found in Panama's San Blas wilderness. They and five copper colored San Blas tribe members are held by immigration officials while bonds of 500 each are filed. The children show pink-tinted skin blue eyes and golden hair with brownish blotches on hands and face.
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Associated Prom
New York
Richard Marsh
Calamares
San Blas
Panama
Colon
Clarence O Baring Declared Insane After Murder Attempt
Clarence O. Baring, accused of trying to murder his wife by poisoning food with disease germs, was declared insane by two alienists in White Plains New York. County Judge Bleakley then ordered a new commission to conduct an official investigation for the court.
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Associated Press
Plains
New York
Clarence O. Baring
Mattewan State Hospital
Bleakley
White Plains
N. Y
Weatchseter County
Revolution Call Urges Global Farmers Unity
A Moscow manifesto by the Fifth Congress of the Third International marks the tenth anniversary of the world war outbreak. It blames ruling classes in all nations for the conflict and urges workers peasants and farmers to unite to prevent war and join a revolutionary labour movement.
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Europe
United States
Revolutionary Labour Movement
Des Moines State Official Raymond Cassady Found Dead
Raymond Cassady Iowa secretary of agriculture was found dead in his bed at the Gillespie home in Des Moines. The body was discovered by A O Hauge a neighbor and state representative from Polk County. Death is believed to be due to heart disease. Cassady born 1881 near Whiting was a former farmer stock raiser and director of the American Hereford Cattle Breeders Association. He advocated farm organization consolidation to aid reform and farm legislation.
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Raymond Cassady
Whiting
Iowa
J. L. Gillespie
Cassady
American Hereford Cattle Breeders’ Association
Mail plane delayed at Iowa City test flight setback
A U.S. night air mail plane delayed after a motor fault during final test in Iowa City. Mechanics installed a new engine, and the plane left 3 minutes late. Lt. L. Wagner piloted the craft on the flight that resumed after the repair.
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Associated Press
Iowa City
Tost Hight
United States Night Air Mail Service
Tts Ciret
Smashfield
L. Wagner
Illinois Physician Slain by Son in Domestic Tragedy
Stewart, Illinois. Dr James M During, 56, a prominent physicist, was shot dead by his son Herbert during a dinner dispute. The son, angered by refusal to talk, returned with a shotgun. He is jailed awaiting grand jury on murder charges after threats against the son.
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James M During
Stewart
Herbert
Young During
Hyde Park High School
Chicago
Order of Elks Open National Convention This Week in Boston
The sixtieth annual Elks convention opened in Boston with about ten thousand visiting Elks and friends. A Thursday parade could draw up to 25 thousand. total order membership stands at 839,429. Delegates held military demonstrations and outings and weighed the race for Grand Exalted Ruler between John G. Price of Columbus and Charles F. McCue of Cambridge.
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Associated Press
Boston
Mass
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Elks
John G. Price
Columbus
Ohio
Charles F. McCue
Cambridge
State fair to award nearly 140 thousand dollars in prizes
The Associated Press reports nearly 140,900 in premiums and prizes will be awarded at this year’s state fair. The total listed by management is 137,962.25, up 14,847 from last year, with cattle receiving the largest share at 34,384.50 and horse racing 26,675. Events for boys and girls clubs total 11,654, and educational department offers 1,061. Fireproof barns will house livestock and other departments.
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Fair Management
Automobiles Skid and Crash Kill Two in Sioux City
Miss Esther Roe aged 28 and Lawrence Gilbert a druggist died when their car skidded in loose mud and overturned near Sioux City yesterday.
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Reacad
Sioux City
Esther Roe
Lawrence Gilbert
Young Man Drowns Near Cedar Rapids
Frank Weston aged 24 drowned in Prairie Creek at Cedar Rapids. Albert Stedman, who was with Weston, was rescued after submerging twice yesterday.
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Albert Stedman
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Prairie Creek
Democratic delegates freed from pledges at Madison Square Garden
At the July 7 Democratic National Convention in New York delegates were released from pledges and instructions while keeping the unit and two thirds rules. The vote on the adoption of the resolution favored release 985 to 105 with eight abstentions, as McAdoo supporters sought to avoid obstructionism. Continued balloting showed McAdoo leading early with 413 votes in the first subgroup and Smith close behind, amid ongoing stubbornness in the second day of proceedings.
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Gilchrist
N. Y
Rules Committee
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Underwood
Glass
Ralston
Robinson
Ritchie
Sailsbury
Ferris
Bryan
Gerard
Roosevelt
Ballots tallied in three districts with mixed results
Ballots taken today show Toth McAdoo leading with 511 and Smith 363 in one district while totals across districts reach 1096 with 2 absent. Absent results list McAdoo Smith Davis and others with varied percentages and margins.
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Glass
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Robinson
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Saulsbury
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Roosevelt
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Owen
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Rosevelt
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Democratic convention at Madison Square Garden divides on nomination
The Democratic National Convention resumes work on July 7 at Madison Square Garden with a report from Permanent Chairman Walsh and National Chairman Hull on talks with sixteen presidential aspirants. Most delegates foresee a hot session under the glass roof as factions weigh McAdoo and Smith positions amid calls for quick resolutions.
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Hull
Wm. G. McAdee
McAdoo
Madison Square Garden
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