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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1924
Page
3
Harry Cook and wife at 111 West Fourth street welcomed a new boy weighing eleven pounds two quarters at birth. It is the fourth child in the family, joining three boys and a girl. The rainfall reported this morning in the area was 0.49 inches.
Ohio Cleveland convention opens with Coolidge backing open delegate choice for running mate. Borah refuses second place, Curtis rising as favored vice presidential candidate amid shifting blocs and prayers by Bishop Schrembs. Hoisting of flags, calls for five minute speeches, and roll calls begin as leaders seek a ticket balance.
Senator Borah informed President Coolidge he will not accept the Republican vice presidential nomination and would decline to be drafted. He favored Judge Kenyon of Iowa for the VP slot and did not express a strong preference otherwise. Silent protest by La Follette progressives in Cleveland shows Wisconsin delegation voting against the Republican platform.
At a reception in Ada ir Fa on June 12 special to Newsj Telegraph Rev Sand and Mrs Roi Chambers former pastor of the Presbyterian church here will host the event in the church social rooms. Rev Chambers recently came from Glizeie Iowa to fill the vacancy caused by Rev J Winder's resignation.
In the nineteenth century the United States produced shoes entirely by hand, with the craft centered in small shops and skilled artisans. The excerpt highlights the labor intensive processes and the era before industrial mass production reshaped footwear manufacture.
The Simmer Extension school committee will meet at 8 20 this evening with chairman A C G Fouts of Locust street to plan a reception for visiting teachers. Members include Miss Mabel Bichorn Miss Winifred Cornell Rev M A Gable and O R Patrick. To avoid conflicting with the legion celebration at Sunnyside Park the meeting is scheduled accordingly.
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