Leaders to confer with Coolidge on vice presidency
Washington June 11. President Coolidge to be conferred with by Republican leaders over the vice presidential nomination. Meetings show no clear consensus, with Coolidge urged to let the convention decide. Surge in support for Major General James J. Harbord acknowledged, while Kenyon and Dawes remain contenders. Delegates from western and farming states push for an agricultural-friendly candidate, with Hanford MacNider chosen to lead the bloc representing Iowa, Colorado, Oklahoma, Kansas, and others.
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Washington
A.P
Coolidge
Republican Party
U. S Army
Hoover
Kenyon
Sen ‘Antes
Work
Albert J. “Beveridea
Tniliana
Charles G. Dawes
Laders
Mellon
Reed
Pennsylvania
Weekes
Northwest
West States
Iowa
Colorado
Oklahoma
Kansas
South Dakota
Nebraska
North Dakota
Montana
Idaho
Wyoming
Minnesota
Missouri
Utah
And
Michigan
Hanford
MacNider
The
American Legion
Ruth Thompson seeks divorce in Missouri case
Through her attorneys Cockshoot and Cockshoot Ruth Thompson filed for divorce from M. M. Komp gon in district court claiming marriage on March 22 2018 at Plattsburg Missouri and abusive treatment since May. She seeks divorce custody of minor children Marcus Jr Geneva 11 months old and requests temporary alimony and permanent support.
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Cockshoot & Cockshoot
Ruth Thompson
District Court
M. M. Kompgon
Plattaburg
chiMren
Marcus Jr
Genievive
Tevan
Nhadi
Permanent Chairman Seeks Red Oak Man to Succeed Judge
The Republican judicial committee of the Fifteenth district met at Council Bluffs and recommended Red Oak attorney W. C. Radcliff to succeed the late Judge E. B. Woodruff. The appointment is expected in a few days.
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Republican Judicial Committee
Fifteenth Judicial District
L. H. Pine
Seerley to keynote Rotary Lions luncheon at Calumet Cafe
Citywide invitation for tomorrow noon joint Rotary and Lions Club luncheon at the Calumet Cafe with President H. H. Seerley of the state teachers college as speaker. Reserve by ten in the morning. ladies specially invited.
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Rotary and
Lions Club
Calumet Cafe
H. H. Seerley
State Teachers’ College
Calumet
Wisconsin Breaks Loose Over Read ing Out Attempt
Wisconsin delegates sparked a fierce session at the Republican National Convention in Cleveland as Representative Wm Cooper attacked the draft platform. He offered Senator La Follette’s Wisconsin plank as a substitute and challenged the party regularity clause, prompting anticipated floor fights and a mid day adjournment until 8 06 this evening.
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Cleveland
U. P
Sesson
Torm
Reolution Committee
Wisconsin
Wm. Cowper
Resolution Committee
LaFollette
Cooper
Senator Lafollette
la Follette
Republican Party
Ron Looms
Works Court
Model School a feature of summer extension session
The Model School operates at the state teachers college summer extension program in the high school building through late August. It educates thirty eight students as a demonstration of model work while enrollment in the summer school surpasses three hundred. President Homer H. Seerley will tour and address a joint Rotary meeting in Atlantic and Shenandoah, praising the Atlantic summer school as second in the state by enrollment, with Caceola first.
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State Teachers College
Homer H. Seerley
State Teacher’s College
Atata
Towa
Atlantic
Shen- Andoah
Lipnaqnd
Rotary
Caluair Nfe
Caceola Ut Baing
Mondell Praises Coolidge Record At Republican Meet
Frank W Mondell Wyoming, speaking as permanent chairman, lauds President Coolidge for steady leadership and party unity. He attacks Democrats for lack of policy and urges strong GOP majorities in Congress, noting the nation’s approval of Coolidge since Chicago nomination. He predicts history will honor Coolidge’s service.
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A. P
Coolidge Hav
Chicago
Frank W. Mondell
Wyoming
Mondell
Congresa
Republic
Lincoln
McKintey
Woosevelt
Harding
Calvin Coolidge
Diligant
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Platform Tonight Sets Stage for Republican Convention
The platform committee met behind closed doors to draft and amend planks on order, agriculture, and immigration amid a lengthy session. Changes target the Ku Klux Klan issue, prohibition enforcement, and tax policy while praising President Coolidge and backing farm price balance and tariff flexibility. Mrs. A A Spoor, long ill, shows improvement.
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Ku Klux Klan
Wallace
Praisie
Coolidge
Millerand resigns after forced removal claim
Paris June 11 AP Millerand resigns after an adverse vote in the chamber of deputies. He says the resignation was forced and will address the nation in a letter outlining the circumstances to the French people.
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Paris
A. P
Millerand
M. Millerand
Chamber of Deputies
Senate Chamber
Daring gem hold up from post office truck in New York
Ten armed bandits halted a United States customs truck on West 33rd Street, knocked out the driver Edward Foy, and abducted 26 packages of precious stones valued at about 500000 dollars. They dumped Foy near 148th Street and Broadhurst Avenue after a swift getaway.
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New York
A. P
United States Customs
General Post Office
West 33Rd Street
Washington Street
Edward Foy
Broadhurst Avenue
Post Office
Patrick HL. Keahon
Local masons attend Grand Lodge session Des Moines
Delegates from the local Masonic lodge and royal mentorship including Day Hill Carlson, Carrlson, Hil and others attend the Grand Lodge session in Des Moines this week. The Des Moines Commandery Knights Templar marks its sixtieth anniversary with guests from other states invited. A marriage license was issued for Robert K. Mather and Helen Reed Menlo.
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H, S
Day
Victor Carrlson
A. R. Hil
Masonic Lodge
Burdette Roland
T. J. Nichols
Masonic Grand Lodge
Des Moines
Mesars
Hill
Carlson
Des Moings
Knights “Templar
Ditriet
Robert K. Mather
Spring- Hale Lown
Helen Reed
Menlo
Saide
Little Change Shown In Vote Official Count
The official canvass by the county board of supervisors shows little change from the initial figures. State officer totals include Republican Kimball 2004 and Price 763 for Lieutenant Governor, Ramsay 2517 and Linderdale 908 for Secretary of State, and multiple Republican and Democrat tallies across state offices with minor shifts from earlier reports. The record lists results for Attorney General, Railroad Commissioner, Congressman, State Representative and other races with named candidates and vote counts.
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Cobery
Nary
County Board of Supervisors
A Anderson
Hammill
Burbank
Haynes
Buser
Banks
Murtagh
Unsicker
Kimball
Price Price
Honselk
Price
Ramsay
Linderdale
Getty
Tuck
Wilson
McClune
Lemlay
Nye
Demerat
Ainsworth
Johnson
Wolf
McDonald
Dante Pierce
Casady
R. B. Shepherd
Gibson
McGinnis
Donegan
Woodruff
Fel Iton
Richardson
Burchett
Green
Mercer
Benjamin
Carney
Flag Day Observed at Summer School Assembly
The Estension Summer school in sussion at the high sehnd will cele ste Flag Day Monday morning in a special assembly. Community singing, G A R members, American Legion escort, solo by Supt. Hartman, and a Flag Day address by Rev. McDermott are planned. The public is invited to participate.
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Estension
Sussion
High Sehnd
American Legion
R. H. Hartman
Gnawa
P. W. McDermott
Atlantic Past
Republican Platform Delayed at Cleveland Convention
The Republican National Convention held a brief morning session to approve rules and organize, then recessed to 8:00 pm as the platform committee debated. Charles D. Hilles said the report wasn’t ready, delegates clashed over recess, Mondell asserted the ayes have it, and Hoover said he’s not a vice presidential candidate as managers jockey for support. The gathering continued with routine preliminaries and talks in hotels as the nomination slate loomed for Thursday.
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Cleveland
A. P
Coolidge
Platform Committee
Charles D. Hilles
New York
Mondell
National Committee
Wisconsin
Hoover
Washington
W. Mandell
Wyoming
Theo. B. Burton
Field
Frank O. Lowden
Weather forecast calls for rain and warm up
Overcast tonight and Thursday with local showers and possible thunderstorms. Temperatures expected to stay roughly steady with minimal change.
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