Coolidge Clinches Nomination At Republican Convention
Calvin Coolidge was effectively nominated for president by the Republican National Convention with 1,086 votes to La Follette 34 and Johnson 10. Delegates from Alabama to Wyoming cast for Coolidge, with Wisconsin and North Dakota insurgents challenging leaders before the roll call.
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Taxpayers' Income Report Fragment
A fragmented OCR item references income and tax payment topics with unclear names and dates, suggesting a midweek notation or record of taxpayers and amounts. The legible bits hint at a ledger style entry or public notice regarding tax dues and related accounting.
County Board Approves Graveling Potta watmie Road
Burton names Coolidge man of the hour as Pottawattamie county supervisors vote to gravel a quarter mile of road starting at the southeast corner of the Iowa School for the Deaf grounds just outside Council Bluffs. The project runs east along the Fioncer trail toward Treynor at an estimated cost of about 900 dollars from county road funds. The experiment uses superior gravel bound by a binder.
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G O P Platform Pledges World Court and Reform Plans
The Republican convention platform in Cleveland pledges support for the world court, tax commission, and federal economy. It endorses Harding Hughes Coolidge world court, calls for readjusted tariffs, farm parity with industry, and federal aid for rail, utilities, and housing. It supports civil rights, religious freedom, labor law enforcement, and elimination of the 12 hour day in steel while maintaining high living standards.
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Insanity Likely To Be Issue In Leopold Loeb Case
Chicago dispatch reports preparations for the August 4 trial of Nathan Leopold Jr and Richard Loeb, who confessed to kidnapping and slaying Robert Franks, with insanity expected as the central issue. A corps of alienists will examine the youths without jail guards or prosecution representatives by sheriff permission.
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Kenyon Nominated for Vice President at Cleveland
In Cleveland on June 12 A P report says Judge Wm S Kenyon of Iowa will be placed in nomination for vice president this afternoon by Hanford MacNider with backing from Mrs Charles S Bird of Massachusetts Immediately after the convention recessed party leaders met in conference discussing the vice presidential situation The name of Representative Sanders of Indiana was mentioned alongside Kenyon and Curtis of Kansas for possible nomination
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Birth control urged by American Medical Association chief
Chicago June 12 Dr William A Pussey new president of the American Medical Association told the seventy fifth annual meeting that Americans must practice birth control to avoid wrecking the nation in the struggle for mere existence He urged physicians to enlist in the fight for birth control and spoke as the official spokesman of American medicine
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University Head Praises Coolidge in Nominating Speech
Dr L Burton of Michigan University delivered a three part address at the Republican convention praising President Coolidge as a man American and humane being. He highlighted Coolidge's moral fiber frugality and patient, long view of history, stating there is a sincerity and discipline guiding his leadership.
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Kenyon Butler Eyes Vice Presidency Debate
St Paul June 12. Judge W S Kenyon declined to say if a vice presidential nomination would be acceptable, citing his court of appeals limits on political discussion. Cleveland June 12. At the Republican National Convention the Kenyon selection stirred revolt as Coolidge backers split between Kenyon and Curtis, with Ohio and Indiana figures signaling varied support and strategic moves.
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Local Lady Mary Kelley Dies at Home After Illness
Mary M Kelley died at 6 15 p m at her daughter Mrs A B Perkins 70 Maple Street after a long illness from pneumonia She was born in Ullinois February 28 186? and lived much of her life in Cass County She was married February 9 1868 to James R Kelley and lived in various towns including Sarah vicinity and Dakota She leaves multiple children grandchildren and great grandchildren Funeral Friday at 2 30 p m at the Church of Christ Eighth and Chestnut with Rev T L J Ward officiating Interment in Atlantic cemetery Also noted is the birth of Janis Lucille daughter to Paul Herbert and wife
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Calvin Coolidge Named GOP Nominee at Tumultuous Convention
At Coveland Ohio June 12 Calvin Coolidge was formally selected to lead the Republican hosts to victory this fall. The convention erupted in wild applause as delegates and galleries cheered for another term, signaling a new leadership for New England and marking the rise of a reformist mood within the party. Burton of Michigan introduced Coolidge amid loud demonstrations while delegates sang warlike anthems and paraded in the hall. The scene stretched to 15 minutes of cheering before the gathering settled as Burton began his critique of Coolidge’s character.
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Weather update shows showers and thunderstorms tonight
A weather note reports showers and thunderstorms this evening with cooler temperatures in the west and partly cloudy skies expected on Friday.
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