Washingtons Elm Memorial Warms Massachusetts Anniversary
In Cambridge Massachusetts the 30th president Coolidge attends ceremonies at the Washington elm site marking the 150th anniversary of Washington taking command. He delivers an address reviews a parade and pageant as Massachusetts preserves its historic heritage.
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Raids Confiscate Contraband Liquor Across City
Preliminary trials set for July 9 and 10 after city county state and federal officers raided multiple locations. Roy Scott led 20 agents in 43 search warrants. 13 alleged bootleggers were jailed or bonded. warrants issued for more defendants. liquor found includes wine and hooch. names of several arrested listed.
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James Walker
Jenny Walker
W. A. Cook
State Department of Justice
Roy Scott
Des . Moines
Cook
Wagner
Scott
Special
Dave Stranahan
Theodore Griggs
Risley Johnson
Sadie Bass
Frank Pierce
Bill Johnson
Cora Johnson
Second Street
H. Stewart
Commercial Street
Charles Webb
Linn Street
Ranahan
Mobile
Henry George Ge a 00d Clear San Felice Cigar Ad
Advertisement fragment notes Henry George Ge offering a 00d Clear San Felice quality cigar at 15 cents. Details are incomplete but indicate a promotional tobacco item.
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Henry George
San Felice
Edith Perkins among quake victims in Santa Barbara crash
Edith Perkins formerly of Burlington Iowa and widow of a Burlington railroad executive was killed in the Santa Barbara earthquake. She died in her hotel room at the Arlington Hotel when the quake struck.
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Edith Perkins
Burlington, In
Burlington Railroad
Santa Barbara
Arlington Hotel
Mercury Hits 95 as Heat Wave Grips Waterland
Mercury reached 95 degrees with a high of 95 and a low of unknown earlier. forecasters warned of rain tonight and cooler conditions tomorrow. Strong sun broke through by noon as residents endured a hot day, with a cooler Fourth of July forecast and outdoor plans likely unaffected by scattered clouds.
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State Weather Bureau
Waterlan
Mercury
Scopes Prosecution Seeks Sunday's Help in Trial
Walter White of Dayton Tenn invites evangelist Billy Sunday to assist in prosecuting John T. Scopes over the Tennessee anti evolution law. The invitation came to Sunday via his secretary Bob Mathews in Carrollton Ky and was received at Sunday’s Oregon summer home.
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Louisville Courier Journal Today
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Dayton, Tenn
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A. Sunday
John T. Scopes
Bob Mathews
Carrollton
Sunday
Head River
Ore
French Cabinet Advances Debt Plan and US Mission
The French cabinet after an all night session approved a plan to send a French mission to the United States this summer to arrange debt funding. France’s debt consolidation is aided by a chamber vote of 410 to 33, marking Finance Minister Caillaux’s budget as a triumph.
To Hang Negro Same Age as Leopold, Loeb
Chicago reports a 19 year old Negro on trial for murder faces death by the gallows today after a 20 minute jury deliberation. The jurors, on the third ballot, found AcCarthy guilty of killing a night watchman two months earlier. He is the same age as Leopold and Loeb, who were spared the gallows due to youth.
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Campbell
McCarthy
AcCarthy
Agile Leap Prevents Mrs Coolidge Run Down
Mrs Coolidge narrowly escaped being struck by four state constabulary motorcycles entering a private driveway near Swamipscott. Secret Service guard James Haley shouted and helped her leap aside as the lead bike sped between her and the road. John Bryson witnessed the brief, dangerous encounter and signaled the riders too late to avert danger.
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Coolidge backs Europe pacts while urging limited U S aid
President Coolidge pledged moral support for European security pacts but warned America should not finance revival elsewhere. Speaking in Cambridge on Washington’s anniversary, he cited mutual forbearance and cooperation as path to peace, without specific pact details.
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Color Guards of Old Third Infantry to Parade
Des Moines July 3 color guards of a battalion of the Third Infantry plan to wear colonial costumes and carry regimental colors presented by Maj Gen Mad Anthony Wayne The regiment the oldest in the US army with many battle streamers and historic commanders Zebulon Pike Andrew Jackson Zachary Taylor and Col Leavenworth.
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Des Moines
Third Infantry
Mad Anthony” Wayne
Altheit
Zebulon Pike
Andrew Jackson
Machary Taylor
Coil
Leavenworth
Big Fourth of July at Independence Is to Be Carried Thru
Independence Kansas July 3. Officials of the Buchanan County Fair association say rumors of epidemics are groundless and the Fourth of July celebration will go on as scheduled tomorrow in Independence. Two Negroes executed in Huntsville Texas for confessed murders and assaults. Earthquakes felt in Fantaze Chile with two mild shocks recorded at 41:20 p m local time.
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Yhe National Education Association
Naional Education Association
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Buchanan County Fair Association
Huntsville
Tex
Frank and Lorenza Noel
Dallas
Chibe
Fantaze
Chile
Courier Delivery Window Notice
The Courier should be delivered at your home before 4 30 o clock. If due to carrier error you do not receive the paper by that time a replacement copy will be sent. Phone calls must reach the office before 6 30 p m.
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Parone Atoo
Cony
Former Armstrong supervisor shot at plant in Waterloo
Loraine Trebon, 25, a discharged Armstrong employee, wrote a lengthy letter to Waterloo Evening Courier detailing a premeditated plan to shoot Edgar Watson, 40, Armstrong Manufacturing superintendent. Trebon was captured hours later in a Raymond creek. Watson, wounded but recovering at Allen Memorial Hospital, faced the attack after entering Watson’s office to discuss his job.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
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Hospital report on Watson wound at Armstrong facility
Allen Memorial Hospital disclosed that the bullet from Loraine Rehon’s revolver missed Watson’s kidney and his condition was favorable for recovery. At 2 30 p m he rested comfortably.
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Edgar K. Watson
Armstrong Manufacturing Company
Loraine Rehon
Watson
Des Moines Briefs on Fishing Rules and Appointments
Des Moines announces new fishing laws effective tomorrow requiring licenses for all non residents and capping daily catch at 25. Also in Des Moines the customs office picks W M Lewis as collector and a postal examiner. Des Moines notes a first air mail to King George and others. Fairfield reports 15 year old Carl Dickinson drowned near Cedar Creek. Monroe suspects stolen rails caused a Rock Island wreck west of town with detours via Newton.
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Engineer Falls to Death in Lift Shaft at Plant
Davenport engineer John J. Pukendorf, 48, at Bell Jones Produce Co., died Thursday night after falling into a Megator lift shaft. His neck was broken, the cage roof shattered, and the electric light circuit was severed, leaving his body burned by current. A coroner’s inquest is planned. Cedar Falls man John Corrigan, 56, remains in danger after a paralysis stroke following sunstroke earlier in the day.
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Pioneer Courthouse Gets Place in Park
A 20 by 40 foot hewn log building is being reconstructed and will be placed in the city park. After the county seat moved to Leon the courthouse was covered with chips hoards and has since served as a hotel and later a residence.
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Necalars
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Fess
Milwaukee to Fix Engines at Sioux City Shops
Milwaukee plans to discontinue repairing engines used on the Sioux City division. Fifty expert mechanics will be added to the Sioux City force, enabling repairs at the Inter Rivers shops there.
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Milwaukee
Soo City
Milwaukee Railroad
Sioux City
Fire Marshal Warns of Rank Poisons in Modern Fireworks
A fire marshal warns that certain modern fireworks contain dangerous poisons, including mercurous compounds, with rockets and dakers cited as highly hazardous. He notes children face risk and urges caution while acknowledging some products have improved safety.
Santa Barbara Quake Strikes City With Aftershocks
Santa Barbara faced a fourth quake this morning amid ongoing recovery from Monday's disaster. Shocks at 8:38, 10:21, and 10:41 caused fresh damage including cracks in walls and a collapsed Clock Building rear. Ten people slightly injured, fires controlled, and the million dollar Billings estate reported damaged.
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Merbert Nunn
Associated Press
Daily News
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International News Wire
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Gill
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Rey Bergren
Los Angeles Telephone Company
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Rittenbach
Robert Morrison
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Montecito
Lincoln High School
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Avilla
Four Women Witness Kentucky Negro Die in Chair
Sddyville Ky July 4 In the presence of two daughters of his victim Harry Armand NCETO was electrocuted in the state penitentiary for the murder of A K Witten Louisville insurance man Mrs Leah Witten Cash and Miss Ethelyn Witten and Misses Ruby Thomas and Sadie Richardson were present All were admitted to the death chamber as newspaper representatives Thus the first time women ever witnessed an execution in the state
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Harry Armand
NCETO
A. K. Witten
Louisville
Leah Witten Cash
Ethelyn Witten
Ruby Thomas
Sadie Richardson
Dirigible Shenandoah Flies North From Bar Harbor
The Shenandoah dirigible cast from its moorings at the air station and headed north toward Bar Harbor for a governors conference. In Centerville Iowa July 3 Keller announced he would impose fines on drunkards who reveal their liquor source.
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Conference of Governors
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Weather outlook for Missouri valleys this week
A brief period of showers and thunder storms is expected in the Missouri valleys. Temperatures will average near normal with intervals of rain scattered across the week.
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