Coolidge Finds Precedent for Congress Seat
The April Washington dispatch notes that Cal Coolidge could enter Congress from Massachusetts without creating a new precedent, as past leaders like John Quincy Adams and Andrew Johnson followed similar paths after leaving the presidency. It surveys former presidents who returned to political life or the capital in other roles, noting varied outcomes and historical context. An added line mentions Jamaica’s automobile traffic doubling over four years.
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Senate
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John Quincy Adams
John Adams
Adams
Quincy
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House of Representatives
Andrew Johnson
North Carolina
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Tennessee
United States
Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
Supreme Court of the United States
John Tyler
Virginia
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Tyler
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Tippecanoe
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White House
Capitol
Martin van Buren
Old Hickory
Taylor
Millard Fillmore
New York
Fillmore
Buchanan
Breckenridge
John G. Freemont
California
Maryland
Woodrow Wilson
Honor Roll Honors At Senior High For Second Six Weeks
The Senior High School announces the second six weeks honor roll for 1928 1929. All A s list Sherwood Biasder Elizabeth Connell Frances Cotten Evelyn Crews Doris Culton J. J. Deiss Margaret Hobson Maurine LeNeveu Evelyn Marsh Juanita Mays Hollis Schriber Alice Vaughan Mildred Williams A s and B s include Rebecca Ainsworth Alice Arnold Frankie Atkins Dorothy Beeman Ronnie Fay Bennett Bill Billigmeier Bessie Birdwell Ruth Blanton Rosemary Booth Cleo Boswell Ann Louise Boyce Alma Sue Brooks Gerald Brown Effie Butler Rosalie Coffee Nell Collins Ruth Elizabeth Cooper Edna Coy Sarah Daniels Maurine Denny Anna Ruth Denton Elaine Doane Rochelle Doud Katherine Duncan Evelyn Durham Erma Dwight Drucilla Exam Louise Faris Jack Foster John Gallie Odessa Godwin Alice Green Martha Greening Marion Gross Kathryn Harrison Pearl Herring Iris Fern Hobson Selah Hunter Jean Jennet Mary Kesterson Bess Kirven Rachel Loving
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Sherwood Biasder
Elizabeth Connett
Frances Cotten
Evelyn Crews
Doris Culton
J. J. Deiss
Margaret Hobson
Maurine LeNeveu
Evelyn Marsh
Juanita Mays
Hollis Schriber
Alice Vaughan
Mildred Williams
Rebecca Ainsworth
Alice Arnold
Frankie Atkins
Dorothy Beeman
Ronnie Fay Bennett
Bill Billigmeier
Bessie Birdwell
Ruth Blanton
Rosemary Booth
Cleo Boswell
Ann Louise Boyce
Reporters to Meet Annes Special Train
News writers prepare to meet Anne Morrow on a special train from Mexico City toward New York at 8 20 am. Guards posted over the private car at San Antonio Houston Texarkana and division points. The Morrow party includes Mrs Morrow Elizabeth Anne's sister Mrs Shelton Yates Mr and Mrs Vernon Munroe and daughter Louise.
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Avnie Morrow
Mexico City
New York
San Antonio
Houston
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Texarkana
Ark
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Local furniture firms announce leadership moves in Clovis
WH Hobby of Amarillo Furniture Co left for Clovis to head the Clovis Furniture Co, affiliated with Amarillo Furniture. Mrs. Mabel McCarty accepted a job at C. E. King Dry Goods Co.
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WH. Hobby
Amarillo Furniture Company
Clovis
Clovis Furniture Company
Mabel McCarty
C. E. King Dry Goods Company
American car maker to open assembly plant in Bombay
An American automobile manufacturing company plans to establish an assembling plant in Bombay India. The move involves a delegation visiting Bombay to discuss production start dates and job opportunities for local workers. Officials expect to boost regional industry and exports.
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Bombay
India
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