Burton Says Coolidge Best Leader for Republicans
Rep. Theodore F. Burton of Ohio urged re election of President Coolidge and a Republican majority in Congress. He called for unity, warned against blocs, and endorsed the world court while criticizing immigration, tax, and bonus bills and urging support for conservative administration.
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Titian haired beauty lured stick up in Clarinda
In Clarinda Iowa Virgil Sloan of Clermont Missouri and companions were lured by Ruby Shannon a Titian haired woman to a staged meet then robbed at gunpoint. They were forced to strip and lose 45 dollars in the holdup before being allowed to depart in their underwear. Ruby and her husband Edward Shannon were arrested with bonds set.
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French Senate votes overthrow Marsal ministry message
Paris June 10 The French senate voted 164 to 144 to overthrow the ministry message of Francois Marsal, signaling a political shift as the chamber rejected the government’s plan.
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Gas Tax Drive by International Travelers in Des Moines
The United Commercial Travelers of Iowa at their Des Moines meeting urged a two cent gasoline tax and a highway fund to pave main roads. They argued the fund would retire sixteen year bonds without taxing nearby property. Local delegates attended and new officers were announced for the grand council with plans for future Columbus and Des Moines events.
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Sister of Late Omaha Millionaire Weds Chauffeur
Mrs Jennie A Spence sister of the late George Joslyn and widow of 62 weds her 46 year old chauffeur Frank McHenry after obtaining a marriage license in Chicago. The couple left the county building without detailing arrangements or the ceremony.
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Harvest Hauling Cars Through High Water by Teamsters
Bova with wagons and beams reaped a harvest haul yesterday and last evening as teams hauled through water depths near eight feet. Prices per car varied and competitors adapted quickly. The scene showed resilience of labor as wagons moved cargo amid flooding and strong effort from workers and teams.
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Tax exemption rules for veterans differ by conflict
Former service members may claim tax exemptions by valuation: Civil War veterans up to 3000, Spanish War up to 1000, World War I up to 500. Exemption applies only if filed before September 1 of the levied year and must be renewed annually. Civil War and Spanish War veterans are exempt from road and county poll taxes. World War I veterans are exempt from real and personal property taxes only, not special taxes.
Dallas County Farmer Named Secretary of Iowa Farm Bureau
Ray L. Gribbeon, a Dallas county farmer, was named yesterday to be come secretary of the Iowa Farm Bureau Federation to succeed GC. W. Hunt, who tried to accept appointment as a member of the federal trade commission.
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Coolidge Skips Listening In On Convention
President Coolidge stayed at his desk as the Cleveland convention opened, saying he had made no plans to listen in. A radio in the White House was installed but the president preferred to attend to cabinet meetings and routine duties.
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Borah Withdraws Name for Vice Presidency at Convention
Senator Borah of Idaho urged the Republican National Convention in Cleveland to withdraw his name if presented as a vice presidential candidate. He recommended former Senator William S. Kenyon of Iowa for nomination and reportedly discussed the matter with President Coolidge.
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Temporary chairman lauds party in keynote speech
Theodore Burton of Ohio, temporary chairman, urges Republicans to unite behind Calvin Coolidge. He praises Coolidge's honesty and devotion, condemns blame on Republicans as often undeserved, and calls for support of world court reservations, Japanese immigration policy critique, and tax reform. He envisions a 1926 campaign focused on economy, reduced taxes, and public education to win a Coolidge victory.
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Charley Dawes Mentioned as Presidential Prospect
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Charley Dawes as a potential presidential candidate amid scattered phrases about political figures and possible affiliations. No clear events or dates are provided.
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Burglar shot during failed Omaha banker's home raid
An unidentified burglar about 30, well dressed, was shot and killed as he tried to enter Walter W. Head’s home in Omaha Nebraska. The incident followed multiple prior attempts to rob the banker’s house at 2 Dewey Avenue. The chauffeur Homer Dale fired from a shotgun, wounding the attacker on the porch and another man fled around the house, ending with the gun jamming.
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Stage set for Legion bombardment at Sunnyside
The local American Legion post will recreate the Verdun battle at Sunnyside Park Thursday night. More than 100 veterans in uniform will stage a fireworks display with aerial salutes and a tribute to Oh Glory opening the event. Public invitation extends to all spectators.
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President's Father Declines Republican National Convention
John Coolidge father of the president said he declined an invitation to attend the Republican National Convention in Cleveland. He cited being too busy and noted the invitation arrived that morning from the national committee.
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Brief Session Opens Campaign At Republican National Convention
In Cleveland the Republican National Convention opened with Theo Burton delivering the keynote. Delegates and guests listened as platform hearings began and credential contests loomed. Chairman Adams opened the session praising Republican rule and urging support for a constructive program. Bishop Anderson offered the opening prayer. The convention then moved into its first session amid preparations for selecting a presidential ticket.
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