Battle for Vice President Emerges At Cleveland Convention
At Cleveland on June 9 the vice presidency tops debate as about two dozen would-be runners vie for a second ticket spot. Hoover and Lowden lead the talks with others like Borah and Dawes also mentioned. platform work continues as delegates caucus and await the opening session.
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Washington
Ambassador Warren
Resolutions Committee
C. Bascom Slemp
Cooidge
Frank W. Stearnis
Boston
William M. Butler
National
Coolidge
Ernst
Kentucky
Massachusetts
Henry Cabot Lodge
Ohio
Harry M. Daugherty
New England
John T. Adams
Theodore E. Bureton
Oregon
London
Phillip Metacham
Frank ©. Lowden
Tiinois
Oxford
Watson Denounces Klan VP Hint As Indiana Senator
Imperial Wizard H W Evans of the Ku Klux Klan announced Watson as the Klan's vice presidential candidate in Atlanta. Watson repudiated the statement saying he does not belong to the Klan and that the claim was made without his knowledge or authority.
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Cleveland
H. W. Evans
Ku Klux Klan
Atlanta
James E. Watson
Indiana
Evans
Watson
Coolidge
Senator Watson
Unreadable Fragments From Market Item Listing
Damaged OCR fragment shows mentions of a large ward a start desk glass 8 rec plate ranges table. No clear event or entities beyond generic furniture items.
Republicans End Convention by Next Thursday
Politicians express low regard for Friday the thirteenth as they plan to finish a political conclave. Party leaders push to wrap up convention proceedings, aiming for a timely conclusion amid caution about superstition.
Coolidge and Who Debated at the 1924 Republican Conventions
Delegates in Cleveland on June 9 argued the vice presidential selection amid a crowded field of names. Despite talk and fanfare, no consensus emerged as the convention approached, with plans set for returns and travel after the vote.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Coolidge
Lobbie
Weather update lacks clear details and date
Fragmentary note hints at minor changes in ae 7 weather with no specific dates or regions. Readable content does not provide actionable forecasts or concrete conditions.
Kilauea Volcano Rears Up With Violent Explosion
Honolulu reports Kilauea's return to violent activity after nine days of quiescence. The crater explosion yesterday followed minor tremors as dust plumes rose and two British sailors, Vincent O Conn er and Robert Dykes, narrowly escaped death when a rim section collapsed under them.
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Honolulu
Associated Press
Kilauea
T. A. Jaggar
Kilanes
United States
Vincent O'Conner
Robert Dykes
Hawaii
Viscount Jone of Gallup Dies After Illness
John Viscount aged 45 dies in Gallup New Mexico after a two week pneumonia illness. He lived in Gallup all his life. Survived by widow and three children. Funeral Thursday at 2 69 p.m. services by Knights of Pythias and Filks Pai.
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Gallup
Jone
Knights of Pythiss and Filks Pai
Flags to wave nationwide in Albuquerque Flag Day observance
The Albuquerque Elks plan a major Flag Day display on June 14 with mass flag-raising at 9 00 am all public buildings stores and homes to participate. A 7 30 pm downtown parade ends at Elks Park with a program including essays by local students and prize readings.
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Albuquerque
Court House
Federal Building
Chamber of Commerce
Elks Club
Elks
Elks’ Park
The
Philadelphia
Sheep Industry In Fine Shape Says Hubbell In New Mexico
Frank A Hubbell on his Mogollon ranch reports a superb lambing season with lamb crop estimates at 85 to 96 percent and some up to 190 percent. He notes better wool yields with fleece weights up to one and a half pounds higher per head due to healthy well nourished sheep. He points to good spring grass and water and mild weather aiding lambs despite currently low wool demand.
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Frank A. Hubbell
Hubbell
Mogollon Mountains
Magdalena
Mr. Hubbell
Wubbeil
Mexico
Two Boys Die When Boat Capsizes Near Artesian New Mexico
Two nine and eleven year old boys, sons of Quiring Naharette, drowned on Clark's Lake near Artesian after a boat with four others capsized in high wind. The two uninjured boys clung to the craft and reached shore while divers recovered the submerged bodies after an eighteen hour search by hundreds.
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Artesian
N. M
Boss
Quiring Naharette
Clark's Like
Here
Garcia Resigns Senate Seat to Join Republican Party
Rafael Garcia of Bernalillo County, a longtime Democrat elected five times, announces he has resigned his state senate seat and will switch to the Republican Party. He cites current state and county conditions and says he will explain his reasons in detail later.
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Rafael Garcia
State Senate
Bernalillo County
Garcia
Mr. Garcia
Therm
Hinkie
California
House of Representatives
Ternalilio County
Four Men Rob Seattle Store of 57000 in Broad Daylight
Four men robbed Frederick and Nelson's department store in Seattle Washington obtaining about 57000 in money and checks. The four followed two employees to the bank and robbed them at pistol point. the car fled with the money while two robbers stayed behind. The checks were later recovered from a bag two miles away. A threat of death was issued to any interferer.
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Seattle
Wash
Federick and
Nelson
William Pond
Pond
General Archibald Jack Shot While Leaving Havana Office
General Archibald Jack, head of United Railways of Havana, was shot and wounded after leaving his central station office. He suffered a head cheek wound and was taken to a city hospital as workers strike nearby.
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Havana
Archibald Jack
United Railways of
Central Station
Ue Es
Illinois Move to Draft Ex Gov Lowden for Vice Presidency
An Illinois delegation caucus backed memorializing ex Governor Frank Lowden to accept the vice presidency after Governor Small endorsed him. Pennsylvania's William Sproul urged Lowden to withdraw his declination and run, noting duty to country and party. Illinois factions weigh state support as key to a convention bid.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Ilinois
Lowden
Small
Illinois Caucus
Illinois
Lowdon
Tremaine Earns Judges Decision Over O Dowd in Columbus
Columbus locales report Carl Pecmeins of Cleveland won a twelve round bantamweight bout by the judges decision against Fiddie O Dowd in Columbus tonight.
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Tremaine
Olumbus
Carl Pecmeins
Cleveland
Fiddie O'Dowd
Columbus
Peter M Farlane Commits Suicide in San Francisco Hall of Justice
Peter C. M Farlane walked into the coroners office in the Hall of Justice and killed himself with a gunshot to the head. He was taken to Harbor Emergency Hospital and pronounced dead on arrival. Two letters were found in his pockets and turned over to authorities.
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An Francisco
Peter Clark Macharlane
Atuthor
Coroners Office
Hall of Justice
Macharlane
Harbor Emergency Hospital
Socorro County Tax Valuation Reassessment Report
Santa Fe June 9 report by H. B. Smith details Socorro County tax roll changes from 8.1 million to 9.6 million after removing 464 thousand in erroneous assessments. The review cites chaotic taxation, poor records, and widespread misapplied district levies while noting 308 of 2,569 assessments were corrected and 519+ assessments lacked adequate property descriptions.
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Santa Fe
Socorro County
State Commission
H. B. Smith
Santa Rosa
Tax Commission
Smith
Commission
Socorro
Magdalena
San Marcial
Dessor
Rio Grande
District Court
Republicans Draft Platform Ties Tighten On Tax Cuts and Enforcement
The draft platform under discussion calls for strict enforcement of all laws and renewed tax reform. Wisconsin insurgents led by Robert M. La Follette present an alternative plank opposing Daugherty and demanding a special Congress session for farm railroad and reclamation measures.
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Wilde
la Follette
Senate
Congress
Wisconsin
Robert M. la Follette
Alert B. Fall
Harry M. Daugherty
Cleveland
Associated Press
Fiw
Revolutiona Committee
Bascom Slemp
Coolidge
White House
Charles B. Warren
Resolutions Committee
Harding
Agricultural Credit Corporation
Robert M. LaFollette
Convention
Daugherty
Not Guilty Plea Planned in Loeb Leopold Kidnapping Murder
Chicago June 9 Leopold and Loeb sons of wealthy families will plead not guilty at arraignment on murder and kidnapping for ransom indictments. State's attorney Crowe resumes grand jury work to counter an insanity defense while evidence, including a chauffeur sighting, is reviewed. University staff and students are questioned about Loeb's library books and behavior. Public notices report alleged police beating of suspect Walter Wilson at the private Franks school.
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Down Town
Washington
Cleveland
Chicago
Nathan Leopold, Jr
Richard Loeb
Waillionnaires
Robert Franks
Roberts FE. Crowe
Grand Jury
Crowe
Loeb
Leopold
Franks
Carl Ulving
Library of the University of Chicago
Thea
Bors
Boys Brotherhood Republic
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Hoover
Frank O. Lowden
Ryend
Borah
Idaho
Curtis
Harsea
Charles G. Dawes
Albert J. Keveridge
Maino Leroy Burton
Michigan
Chureday
Jowans
Judse
Kenyon
L. J. Jickinson
John W. Good
Minnesota
C. Chapman
Wroes
Governecr Hoede
Missouri
Heries
Viaco
Milton
Klan
Dr. Evans
KK. K. Endore JE. Watson
WCE
Imperial Wizard
rAcil
Pouis Viscounts Diik
Mammoth Public Hall
Democratic Party
Illingio Ot Arts
Caucus
Vee
Tam
Prank Lowden
Tllinoiis
Republican National Conventiver
Peter C. M’farlane
U. Ed
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