Proctor details Wood campaign funding and repayments
Colonel Proctor testified on pre-convention financing for General Wood, stating 60 to 70 percent of funds went to publicity and campaigns across about 47 states with an average of $8,000 spent per state. He said roughly $590,000 was advanced and that repayment was not definite, with subscriptions and donors including Ambrose Monot and others. Other witnesses discussed Palmer campaign contributions and internal revenue matters.
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Proctor
Rettig
Wood
Carlin
Reed
Missouri
Palmer
Crucible Steel
Dupuy
William C. Proctor
Cincinnati
Leonard Wood
Senate
General Wood
Kenyon
Vance
Erocurs
Ambrose Monet
T.o
Wrigley
Minor
William Wrigley
Senator Reed
Colonel Proctor
Stelling
Byllesby
McGraw
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Mississippi
Mr. Walpole
Minnesota
Dakotas
Itardling
Senator Edge
New Jersey
Harding
Ohio
Michigan
Mr. Proctor
Pomerene
Red Cross
Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery Tonic Ad
An old time health ad extols Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a blood tonic and cure for anemia. It claims strength, vim, vigor from herbal extracts without alcohol and offers tablets or liquid form with a trial package by mail from Buffalo New York. Testimonials from Winnona Minnesota praise immediate tonic effects and ongoing use.
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Dr. Pierce
Invalids
Buffalo
N. Y
Winnona
Minn
Golden Medical
Warner H. Dunstow
Willow Farm
Democratic Party Funding Sparks Debate Over Campaign Expenditures
Jersey asks about Georgia and Michigan primaries as Mr Carlin claims a $5000 contribution to election expenditures under state law and Clark Howell of Atlanta aided the campaign. Michigan reportedly authorized $1000 by the national organization for advertising amid accusations of lavish spending by the party. Kenyon calls the fund a love feast while Reed notes no prior history of spending $400000 of one man’s money to seek a presidential nomination.
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Palmer
Atorney
C.C. Carlin
Virginia
James McClure Guffrey
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Jersey
Georgia
Michigan
Carlin
Clark Howell
Atlanta
Campaiss
National Organization For
Democratic Party
Kenyon
Reed
Chicago women work for Hoover in political display
Chicago women plan to stay voiceless in public, supporting Herbert Hoover at the national Republican convention. They will show large banners in store windows with big letters praising their candidate, delivering information at a glance. Mrs. Robert B. Gregory offers her home to delegates near the Coliseum, including two maids and daily luncheon. R. M. Shingle of Hawaii arrives as the first delegate. more from the West expected.
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Earl Shaud
Universal Service
Chicago
Herbert Hoover
Mars
Uute
Robert B. Gregory
Coliseum
R. M. Shingle
Hawaii
No Patrol Near West Coast Reported by San Diego
A garbled wartime report states no patrol near the West Coast. It mentions the destroyer Bailey and the cruiser Wemingwavy being recalled and the Malley expected back in San Diego within a week.
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San Diego
Ing
Bailey
Wemingwavy
Malley
Confession and co operation efforts span papers across cities
May 26 reports describe a confession by Winther Davis amid alleged robberies and other crimes, a Seattle appeal to shippers to cooperate with relief efforts for railroad congestion, a Kowalik murder conviction at a local hotel, and Yukon navigation possible delay due to low water.
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Oakland
Cal
Winther’ Davis
Seattle
John Kowalik
Helen Smith
Omaha stores cut lines of credit in discount shift
The Omaha market sees discounting shrink as the city’s largest store abandons its 30 percent red tag sale after next Saturday. Two other retailers issued similar notices signaling a tightening of promotional terms and altered pricing moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
North Dakota grain outlook improves says Vargo expert
In Vargo, North Dakota May 26, Dr V F Rrowbridge director of the state experiment station notes crop prospects have improved in the last 24 hours. He reports better grain row outlook and favorable conditions for farmers this season.
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Hain
Vargo
N. D
North Dakota Grain Row
V F.rrowbridge
North Dakota
Unclear fragment on medical treatment and cemetery notes
Fragmentary text mentions a treatment described as thin and bloodless, references to doctors or leaders, and vague storage or home use directions. Details are garbled with possible mentions of corpses, cemeteries, and paras, leaving uncertain context or conclusions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coveernir
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Covingston
Pius
Deta
Hoover
ILL
Investiga Negro
Aule
Wash
Yukon River
J. L. Burnside
White Pass
Amelita Galli-Curei
Foumceeys
Montana
Kroehler
Enc Steel
Jardinieres
Weller
CEST
Mme. Galli-Curei
Butte
Caroline McGill
Butte’s Baby Store
Lemax
Stowe's
Lowe Brothers
Riddell
Coca-Cola Company
Atlanta, GA
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