Hoover Plans Front Porch Campaign as Coolidges Arrive
President Coolidge and Mrs. Coolidge were greeted by enthusiastic crowds in Superior as they reached Cedar Island Lodge. The First Lady, recently recovering, joined the journey by train while Mr. Coolidge rode by car and posed for photographers along the way.
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Mr. Coolidge
Cedar Island Lodge
Winnebjou
White House
Coolidge
All
American Legion
E. M. Lambert
Hoover Curtis Ticket Emerges From Kansas City Convention
Delegates at convention hall in Kansas City released the contentious nominating process with a strong show of unity for the Hoover Curtis ticket. Mrs Leona Curtis Knight urged Rhode Island support, drawing applause as the Kansas senator’s family member spoke at the post nomination display.
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Leona Curtis Knight
Kansas
Rhode Island
Knight
Curtis
Hoover
Curtis Career Spanned Plains to Senate and Vice Presidency
Curtis grew up on Kansas plains and rode as a jockey before studying law. He rose from office boy to Shawnee county prosecutor, served in the House and Senate, led Lodge’s faction, and was named Republican vice presidential candidate. He married Annie E. Baird in 1884.
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Earl Sande
Curtis
Charles Curtis
Kansas
Julie Poppin
Topeka
Kaws
Plains
A. H. Case
Charlie
A. H Case
Case
Shawnee County
Henry Cabot Lodge
Senate
Lodge
Annie E. Baird
Hoover Sends Message On Nomination At Republican Convention
Secretary Hoover sent a message to George H. Moses, Kansas City convention chair, praising the party and pledging to uphold republican principles. He noted the era of new economic forces requires study, and stressed national defense, economy, and leadership while affirming the party’s platform. He defended the mission to aid afflicted nations and called for moral leadership and unity as Curtis is nominated.
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Associated
I’ress
Washington
Hoover
George H. Moses
Kansas City
America
United States
Republican Party
Calvin Coolidge
Herbert Hoover
Curtis
Moses
National Committee
Borah
Woman arrested in nonappearing kidnaping case continues
A Butte woman Mrs Burns is jailed for kid naping and contempt after the supreme court affirmed a custody order to return the child to George August of Butte. The girl vanished and was found hiding under a bed, with efforts ongoing to locate her.
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August
George August
Butte
Bourquin
Supreme Court
Burns
Hoover Curtis Ticket Shapes 1928 Campaign Strategy
Republican leaders finalize plans for a front porch style race with Hoover and Curtis. Hoover to tour regions while Curtis profiles blunt stump speeches in Kansas. radio use and nationwide strategy await Houston ticketing and topeka notification.
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Paul F. Haupert
Associated Press
Kansas City
Republican Party
Curtis
Kansas
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Houston
Washington
Palo Alto
Cal
Moses
New Hampshire
Topeka
Fess
Ohio
Middle West
Chicago
Senate
Dawes
Coolidge
Flood Threat Grows Along St Francis River
Reports reaching Memphis by the Mississippi River Commission say the flood along the St Francis above Kennett Missouri is worsening with two levee sections on the eastern bank in grave danger. Livestock losses are reported as roaring waters inundate homes and farmland nearby. Associate Engineer Blair A Ross provides the assessment.
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Associated Press
Memphis
Tenn
Mississippi River Commission
St. Francis River
St. Francis
Kennett, Mo
Blair A. Ross
Democratic Meeting at Silver Bow Club
The Silver Bow Democratic club holds its regular meeting tonight at the Lewisohn block hall. Charles S. Wagner, candidate for the Democratic nomination for congress, will discuss the Wet and Dry Issue. All Democratic aspirants for public office are invited to speak.
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Silver Bow
Democratic Club
Lewisohn Block
Charles S. Wagner
Congress
Wagner
Curtis Clinches Presidential Nomination At Convention
Curtis, who had just been a candidate, appeared after nomination and thanked the convention. He praised Hoover Coolidge and the commerce secretary, predicted victory for the ticket in the autumn, and drew strong applause as the landslide nominating move was confirmed outside. Party leaders had arranged the outcome.
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Middle West
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Coolidge
Borah
Idaho
John O. Tilson
Connecticu
Bingham
Connecticut
B. Loring Young
Fuller
Massachusets
Dyer
Baker
Missouri
Ira W. Jayne
Osborne
Michigan
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover Telegram Announces Running Mate Nomination
A Hoover telegram welcomes the running mate nomination with praise for cooperation in the task ahead and congratulations to the party on the selection. The message emphasizes unity and support for the chosen candidate.
England to Open Eighteen New Coal and Iron Pits
Eighteen new coal and iron pits are planned to open in England, creating employment for 180,000 men. The move signals a major expansion of mining capacity and industrial activity.
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England
Knowledge Box Answers From Page Seven Quiz
Answers list includes Friederich von Prittwitz as German ambassador to the U S and Baron Ago von Maltzan. Canberra is cited as the capital. Don Quixote is the referenced work. Industrial Workers of the World named. St Matthew v 54 cited.
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Friederich von Prittwitz
United States
Baron Ago von Maltzan
Canberra
Don Quixote
Industrial Workers of the World
St. Matthew
Teachers Go to Coast From Butte For Seattle Trip
With semester end in Butte schools several teachers head west. Tonight Miss Lyda Humphrey Delia and Joanne Farrell depart. Adelia Converse and Mary Grady left Butte last night aboard the Oilympian bound for Seattle.
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Butte
Seattle
Lyda Humphrey
Delia
Joanne Farrell
Adelia M. Converse
Mary E. Grady
Filing Statute Challenge May Taint Montana Ballot
The 40 day filing period ended at midnight June 6 with a June 7 list of candidates announced by the secretary of state. Democrats Miles Romney Fergus Patton Quan Bozeman W. T. McKeown and George W. Magee appear alongside Republicans James E. Stevens Jeanne Buck and J.
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Mountjoy
Supreme Court
Wellington D. Rankin
California
Secretary of State
Miles Romney
Hamilton
Pauline E. Patton
Fergus
Lucile Quan Bozeman
W. T. McKeown
Lewistown
George W. Magee
Chateau
James E. Stevens
Helena
Jeanne Buckmaster
Great Falls
Meaders Loses Arm in Railroad Accident
John C. Meaders of Missoula a Northern Pacific conductor and well known in Butte, suffered amputation of his left arm several days ago after an accident. Formerly with the B A P, he has resided in Missoula for years. R Hartley of Billings addressed the railroad and public service commissioner.
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Meaders
John C. Meaders
Missoula
Northern Pacific Railway
Butte
Mr. Meaders
ECLIPS Grocery Promotes Montana Products and Local Jobs
Montana oriented ad highlights patronizing state firms, employing Montanans, with menus of Montana groceries and brands. Emphasizes keeping employment within the state and supporting Montana products at Eclipse stores. Includes numerous prices for meats, produce, and staples.
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Eclipse
Montana
Hansen's
Log
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