Farmers Promise Everything Believed Possible at Convention
Gov. Alfred E. Smith plans a platform pledging honest law enforcement and farm relief, under Jackson's Turn the rascal out slogan, adopted by the Democratic national convention. The farm plank calls for McNary Haugen relief, a federal farm board, cooperative marketing, and measures to narrow the producer and consumer price gap.
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Houston
Alfred E. Smith
Andrew Jackson
Democratic Party
Smith
Dan Moody
Texas
Gov. Ritchie
Maryland
Carter Class
Virginia
Republican Party
Washington
Congress of the United States
National Democracy
South
Federal Farm Board
Proposal to repeal North Dakota prohibition clause falters
Fargo report shows 25 729 votes in favor of repeal and 20 788 against as returns from 409 of ices precincts come in. North Dakota has been dry since 1889 when the prohibition clause was adopted. Repeal would align the state with Maryland Nevada New York and Montana in having no prohibition law.
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North Dakota
Fargo
N. D
Maryland
Nevada
New York
Montana
Two Die in Toledo Area Car Crash
Two people were killed and four injured in a collision on Tele sreph road between Erie and La Faille in Michigan. One car caught fire. one injury may be fatal. Local authorities reported the incident occurred today.
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Toledo
U.P
Telesreph Road
Erie
la Faille
Mich
Three Ohio Delegates Loyal To Pomerene At Convention
The three Ohioans who stood by Pomerene to the end were Dr. Burrett Russel New Philadelphia J. A. Anderson Millersburg and A. M. Brown St. Clairsville. They were returning home today on a special train while the Ohio delegation stayed attentive at the convention. Meeker sat at the standards with W. W. Durbin behind him as Buckeye delegates kept their seats and followed proceedings closely.
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Houston
Pomerene
Dr. Burrett Russel
New Philadelphia
J. A. Anderson
Millersburg
A. M. Brown
St. Clairsville
Ohio
Meeker
W. W. Durbin
Kenton
Ohio Delegation Delivers Smith Nomination Victory
In Houston on June 29 Ohio delivered 45 votes at the first ballot to Al Smith, shifting from Atlee Pomerene to secure nomination. Claude Meeker of Columbus led cheers as Robinson announced Ohio cast 45 for Smith and three for Pomerene, giving Smith 769 and 23 votes.
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Houston
O.R
Ohio
al Smith
Atlee Pomerene
Smith
Claude Meeker
Columbus
Senator Robinson
Robinson
Buckeye
Pomerone
Meeker
New York
Wee
Mississippi
Indiana
Nebraska
Ohio Republicans Adopt Platform Planks and Ratify Candidates
Ohio Republicans outline platform planks at Columbus state convention praising Coolidge Hoover and local officials while pledging economy balanced budget tax relief and stronger public welfare including care and training for feeble minded and a commitment to education and state aid for weak districts.
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Ohio
Coolidge Begins Summer Business After Restful Recharge
Superior Wis June 29 President Coolidge returns from two weeks of rest and recreation to start his summer work. He will host three prominent men from St Paul and Minneapolis at Central high school offices. The meetings are personal, not state affairs, signaling the start of his routine after arriving for vacation June 15.
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Superior
Wis
U.P
Coolidge
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Central High School
Athens Congregations Unite for The New Spirit of Patriotism
Community service in the Athens high school auditorium Sunday night will focus on The New Spirit of Patriotism. Speakers include Prof. A B Sias Miss Genevieve Ap gar and Rev M E Chat ley. High school band and Girl and Boy Scouts will perform. program starts at 7 30.
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Athens
Athens High School
A. B. Sias
Genevieve Apgar
M. E. Chatley
Italia rescue plea from ice camp off Foyn Island
Lieut. Einar Paul Lundborg radioed from the Italia ice camp off Foyn Island reporting fast breaking ice and a drifting Southeastward runway. He urged the Quest to begin rescue flights at once to avert disaster to the five men and his airborne companions.
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QUEST
North Eastland
Einar Paul Lundborg
Italia
Foyn Island
Lundborg
Umberto Nobile
Two Arrested After Accident Here Thursday
After an auto wreck on Carpenter street near the armory, Carl Stewart of East State street and L H Scott of Marietta were arrested by Chief Herb Parker. Stewart faces driving while intoxicated and Scott intoxication charges. No injuries were reported. both cars were badly damaged. They will be arraigned before Mayor Alex Moore at 7 tonight in the police court.
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Carl Stewart
East State Street
L. H. Scott
Marietta
Herb Parker
Stewart
Scott
Parker
P. F. Good
Morris Avenue
Carpenter Street
Armory
Reston Reaches Semi-finals in Ohio Amateur Golf
Youngstown reports 18 year old James Scotty Reston of Dayton, former caddie, defeating Bob Johnson of Springfield to reach the semi finals of the Ohio amateur golf championship.
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Youngstown
U.R
James “Scotty
Reston
Dayton
Bob Johnson
Springfield
Athens Protest Over Logan Case Began Briefs Filed
In Columbus on June 29 the Logan Gas company presented briefs to the State Utilities Commission backing efforts to raise rates in several non-ordinance cities.
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Columbus
U.P
State Utilities Commission
Logan Gas Company
Prohibition Endorsed At Ohio Republican Convention
The Republican state convention in Columbus adopted a platform and ratified presidential electors Wilma Levan of Steubenville and Gen. Edward Orton Jr. of Columbus. Key issues included election law reforms and a push for easier ballot recounts, with no firm pledge on permanent voter registration.
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Resolutions Committee
Wilma Sinclair Levan
Steubenville
Edward Orton, Jr
U.R
Theodore E. Burton
Cleveland
Carrington T. Marshall
Zanesville
U. S
Edward C. Turner
Turner
The
Republican Party
Kansas City
Injunction Denied Over Dodge Chrysler Merger
New York report states Justice George V. Mullan denied a permanent injunction to restrain the merger of Dodge Brothers and Chrysler Corporation. Calvin H. Goddard, a Dodge Brothers preferred shareholder, had sought the injunction in the Supreme Court.
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New York
U.P
Dodge Brothers
Chrysler Corporation
Supreme Court
George V. Mullan
Calvin H. Goddard
Dodger Brothers
Nightclub Raids End New York Celebration of Smith Nomination
Federal prohibition officers raided 16 exclusive night clubs in New York, arresting 96 revelers in the early hours. Owners and head waiters were taken into custody for violations of the Volstead Act, while guests were released after bail hearings. The city woke to mixed pride as celebrants faced charges.
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New York
U.R
Alfred E. Smith
Prohibition
Maurice Campbell
Broadway
al Smith
Oliver Street
Smith
Miners Asked to Go to Work in Idle Mines
Neffs merchants push reopening of idle district coal mines near St Clairsville urging miners with credit at risk to return to work. Stores closed and most village merchants near bankruptcy after mine shutdown over a year ago. merchants seek to restore credit by resuming operations.
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ST. Clairsville
Neffs
Rain Cancels Sixth National Marble Tourney Match
Rain at Ringer stadium forces abandonment of the second match in the sixth national marble tournament as Amadeo Arceci the Cleveland marble champion finished his schedule.
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Atlantic City
U.P
Ringer Stadium
Amadeo Arceci
Senator Robinson Named Smith Running Mate at Convention
Senator Joseph T Robinson of Arkansas was chosen as vice president running mate for Governor Alfred E Smith at the Democratic National Convention in Houston. Smith secured the presidential nomination with a commanding vote total amid a crowd of cheering delegates and a formal platform binding plank.
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Houston
Tex
Joseph T .Robinson
Arkansas
United States Senate
Alfred Z
Smith
Robinson
Alfred E. Smith
New York
East Side
Democracy
Joseph Robinson
Southwest
Senator Curtis Baptized Catholic Revealed
Knowledge of Senator Curtis baptism in the Roman Catholic church emerged years ago. He saw a record from St Marys Kansas showing baptism on April 15 1860. He said he was raised Methodist and remains in that faith.
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Providence
R. L
U.P
Charles G. Curtis
Curtis
Church of the Immaculate Conception
St. Marys
Kansas
Ohie
Atlee Pomerene
Mississippi
Okla
Portraits for campaign supporters bought by mail
The notice offers engraved portraits on coated stock sized for home or office display. It promotes a favorable image of a Democratic candidate and asks readers to send ten cents plus stamps or coin for handling to receive a copy.
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Jose
Ier
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