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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1924

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Post-Scripts George Rothwell Brown and The Times Texts

A jumble of quotations and fragments references George Rothwell Brown and Cousin Fred Pollard from Proctorsville Vermont. It mentions White House guests using the presidential car on a pilgrimage to S Street, plus Easter religious imagery, church references, and political notes about Russia England Japan and naval ratios. The piece weaves sarcasm about Prohibition era smoking in North Carolina and a Benwood death, ending with a query about election day voter turnout.

Fred Pollard Proctorsville White House S Street Cat Wilson

Cecil Cements Vanderbilt Estate Ties in Asheville Wedding

Miss Cornelia Vanderbilt weds Hon John Francis Amherst Cecil at All Souls Church Biltmore in a ceremony likened to medieval pageantry. Cecil resigns as secretary of the British embassy to manage the Vanderbilt estate. the couple will reside on the Biltmore holdings after the honeymoon, with the estate passing to Mrs Vanderbilt’s daughter when she turns 26.

Post Asheville N. C Washington New York Vanderbilt Cornelia Vanderbilt George W Vanderbilt AN Souls Church Biltmore John Francis Amherst Cecil William Cecil London Baroness Amherst Hackney Cuesta Biltmore Hospital Mr. Cecil Hillmore Inherh William K. Vanderbilt George Vanderbilt Commodore Cornelius Vanderbilt Peter Stuyvesant Manhattan Misa Vanderbltwill Biltmorg Merrill Junius M. Horner Western North Caralina

Coolidge Cousins Visit White House In Democratic Twist

Vermont native Misa Erminie Lois Pollard, a University of Vermont senior visiting Washington with the Pollard family, says their tour included former President Wilson’s home. Despite loyalty to President Coolidge, she describes the family as Democrats, noting their car ride with White House chauffeurs.

Vermont Coolidge Commonwealth Washington Wilson White House

Two Killed Seven Shot in Union Meeting Violence

In Chicago on April 28 two people died and seven were wounded following an affray at a meeting of electrical workers. Police hunted William Brook and Michael Boyle Umbrella Mike as two suspects. Three men implicated Brook and Boyle and Samuel Bills, a Sea Cream Drivers' union agent, was killed but not believed to have been involved. Robert Deveree, a former prize fighter, died from his wounds.

Chicago Electrical William Brooka Michael Umbrella Mike) Boyle Electrical Workers Brook Boyle Samuel S. Bills Sea Cream Drivers’ Union Robert Deveree

Actress to Be Bride of Earl of Dudley

Paris April 29 Gertie Mestiar a London stage star formerly of Broadway will wed the Earl of Dudley in Paris tomorrow at the British consulate general. The groom is a brother of Sir Joan Ward equerry to the king who married Miss Jean Reid daughter of the late Whitelaw Reid former American ambassador.

Upecia Paris Gertle Mfistar Geigh- Mty Broadwdythe Pet Gotham Earl of Butiey Great Britain Early Joan Ward Jean Reid Whitelaw Reid

Tornado Injures Seven and Destroys Eight Homes Near Texarkana

Texarkana Arkansas April 29 Luther Thompson Jr five years old was reported fatally injured and seven others badly hurt when a tornado wrecked eight dwellings in a sparsely populated suburb on the northern outskirts of Texarkana. The twister cut a path about 100 yards wide and nearly half a mile long.

Texarkana Ark Luther Thompson, Jr

Police Chief Killed In Court In Pineville

Pineville Kentucky April 29 Joseph Aher police chief shot and killed in police court by Garrett Smith assistant chief after an altercation over arresting a prisoner for liquor violations.

Pineville Joseph Aher Garrett Smith

Plan to Empower District Police Enforc e Liquor Laws

Commissioner Oyster asked Congress to grant the District police added powers two more police court judges and a $50 000 appropriation to buy liquor as evidence. The proposal aims to shield enforcement from federal Prohibition, citing need for more officers and funds to secure arrests and convictions. Cramton and Blanton engaged. Wheeler advised.

Washington Oyster Cramton Michigan House Blanton Texas Kt Ways Rudolph Hell Spiattict Police Department Major Sullivan Wayne B Wheeler Anti- Saloon League Representaths Cramton Yoesterdey Police Department Oyater

Brennan Succeeds Murphy as Democratic Power Broker

Washington Post reports Brennan rising as the new Democratic “big boss” after Charles F. Murphy’s death. Leaders gathered at hotels to honor Murphy and pledge Brennan’s ascendant influence with early praise from Frank Hague and Bernard Baruch, signaling a shift in party leadership and potential presidential planning.

Apedal Washington Post New York Charles F. Murphy Tammany George E. Brennan Ilinois Waltors Biltmore Brennan Murphy Patey Germany Maryland Madison Square Garden Thirtyfourth Street Frank Hague Jersey City New Jersey

President Coolidge Dominates Ohio and Mass Delegates

Ohio reports show President Coolidge leading with about six to one over Johnson for the state’s 51 Republican delegates, while Cox appears to win the Democratic delegation. Massachusetts confirms Coolidge gains with 38 delegates, and Missouri pledges Coolidge and Hyde. mixed returns echo a broad Coolidge momentum across the piggyback primaries.

Columbus Ohio A. P Coolidge Hiram Johnson California Buckeye James M. Cox William Gibbs McAdoo Cox Wan Coolridge Johnson McAdoo Boston Mass Dwight B. McCormack Westfield Hiram W. Johnson Massachusetts Cleveland Charles H.cole Gov. Smith New York David J. Walsh Missouri Colldge

Tut Shown Instrument Made by Tut Shown National Academy

Dr James Breasted of the University of Chicago unveiled an ancient transit instrument at the National Academy of Sciences. The artifact, dated to the 14th and 15th centuries BC, bears the inscription I Tutenkhamun made this and was used to determine meridian time for setting water clocks. Breasted tied the find to a papyrus linking early knowledge of the brain to modern surgery, and noted his Egypt mission resolving a tomb contents dispute with Howard Carter.

National Academy of Sciences James Henry Broasted University of Chicago Breasted Tutenkhamun Thutmose IV Berlin Dr Breasted Egypt Oriental Institute of the Howard Carter

Senorita Moreno Cleared in Deputy Killing Case

Marta Del Pilar Moreno, 17, acquitted of murder in the two year old slaying of Deputy Francisco Tejeda Liorca who had killed her father Jesus Moreno. Immunity shield and a courtroom scene with flowers marked the verdict as sympathy ran high for the youth.

Mexico City A. P Marta del Pilar Moreno Francisco Tejeda Liorca Senorita Moreno Tereda Lioren Chamber of Jesus Moreno el Heraldo de Mexico Teleda Llorca Tejeda Liorcy

President to Be Asked To Dinner for Depew

President Coolidge will be invited to a dinner at Belar Clift Lodge Westchester County New York May 31 to honor former Senator Chauncey M Depew on his 90th birthday. Invitations extend by Cornelius A Pugsley and Chauncey Depew Steele of Peekskill New York with many prominent attendees expected including Chief Justice Taft General Pershing and Elihu Root.

President Coolidge Belar Clift Lodge Westchester County N. Y Chauncey M. Depew Cornelius A Pugsley Chauncey Depew Steele Peekakill William Howard Taft Gene, Pershing Elihu Root

Arbitration Offer Rejected by Actors in New York

New York April 29 another effort to settle the dispute between the Actors Equity association and the Producing Managers association failed when managers proposed submitting the dispute to an umpire or arbitration board if actors would drop equity shop demands, a plan rejected outright.

New York Actors’ Equity Association Producing Managers’ Association

Weeks Seeks Private Ownership of Government Assets

Secretary of War Weeks urges selling nonmilitary properties now run by the Army. He argues privately owned firms can run large ventures like the Philippine and Panama railroads, Panama Steamship, and canal zone supplies more efficiently. He believes the government could obtain better offers for Uncle Shoals through a delegated negotiating commission.

Weeks Congress Dlepore Army Philippine Railroad Panama Railroad Panama Steamship Company Nes Mississippi Warriors Panama Canal Zone Muncle Shoals

Couzens Doing Well Following Operation

Senator James Couzens of Michigan underwent an operation for bal stones at Johns Hopkins Hospital and was reported doing as well as could be expected. Authorities noted he felt uneasy but that is anticipated after surgery, with his ailment recurring after years of intermittent duties. The procedure was performed late last week and his return to activity remains uncertain.

Baltimore James Couzens Michigan Johns Hopkins Hospital Couzens Hopkins

Pilot Lieut Musk Killed In Midair Collision

San Diego April 29 Lieut EH A Musk an aviator at North Island Naval Air Station was killed when his plane collided with another midair damaging a wing and plunging 2300 feet into San Diego Bay Lieut C A Weller the other pilot was uninjured

San Diego Cal EH. A. Musk North Island Naval Air Station San Diego Bay C. A Weller

Cuban Soldiers Revolt Against Zayas In Santa Clara

Open revolt erupts in Santa Clara province as about 25 soldiers seize city hall and the San Juan de los Veras safe. A woman and a girl injured in clashes with loyalists, civilians join the mutiny, and wires to Santo Domingo are cut. President Zayas calls it noncentral and not backing any candidate. Ambassador Crowder discusses the matter with de Cespedes.

Havana A. P Santa Clara San Juan de Los Veras Veterans and Patriots Association San Juan de la Veras Santo Domingo Oriente Zayas Enoch H. Crowder de Cespedes Crowder

Navy report cites fleet deficiencies and modernization needs

The By E Coontz assessment details severe gaps in aircraft, submarines, and destroyers, urging carriers, new cruisers and subs, upgraded battleships, improved catapults and intakes, and expeditionary transport ability. It warns old battleships require reboilering and higher turret elevations. deferred maintenance and limited boiler pressure hinder speed and operation.

United States Navy Department E Coontz America Jupan Great Britain Department Culebra Aircra Wyoming Arkansas Florida Utah Usl

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