Burton's eloquent nomination speech for Coolidge
The Associated Press reports President Marion Burton of Michigan University delivering a glowing nomination for Calvin Coolidge before the Republican National Convention. He extols Coolidge as a steady, moral leader with deep faith in religion, education, and the American people, urging unity, lawfulness, and world leadership pursued in an American way.
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Associated Press
OC Land
Marion Leroy Burton
Michigan University
Coolidge
America
John Robinson
Holland
Senate of Massachusetts
Theodore Roosevelt
Ulysses S. Grant
United States
Boston
Seaphatis
Americas
Alexander Hamilton
Hamilton Club of
Chicago
Washington
Baltimore
Congress
United States of America
Calvin Coolidge
Longfellow division Rocky Mountain Garden club meets June 17
A special meeting of the Longfellow division is scheduled for Tuesday afternoon June 17 at 2 30 at the home of Mrs Mary Doughty 1833 Schley street. Officers and members are urged to attend.
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Longfellow Division
Rocky Mountain Garden Club
Mary Doughty
Schley Street
George Bildine
Kansas City
Marjorie Thomas
Catherine Thomas
A. A. Currie
Locust Street
City
Ed Stamsos
South Gaylord Street
C. A. Crane
Nona Marie Crane
Butler
P. Stamsos
N. Hansen
McMillan
Halberson
Arthur Halberson
Steinborn
Spargo
T. C. Deen
H. Berryman
A. Trimble
Ballard
Sampson
Coulter
Bouley
Crane
Stamsos
Selma Stamsos
Nydeen Spargo
William Rogers
Gall
Guy
Missoula
James W. Blake
Miss Gall
Wall Street
Vivian Mickle
Frank Dorhoefer
Jesus
Billie Brinig
Hazel Williams
Adelaide Joycox
Audrey Hagenson
Robin
Arthur Webb
Vincent Crane
Billie Morgan
Myrtle Claybourn
Virginia Hagenson
L. H. Bent
Floral Park Church Guild
Clyde Cabbage
Harvard Avenue
Silver Bow Park
J. B. Bateman
Elm Street
P. J. Tevlin
South
Montana Street
Tevlin
Luke D. Garvin
Floral Park Church
American farmer to come into own in wheat market
In Chicago on June 12 George S. Marcy of Armour Grain forecasts a strong farmer position as wheat crop shortages hit the northern hemisphere. He notes wheat and rye fetch high prices. In Dalby district Queensland cotton ginned this year valued at 675000 dollars versus 45000 last year. French glove centers report popularity of gloves with small turned-down cuffs for next fall.
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Associated Press
Chicago
George S. Marcy
Armour Grain Company
Dalby
Queensland
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Burton
Man
Republican Party
Omas Hooker
Senate
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
South Side News
Mary Roberts Rinehart’s
Smopolitan
Witl
Dr. Scholl
Butte
Lamb
E. Galena Butte, Mont
Raleigh News and Observer
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Klan
Democrats
Night Mail
England
Germany
Boito
Nero
Victor Herbert
Arthur Sullivan
Britain
Europe
Business Department of Good English
Literary Digest
W. W. Hodkinson Corporation
the Literary Digest
Emily Post
Chicago Tribune
Punk & Wagmalls Company
Fourth Avenus
New York
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