Parker Named for Vice President by Roosevelt Faction
Parker of New Orleans, leader of southern cotton interests, was nominated for vice president by the Progressives in Chicago. He is portrayed as a social and political ally of Roosevelt, who backed him two years ago. Parker, who would have cabinet possibilities if elected, faced opposition from Colonel R. C. Pleasant of Louisiana's Democratic party and narrowly lost the governor race. In remarks, Parker defended his record as for the people’s material welfare and criticized the “hiring a hall” doctrine.
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John Mr- Parker
New Oreuns
Chicago
South
Louisiane
Rodgevelt
Rune Bing
Collonel
Pugar Bow
Lousiana
Parker
Hughes Obeys Movie Men at Home Arrival
On Sixteenth Street in Washington Mr Hughes and his daughter Catherine arrived at 1 30 pm and paused for a motion picture. A photographer urged a close up and a wider gesture as Hughes removed his Panama hat and waved, then entered his home amid cheering bicycle messengers and onlookers.
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Qmilee
Raisea Hat
Bowe
Hughes
Sixteenth Street
Washington
Catherine
Mr. Hughes
Waa
Convention News From Front Delivers Mexico Buzz via Wire
American soldiers in Colonia Dublan receive results of Republican and Progressive conventions in Chicago through buzzer service wire. Army officers show interest but decline to comment on petition developments following candidate naming.
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Mexico
Chicago
Colonia Dublan
United States
Law. Son in White House. Justice Hughes' Nomination
Kingston residents believe a monthly boy prediction foresees Hughest Will be president. Dr D Hughes, once tied to Kingston, touched by a rumor echoed in local talk about Justice Hughes and a future national role.
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LAW
Son-In
White House
Justioe Hughest
Justice Hughes
Kingston
N._Y
Bia Tates
Hughes
New
Grand Circuit Opens Amid Hopes for Tom Murphy
The Grand Circuit prepare to launch with Tommy Murphy poised as a leading contender. His two main rivals Trampright and Varko show strong form after winter work on the Hudson, while Peter Mac and Mabel are noted challengers. Murphy’s stable had dominated last season, with Peter Scott as a key earlier money-winner, and the sport expects rich purses across the circuit with new three-heat racing to aid early training.
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Tom Murphy
Hudson
Murphy
Corsa
Peter Mac
Mabel
Luey" Cox
Altriatanile Fa
Bye Murphy
Petar Scott
Bulldog Trotter
Mimmer
Trampright
Varko
Yanko
Vankopo
American Trotting Association
Tiffin
Bexington
Japanese Tea at Masonic Temple Draws 350 Guests
A large Japanese themed tea event was held in the Masonic Temple parlors with 350 attendees. Miss Fonta Glass performed songs and readings while twelve girls in Japanese costumes served tea. Parlor hostesses included Mrs. Townsend and Mrs. Berg, with Miss Kringel hosting a linen shower for a forthcoming wedding.
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Capanes
Mesdames J
N Glass
Charles R. Lina
Charles D. Piiley
Raymond P. Dungan
B. R. Platts
B. W. Sankey
Frank D. Larson
Fanta Glasa
Masonic Temple
Fonta Glass
Highland Park Conservatory
Glass
Jageser
Bingham
Gottschalk
Thomas
Floria
Godard
Candy Lion
Beach
Fairy Pipetts
Brewer
Gounod
Atlantic Wedding Notices and Club News
A wedding plan centers on Miss Edith Mary Ayres from Atlantic, soon to wed Mr. Bertram Paul Holst of Boone, with ceremony at her sister’s home June 30. Invitations issued by Mrs Mary Ayres. couple to reside at 404 Sixth Street Boone after August 15. Also report on Miss Mary Marshall’s birthday bridge at Mrs Ben A Wood’s home. pink decor and 30 guests. Atlantic clubs mostly close for summer. Civic Club plans a plant sale June 26 hosted by Miss Joyca Anderson. The piece ends with mention of The Girl with the Green Eyes on Monday.
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Armer
Atlantic
Edith Mary Ayres
Marshalltown
Bertram Paul Holst
Boone
Mary ©. Ayres
Sixth Street
Ben A. Wood
Charles Block
Sky Block
Mary Marshall
W. W. Don Carlos
Greenfield
Veterans Observe Flag Day at Court House Meeting
The G A R ladies held their regular meeting at the courthouse Wednesday afternoon with the Comrades and the drum corps. Flag Day was observed with fitting exercises. Mrs. Margaret Anderson gave a reading, the Misses Leah and Louie Rich sang, and Mrs Shifflett gave the patriotic poem Old Glory. The drum corps provided martial music and several Comrades offered remarks.
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Court House
Margaret Anderson
Leah
Louie Rich
Mra Shifflett
Ruth Corpa
Prices for mechanical work announced by local firms
The undersigned announce rate changes effective Monday June 19 for mechanical labor at 80 cents per hour and for all electrical and machine work at 0 cents per hour. Firms listed include Bole Garage, Ed Cushing, R. Garside, Jacobson Machine Works, City Garage, Atlantic Auto Co. See Rexall store for related paint bit.
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Bole Garage
Ed Cushing
R. Garside
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