Wheeler faces Montana arraignment on September 1
Senator Wheeler of Montana is ordered to appear for arraignment on September 1 in a federal court in Montana on a misdemeanor charge. An early trial is anticipated as the campaign continues with planned speaking tours and a Boston appearance.
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Wheeler
Montana
la Flette
la Follerre
Osten
Boston
Naish
Senate
S C Ford
Orney
Sena
Iordan Campbell
Interior Department
Whee Er
Follette
Ventana Cenateri Ag
New England
New York State
Loch
Femor
Genera Qughert
Oceso
Uron
Davis denounces Coolidge foreign policy in Ohio speech
At the Ohio State Democratic convention in Columbus on August 26, John W Davis assailed the administration’s foreign policy as insincere and mismanaged. He urged common honesty courage in government and demanded the United States act as an equal among nations to seek lasting peace.
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Columbus
Ohio
Democratic Party
John W Davis
West
Davis
United States
Senate
Council of the Nations
Fr Davis
Ar Diris
Republican Party
Aleeo
Horst
Aidam
Parker
Greece
Russia
Colombia
Mexico
Austria
Hungary
Germany
Versailles
Republic of
Lausanne
Washington
United Staten
Great Britain
Japan
Pacific
White House
Dawes
Europe
Coolidge
Gen Dawes
Forslan
State Fair
John Barrett
Pan-American Union
Pdo
la Follette
Democratic
Coolidge Campaign Tour Interrupts Vacation Plans
President Coolidge resumes work during vacation to handle farm relief measures and urgent campaign matters. A Lincoln Highway tour from Plymouth on Sept 9 will mobilize six motor caravans across 17 states with Republic figures, local officials, and national leaders backing the effort amid pressure for more speeches and policy actions.
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Mymouth
Coolidge
White House
Washington
Hoboken Shore Line Railroad
War Department
Smith
New York
Silzer
New Turkey
War Weeks
Lancaster
Uson
Plymouth
Tilson
Lincoln
Food travels long distances to Washington breakfast table
An exhibit by Carl W. Mitman shows the miles foods travel to a Washington breakfast, listing Brazil coffee 5500 miles, California oranges 2500, Montana lashb chop 1700, Cuba sugar 1500, Kansas wheat toast 1000, Iowa oatmeal 800, Wisconsin butter 700, milk 25. The tour covers 1300 cities with states from Vermont to Washington.
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Washington
Carl W. Mitman
Smithsonian Institution
Brazil
California
Montana
Cuba
Kansas
Iowa
Died Slark and Various Obituaries in North Galley Area
Obituaries list multiple deaths with August dates. Names include Daniel Slark, Ernst, Heston, Kimball, Doval, Patterson, Moore, Woodgate, George J, and relatives noted. Funeral details given for several, with residences in Cleveland Park, Washington DC, and Pittsburgh, interment at Mount Olivet or National cemetery noted for some.
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Becker
Tolteaux Alt Fessenden Street
Cparips
Lars Mary Do Becker
Elvery
Ant
Monda
Cenrge
Waahlngten Hospital
Richardt
Trona
Thomas Nally & Sons
Cedar Hill
Garlers
Joseph F Birch Boos
Moovireet
Weinesdar
Kimbale
Arthur H Rimnall
Fromearvier
Pennsylvania Avenue
Wedneway
Kimbalel
Hiram Ledge
Masonic Temple
AR Thur H Kinrbait
Dovald M
Pherrin Muster Patterson
James S1aine Patterson
Artingtan National Cemetery
Wednevar
Vort Myer Gate
Moore Suddenis
Tyesday
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Woodgate
Hix
George J
Mary A Woodgate
Miler
Joseph A Woodgate
Thomas K Murphy Cade
Mary Eo Turner Foveral
Jene Thoreday
Aloyaine
Masa
Mount Olivet
Dawes Lincoln speech intended for farmers in Chicago
Special to the Washington Post Chicago Aug 26 Charles Dawes, fresh from a talk with President Coolidge, arrives in Chicago to rest in Evanston then Lincoln Nebraska where he will address farmers. He plans a heartfelt speech, likely discarding a prepared text to speak bluntly on farmers, economy, and democracy. The president backs Dawes to carry a common sense message to voters and a new agricultural commission may be formed with nonpartisan aims.
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Vermont
New Hampshire
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Iowa
Nebraska
Wyoming
Utah
Nevada
California
Oregon
Washington
W ‘Jefferies
Omaha
General Dawes
Coolidge
Washington Post
Chicago
Charles Dawes
President Coolidge
Evanston
Lincoln
Nebr
William J. Bryan
Augusta
Gen Dawes
E T Meredith
Wilson
Ambassadors Named by Coolidge with City Ties
The article profiles a Chicago race commission chair and trustee roles at Carnegie Endowment Knox College and Tuskegee, noting authoring works on Chicago strikes 1894 and business regulation. It mentions marriage to Margaret Healy in 1896 and social ties to Pratt Institute and Women’s University Club of NYC.
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Chicago Race Commission
Chicago
Carnegie Endowment For International Peace
Knox College
Tuskegee Institute
Bancroft
Marshal Foch
Margaret Healy
Richard Healy
Boston
Mass
Vansar College
Pratt Institute of Brooklyn
Womens University Club
New York City
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Frank Geier’s Sons Co
WM. H. Sardo & CO
William Lessons
Anto
Penn Ave
Sergeon
Norval K. Tabler
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West Street
Elmus R.speare
Willis B.speare
Clyde J Nichols
U.S
Council of Nations
Philippine
Philippines
Secretary of the Navy
Treasury
Woodrow Wilson
Claim
Lincoln Highway
Albert W. Fox
John Q Lilson
Republican National Committees
Alm
la Follettes
Alvan Johnson
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Pittafield Maas
Republican Club
Moon May Harris F Hall
Battle
Creek Midh Grangere
Coollage
Mrs Coolidge
LEE House
Russell
Aote
Third Place
4Th
Boss & Phelps
K Street
Realtors
Washington Poat —Adv
Ashington
Julius Garfinckel & Co
Lifetime Furniture
Lil
Grand Rapids
Stime Furniture
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