Fess Predicts Deadlock at Next Republican Convention
Senator Simeon D. Fess says the Republican convention will be deadlocked and delegates will urge Coolidge to take the nomination. Coolidge remains noncommittal, tired of the job, and observers note the party faces possible divisions among Hoover Lowden and Dawes supporters. The visit also touches on farm relief and the administration's cooperative marketing plan. Secret Service tightens guard after Sacco and Vanzetti sentence reprieve news.
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Paul R. Mallon
United Press
Rapid City
S. D
Simeon D. Fess
Republican
Ohio
President Coolidge
Fess
Coolidge
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Commerce
Hoover
Overnor Lowden
Illinois
Congress
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Sacco
Vanzetti
White House
Secret Service
Respite Granted in Fort Bend Death Sentence Case
Pete McKinney, a Black man on death row from Fort Bend, was granted a 30 day reprieve by Governor Moody for an insanity trial. The execution originally set for July 15 was postponed to September 9.
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Associated Press
Austin
Pete McKinney
Fort Bend
Moody
McKinney
Talmage Place Postpones Formal Opening
The formal opening of Talmage Place, the new apartment building by H. E. Smith at Fourteenth and Van Buren, has been postponed and will be announced later. Building plans in Shanghai resumed after China disturbances, with projects including an arcade store and warehouse expansions.
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Talmage Place
H. E. Smith
Fourteenth and
van Buren Streets
Mr. Smith
Shanghai
China
Dr Wolcott Faces Fire Scene Amid Glasses Debate
In Burbank a doctor named Dr Wolcott contends with a blaze at the Blackburn building while addressing a claim about child vision. The remark suggests concern over overprescribing glasses as a public health theme.
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Dr. Wolcott
Blackburn Building
Respite for Sacco Vanzetti labeled only a truce
The Sacco-Vanzetti emergency committee framed the stay of execution as a temporary halt in the fight for absolute victory. Organized labor and global workers rallied, and authorities kept heavy police protection in place until tensions ease.
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Associated Press
New York
Austin Woman Found Hanging in Barn at Home
Miss Belle Taylor, 71, was found Wednesday afternoon hanging in a barn at her home in Austin. Justice of the Peace F. R. Tannehill returned a verdict of death due to strangulation and personal safety related. Taylor had been in ill health for 30 years.
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Associated Press
Austin
Belle Taylor
F. R. Tannehill
Justice of Peace
S S S For Rheumatism Promises Longtime Relief
An advertisement extols S. S. S. as a vegetable tonic for rheumatism claiming 100 years of relief and citing a testimonial from Earl C. Campbell of Johnson City Tennessee. It says the medicine comes from medicinal plant roots, builds the system, and is sold in two sizes at drug stores.
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Hot Springs
Earl C. Campbell
West Main Street
Johnson City
Tenn
S. S
Fire destroys cottage as third straight night fire hits area
A cottage at 718 North Hays burned shortly before 8 last night, partially destroying the structure and damaging furnishings. Firefighters withheld owner and former occupant names. Anyone with ownership information asked to contact the fire department.
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North Hays
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