Old Timiness of Coolidge and New England Roots
Plymouth Wisconsin writer Sy Mark Sullivan describes Coolidge’s New England heritage and the simple, orderly life observed in his home district. He notes locals’ thrift, self‑reliance, and neat farms, contrasting urban satire with the genuine charm of rural virtue and a public figure’s rest and reflection. Poland conscription law sets two year active service for all males at 21, with cavalry may serve 24 months. in war ages 19 to 50 drafted.
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Mark Sullivan
Plymouth
Coolidge
Nepublican
I Duspret
Middle West
West
Denman Thompson
Florence Cilley
Mecca
Ays
Mason and Dixon
Wevn
England
Maolidge
Heralt-Tribuns News Serica
Poland
Warsaw
Artilery
Ace of Postal Sleuth Confesses in $2 Million Rondout Holdup
Chicago authorities state postal inspector William Fahy confessed partial involvement in the Rondout mail train robbery. Chief Inspector Clarahan says evidence against Fahy is strong and hints Fahy framed Tim Murphy in the Union Station heist while hints of higher allegiance emerge as investigators pursue bonds and secret agents.
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Clarahan
Fahy
Post Office
Sama
Pahy
Big Tim Murphy
Leavenworth
Murphy
James Murray
Murray
Last battleship West Virginia begins two week trial tests
Rockland Me Aug 27 The Superdreadnought West Virginia the last capital ship that can be completed for ten years under the limitation agreements began trial tests in Penobscot Bay today. The tests will last two weeks and will be the most extensive ever given an American warship.
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Rockland
West Virginia
America
Penobscot Bay
Rebels in Honduras Defeat Gov t Force
The Associated Press reports both sides claim progress in Honduras and El Salvador. Government troops prepare for a decisive挑 attack on Ferrera’s revolt led by Gen. Paguaza who travels with 1506 volunteers. Rebels under Gen. Darias win a clash in Intibuca as Adolfo Fiallo joins the rebellion in Marcala.
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Associated Press
Tegucigalpa
Honduras
Gan
Gregoria
Ferrera
Paguaza
San Pedro
Sula
Agaist Ferrera
Salvador
Republic of Salvador
Gregorio Ferrera
Department of
Intibuca
Manuel Darias
Texas Republicans Seek Candidate to Oppose Mrs Ferguson
Houston August 27 Republicans seek a nominee to oppose Mrs Miriam Ferguson in the Texas governor race. Eight candidates are in the running to succeed T P Lee who declined the nomination after criticizing a telegram he sent congratulating Ferguson on her runoff win.
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Houston
Tex
Govertor
Miriam Ferguson
Temple
Republican State Executive Committee
T. P. Lee
Fort Worth
Ferguson
Ghina Faces Civil War Between Big Political Leaders
International News Wire reports civil war for control of China threatened by rival political factions. Heavy troop movements cited between Nanking and Shanghai townships. Martial law declared in Kiangsu and Chekiang provinces. Foreign observers note standstill in business and appeals for protection from American firms. International fleet gathers at Canton to safeguard foreigners amid expected additional warships from multiple nations.
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Shanghai
China
Naneking
Say Chow
Kiang Su
Chekiang
United States
Canton
Chinesa
Anderson to Direct G. O. P. Farm Bureau
Joseph M. Anderson, speaker of the Town House of representatives, was named director of the Republican National Committee Agricultural bureau. The bureau aims to give farmers an active role in the GOP campaign and will focus its work in the Midwest.
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Chicago
Joseph MM. Anderson
Lutherans Avoid Modernism Debate in Iowa Conference
Williamsburg August 27 Hampton was chosen as the 1925 meeting place of the Iowa district Missouri synod at the final conference of Lutheran ministers. Ray N. Pp. Uhng Cedar Rapids was chosen chairman of the committee to prepare the treasurer's report. The conference was marked by an absence of controversy over modernism and fundamentalism.
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Williamsburg
Hampton
Iowa
Missouri Synod
Ray. N. Pp. Uhng
Cedar Rapids
Drowned Boy's Body Floats Three Miles
Iowa City August report says the drowned boy, Clifford Wortman, was found drifting down the river by canoeists near the City Country Club house, three miles from Lover's Leap cliff and downstream of the Coralville dam where he fell.
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Iowa City
Clifford Wortman
Towa City Country Club
Lover's Leap
Coratville Dam
Tony Locatelli Remains Noted Figure in Sioux City
Tony Locatelli the Italian aviator, recovered after a clash with round-the-world fliers from Greenland, is well known in Sioux City where he spent months in 1915 buying horses for the Italian army.
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Tony Locatelli
Sioux City
Lisut
Tony" Locatelli
Amerrai
Greenland
Sibley Editor Quits After 64 Years of Work
J H Bahne editor of the Osceola County Tribune resigns after 64 years in newspaper service. He sold his interests to M Vance of Des Moines and has spent 15 years publishing with his son J R Bahne in Osceola County.
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Havng
J. H. Bahne
Osceola County Tribune
Delivery deadline notice for Courier newspaper
The Courier will be delivered to your home before 5 30 p m. If you do not receive the paper by then due to camera bay error or other cause, call 5100 and a copy will be sent. Calls must reach the office before 6 30 p m.
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Camrer Bay
Webster Leclson elected Iowa Legion commander in Muscatine chosen for 1926 convention
Kennett A. Webster of Mason City was elected state commander at the Iowa American Legion convention in Ottumwa. Muscatine was chosen as the 1926 meeting place. Other officers elected include Miller vice commander and Ryan, Wel, Barton, Allzeard among senior posts. The convention approved resolutions on education, flag civics, veterans' benefits, and national defense observances.
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Ottumwa
Kennett A. Webster
Mason City
Iowa American Legion
Davenport
Muscatine
Legion
Tranford MancNidor
WT. HW
Miler
Waterlog
Horace Wel
Sioux City
IL. M. Ryan
Audubon
James F. Barton
Fort Dodge
Marry Allzeard
Abe Webster
Sidney
Frank J. Barry
Great Liberty
Volney Diltz
Des Moining
Legislativ
Barkley
Ekita Welfare Committee
Iowa
George Pritchard
Iowa Legion Executive Committee
Hanford MacNider
Daniel Steck
Ottumava
National Legion
CLB
Robbins
Cedar Rapids
United States
Pr Coolidge
Gov
Kendall
President Cal Coolidge Helps Neighbor With Hay Work
Plymouth Vermont August 27 President Mrs Coolidge and Cal Coolidge worked on a neighbor s hay crop during their Vermont vacation Cal donned overalls and used a rake as Gov Proctor dined with the president at Rutland The couple planned to visit Burlington before returning to Washington Friday morning
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Parmer Cal Coolidge
United States
Plymouth
Coolidge
Cal
Coolidge Jef
Rutland
Gov. Proctor
Burlington
Proctor
Washington
Friends Disagree on Counsel in McCoy Murder Case
In Los Angeles on August 27 Kid McCoy faces a murder charge of Mrs Theresa Mors with four robbery counts and three counts of assault with intent to murder. He awaits a superior court appearance tomorrow to plead. One alleged attorney withdrew. Mercy urged supporters to back the remaining lawyer in the defense team amid disputes over counsel.
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Los Angeles
Cain
Kid McCoy
Ferner
Theresa Mors
Ita
Superior Court
Morrow
Mercy
Ote
Lausanne Treaty Ratified by French Senate
Paris August 27 The French senate ratified the Lausanne treaty with 20 votes against after a two hour debate. The ratification follows approval by the chamber on Monday and formalizes France’s adhesion to the pact signed July 24, 1923. France is the fourth power to ratify after Italy, Mali, and Japan.
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Paris
Lausanne
Senate
Near East
France
Maly
Japan
Prince of Wales Dances Aboard Berengaria With St Louis Girl
On the Berengaria en route to New York Aug 27 the Prince of Wales charmed passengers by dancing at tea with Miss Manora Cahill of St. Louis. He earlier danced with Lady Mountbatten and Mrs. Richard Norton, dazzling the ship’s jazz scene and even wearing worn collars during the lively palm court session.
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Tted Presa
New York
Prince of Wales
H. R.H
Palm Garden
Manora Cahill
St. Louis
Wales
Miss Cahill
Palm Court
Jady Mountbatten
Richard Norton
Mountbatten
Cahill
Art Paintings Value Stolen Car Case Linking to Local Arrests
I Baker of St Louis reports two youths Frank and George Clayton arrested here after the 1922 Spork and del Hatek roadster was stolen from J Ehrhardt. They admitted involvement and said 300 dollars worth of paintings were in the car and were discarded. Police traced them to Granite City and they face county jail awaiting an officer from St Louis.
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I. Baker
St. Louis
J. Ehrhardt
George Clayton
St Louis
Baker
Prat
Edwardt Reathers
Haker
Claytons
Miinais
Beker
Granite
Cite
St. Lois
Witdshield
Stock Promoters in $306000 Damage Suit
Damages of 206460 24 were sought in a federal suit filed in Des Moines charging three town men with promoting a stock swindle. Defendants F W Fitch Boone county Robert S Sthelair Linne county and P Fey Arney Marshall county allegedly conspired to promote United Agency publishing books and magazines through a fraudulent operation.
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Des Moines
F. W. Fitch
Boone County
Robert S. Sthelair
Linnecounty
P. Fey Arney
Marshall County
Abs Davis
John J. Wilson
Baward C. Higgins
Illinois
Ogether
United Agency
Entinn
Dawes Plan Faces Hurdles as German and French Leaders React
Reports from Paris and Berlin describe Ebert and Marx preparing a decree to dissolve the Reichstag if the Dawes rail bill fails to gain two thirds support. Paris coverage notes Herriot’s senate approval of the London agreement and growing nationalist opposition, with France backing Dawes despite political tensions.
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Associated
Roslin
Auk
Ebert
Marx
Hereichstag
Reichstag
Cody
Reishstaz
London
United Press
Reichstaz
Dawes
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
Herriot
Balgign
Iisy United Press
Paris
Prence
Echo de Paris
Poincare
Hecrot
Leon Binu
McDonald
Trem
Cheron
Paliic
Journal
France
Ftst
Yersailles
Storm on Atlantic May Hold Fliers Up
Severe Atlantic storm threatens aviation as fliers bound for Labrador and Indian may be unable to take off from Crom Ivigtut Greenland due to drifting weather. Marine experts report the storm moving toward Labrador, hindering visibility and travel until conditions improve.
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Atlantic
Dressy
St. Johns
N. B
Crom
Ivigtut
Greenland
Labrador
Tokio
Pedro Zann
Hanoi
Indo-China
Pacific Ocean
Patrick Murphy
Korea
Japan
Murphy
Kurile
Aleutia Islands
Democrats in Kansas Hit Klan with Plank in Platform
Topeka August 27 The Ku Klux Klan is named as an issue in the November election as Democrats in Kansas denounce the order in their platform. Republicans there also address the matter but largely endorse their party platform. Gov. Jo AL Davis urged adoption, while Atty Gen C J Griffith pressed for an anti Klan plank but failed to win a vote in committee.
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Topeka
Kan
Ku ‘Lux Idan
Kansas
Kuanie
Miereland
Jo AL Davis
Bpamocratic Council
Advertising Club Convention Hears of Farmer’s Needs
The National Farm Bureau federation secretary J W Coverdale told the Ninth district Advertising Club convention that improved marketing facilities are the era’s greatest farmer need. He described the Grain Marketing company, a farmers’ cooperative negotiating for business with major Chicago grain firms, as the convention nears its closing banquet.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
J. W. Coverdale
National Farm Bureau Federation
Chicago
Louie Law
Burlington
Alex Miller
Washington
Nolan
Minneapolis
Hoke Smith to Marry Former Secretary Marl Crawford
Pelham Manor Aug 27 Former United States Senator Hoke Smith of Georgia and Miss Marl Crawford his former secretary will marry today. He is 69 and she is 28 in this quiet ceremony reported from Pelham Manor New York.
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Pelham Manor
United States
Hoke Smith
Georgia
Marl Crawford
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Gov't
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International Fleet
Sibley
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Miller
State Legion
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Costidge
McCoy
Prince
Clayton Brothers
Tell
New Danger
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Farmer's Nees
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