Frank Stearns Boston man close to Coolidge unseen public eye
The article portrays Frank Stearns of Boston as a discreet adviser to President Coolidge. He travels with the attorney general, attends conferences as a listener, and quietly guides decisions without seeking public prominence. Stearns is described as tactful, kindly, and always near the president.
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Boston
Cal
Coolidge
Neas
Calonel Mats
Wilson
Mark Tanna
Meliiley
Cochidges Orst
White House
Provident
Stearns
Conlidge
Washington
owRich Noote van Dehelrate
Evan Stearns
Health Officer Praises Waterloo For Low Disease Levels
The health official commends Waterloo noting the town is practically free from comarereiuliged and praises the health service. He states that further investigation and a department report will be provided, while urging continued diligence and support for public health efforts.
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Waterloo
Canklin
Camaven
Department of Waterloo
Fr ench telephone system expansion and cables completed
French government advances a new telephone network extending Paris links to major European capitals and provincial cities. Trunk cables between Paris Strasbourg and Paris Marseille are finished with bids out for Lyon Paris Ville Paris Marseille Paris London lines. A Calais to Lyons line accident highlights travel dangers as American observers note patience in long France links. The General Klestre company has built about 2,500 electric locomotives for rail and industrial use, and produced 8,004 locomotives in total.
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Paris
London
iFranca
Realizacion Uy
Hrenel
Strashboure
Marre
wis-Lyons
Paris-ville
Paris-Marisailley
Paris-London
Soverniment
New York
Chicago
I Lyons
Putin
Lyons
Marnie Carko
Tony
Erin
Generl Klestre Company
Nuiling
Industrial Sereview Sinew
Dole
Two-Gun Man Newton Vores Dies at 92 in Colorado
Newton Vores a famed old west figure dies at 92 in Colorado. The Deer Trail Byers region resident known for daring escapes and gun battles in the 1880s and early 1900s lived a long life after a colorful career. He fought in the Civil War with Mosby’s guerrillas and later stirred trouble in Evans and Byers fighting sheriffs and crowds with revolvers. His exploits, including jail breaks and ambushes, made him a legendary but infamous character of frontier lore.
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Mosby
Colorado
Deer ‘Trail
Byers
Belonl
Val
Arapahoe
Deer Trail
Dosse
Evans
Ayers
Lon” Smith
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