Quiet Season in Washington Suits President Coolidge
Washington enters a period of social quiescence after President Coolidge’s first months in office. He has avoided public entertainments, dined out rarely, and kept a strict routine, while officials and press debate his political stance and focus on government work. Senator Magnus Johnson’s visit signals Minnesota interest as three conventions open in October.
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Labor Unions Aid Methodist Church Project in Fort Dodge
In Fort Dodge Iowa labor unions across the state donate to help build a new Epworth Methodist Episcopal Church in the industrial district. The $50,000 brick church will offer English classes, youth programs, a library and community facilities for workers and foreign residents alike. Reverend T J Pettit, called a Bolshevik by some, argues ministers should be radical to improve conditions in mines and factories.
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California booster touts boom fueled by eastern money
Dave Eichelberger extols California growth during a visit, noting high eastern investment and a planned Sawtell area golf links valued at $1,000,000. He cites 309 new houses and projected 3,000 residents after a year as West Los Angeles absorbs Sawtelle and Westwood SP into the city, with family ties and reunion duties keeping him connected.
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Brigade of the Oak Leaf
Wants Square Deal For Hawaii Says Gov Farrington
Governor Farrington urged a square deal for Hawaii after meeting President Coolidge. He planned to press Hawaii’s case for lands appropriation for roads and vocational education, noting Hawaii’s territorial status and seeking full consideration rather than treatment as a possession.
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Profane Cursing Deemed Vice by Washington
A historical statement notes profane cursing as a foolish and wicked practice. It describes swearing as a vice detested by every person of sense and character, attributed to a Washington source.
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