Driving Across Yellowstone with Louisa Meigs Green
A travelogue recounts a Buick journey across the Rockies into Cody Wyoming and Yellowstone National Park. The author describes Shoshone gorge views, Pahaska Lodge, Yellowstone wonders from Grand Canyon to Old Faithful, and encounters with cowboys, bears, and rangers, celebrating public access and natural beauty.
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Sea Sleep
Wyoming
Missouri River
Cody
Buffalo Bill
Yellowstone Park
Shoshone Gorge
Pahaska Lodge
Bill Cody
Winchester
Virginia
Treasury Seeks Funds to Boost Reconstrucion Finance
Washington reports the Treasury will borrow 412.369 million dollars to back relief and finance needs. It plans to sell 650 million in notes with 227.631 million to cancel debts as job creation and relief efforts expand nationwide.
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Washington
Treasury
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Mills
Hyde
Minnesota
North Dakota
Chicago grain closing prices on July 25
Closing prices for wheat corn oats and rye on the Chicago Board of Trade with July and September and December futures. Wheat 4554 and 45 percent in new. corn 31 and 32 percent. oats 165 and 175. rye July no sales and 30 percent for September.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade Today
Radical Bonus Army plans White House sight seeing tour
The radical wing of the bonus army moved from its headquarters before noon to conduct a sight seeing tour around the White House led by Detroit's John Pace. Police prepared to block any attempt to demonstrate near the executive mansion after a permit for a parade was denied.
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Associated Press
Washington
Bonus Army
White House
John Pace
Detroit
Executive Mansion
Pace
Ousted Prussia Premier Braun Appeals Over Dictatorship Claim
Otto Braun was forcibly ousted as Prussia’s premier by Chancellor von Papen and appealed to the president and supreme court to void a federal commissioner’s appointment. Reichswehr guards seized the Prussian ministry as nationalists accuse Braun of leniency toward Communists while states push for government economy amid wartime strain.
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Otto Braun
Prussia
von Papen
Germany
Supreme Court
Braun
Reichswehr
Ministry of State
Deaths at Lake City Swim Party Remain Mysterious
Police have cleared part of a death mystery involving Frances Polikowski and Louise Prigge of Rochester. They went on a Lake City swimming party with two young men Rue ben Kruger and Jesse Salley. The men say one girl fell in the lake and the other died trying to save her. The pair drowned and the men fled in fear.
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Frances Polikowski
Louise Prigge
Rochester
Minn
Lake City
Rueben Kruger
Jesse Salley
Mellon Expected to resign as Ambassador to Britain
The Daily Herald reported Mellon likely to resign upon returning to Washington from a United States trip. It said he would urge Hoover to place war debt negotiations in younger hands. The State Department in Washington denied any knowledge of a resignation plan.
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Associated Press
London
The
Daily Herald
Andrew W. Mellon
Washington
United States
Hoover
the Herald
Mellon
State Department
Andrew Mellon
Great Britain
Department
Investigation of Navy Man's Death
Navy Department officials announced an inquiry into the death of Lieut. Edgar Hampson who died aboard the submarine tender Holland at San Diego. Hampson, born in Chicago in 1899, entered the Naval Academy from St. Louis and his widow Kathryn Coggin Hampson is at Pearl Harbor Hawaii.
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Associated Press
Washington
Navy Department
Lieut
Edgar Hampson
Holland
San Diego
Hampson
Chicago
Naval Academy
St. Louis
Kathryn Coggin Hampson
Pearl, Harbor
Hawaii
Happiness Not All There in Man
A compact moral line notes that the pursuit of happiness is not essential to virtue and that blessedness can be found beyond personal happiness. The quote attributes this view to Carlile, reflecting a stoic or devotional stance on human contentment.
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Old Faithful
Winchester
Park
Yellowstone
Carlyle
The Bridge Over the Charles Reference
The snippet notes Longfellow's poem The Bridge originally titled The Bridge Over the Charles and its relation to the small stream path near Boston. It highlights a historical naming change linked to the poem and local geography.
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Longfellow
the Charles
Boston Les
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Richard Dix
Keith
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Arline Judge
Zosa Pitts
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C. Henry Gordon
Wesley Ruggles
Nigara Falls
June McCloy
Graham McNamee
Capitol News
Gwiili Andre
RKO Radio
Barbara Stanwyck
George Brenton Warner
Teach-Rindfleisch
Scott
Ee Ee
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Rax Counsellors
E. Boscawen Street
Richmond, VA
Central Nat
Home Builders
Hamman’s Bargain Basement
Hamman’s Dollar Store
Panama
Brown
Ghe Wen
L, Price
Sportswear, Incorporated
Gray’& Sheetz
N. Main St
Louisa Meigs Green
Powder River
Rockies
Grand Canyon
Canyon
Farmers & Merchants
Trust Company
Hable
Senate
Curtis
Lionel
Barrymore
Karen Morley
Nils Asther
Henry Bernstein
Loew’s Palace
Metra Goldwyn Mayer
Merors
J.W. Arthur
General Insurance
Rouse Ave
Local Claim Service
Washington Theatres
Paramount News
Coney Island
Marion Harris
Lowell Thomas
Paramount Pictorial
People's Bargain Store
North Main Street
West Cork Street
Shirley Carter
Fred L. Glaize
Greenwood Farm News
Marshall Field
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