Col Harveys View of Harding and the Harding Nomination
Editorial notes that Wood and Lowden would have run differently but for misused funds and lack of popular enthusiasm. It lauds Harding as clean, capable, and affirmative, arguing delegates chose him as the best available candidate. The piece highlights his clear mind, logic, and practical horse sense, urging votes for Harding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Harvey
Harding
Wood
Lowden
Senator Harding
Major Johnson
Mr. Harding
Harvey's Weekly
Weather Footnote Signals Looming Storm
Yonkers Statesman records a weather joke about signals predicting a storm. The humorous exchange notes home observation of a storm cue and a domestic remark about a wife’s corn pain, preserving the paper's local voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bacon
Fgbert
Yonkers Statesman
Talk of the Town items from Marchetti's to Barre society
Community notes list a special price on strawberries for canning at Marchetti's and upcoming dances at Howland hall and Camp Comfort. Local residents travel to Boston and New York, attend weddings, visit relatives, or start vacations. Miss Mary Bishop graduates from the University of Vermont, John B. Kelly plans a New York trip, and obituaries note John Bossi’s death in Dorchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marchetti
Adv
Howland Hall
Landi
Adeline Merlo
Granite Street
Boston
R. Cantu
Nellie Bianchi
Harry Campbell
New Richmond
P.Q
Camp Comfort
Vincent Ossola
Barre
Margaret Rock
Hyde Park
Brookline
Mass
Frank Fragnelli
Detroit
Mich
Angie Vanetti
Central Street
Wilma Kircher
New York City
Goddard Seminary
Frances McWilliame
John B. Kelly
John B. Kelly & Co
New York State
Plattsburg
Syracuse
Buffalo
Mary Bishop
John Bishop
Beacon Street
University of Vermont
Mine Bishop
Phi Beta Kaye Pa Society
HO. Warthen
Ernnet Ad N. Warthen
Springfield
Maes Sie
Burlington
Lim
Plainfield farmers meet at creamery hall in Waslee Nall
Incoherent local item notes a creamery meeting night at Welork in Waslee Nall Barre Tare with scattered names and garbled details. Mentions Little as Gammitteman for Pie jetheld and Mathers' eluly with Chris am ooppletabe in Hamery Mat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fermers
Pinfield
Welork
Waslee
Barre
S Little
Gammitteman
Jetheld
the Mathers
Chris
Hamery Mat
Fragmented Marshfield Cemetery Notice
Incomplete OCR text describes an event at Marshfield involving cemetery matters and a funeral or memorial care. The readable portion references a person and a date near an ending time, but essential names and details are garbled.
Charlotte Morris Association Holds Annual Meeting in Montpelier
The Charlotte Morris association past matrons and patrons met at the Masonic hall in Montpelier on June 24 with 80 members and guests. The day opened with ceremonies, a banquet by Robert Morris chapter, and performances. An evening session initiated 18 candidates, honored deceased members, then installed new officers led by the post officers. The group, founded in 1814 with 12 charter members, now numbers 80 active plus four honorary members and meets five times yearly. The next gathering will be in North Bennington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Morris Association
Montpelier
Masonic
Clara W. Groom
Albans
Robert Morris
C. B.S
Martha Stoddard
Shelburne
Ja» Webb
Beulah
Randolph
Assoniation
Nellie M. Smythe
St. Johnsbury
Anna E. Bur
Mogton
J. H. Pann
Woodbury
Clara E. Groom
St. Albans
Gencieve Mcfkillin
Marahfield
Golde Davis
Northfield
Philo J. Huntington
Marelal
Geet Morse
Milton
Abbie P. Clark
Warder
Minnie Dandrow
Wincowki
Sentinel
F.G. Evans
Burlington
Nellie Gates
Rutland
Edith Going
White River Junction
Adah
Webbe Bixwell
Huth
Hopie Pearl
Bather
Nellie Goodsell
Fairfax
Martha
Mary Mackay
Barne
Annie Fairbrother
West Burke
Bethel N McGay’s Return and Local Social Notices
Bethel N McGay returns from a month’s absence in Wyoming. Christopher Arnold and her daughter stay with relatives in Ludlow. John J Wilvan attends the University of Vermont reunion in Marlington. A newly organized baseball team beat Sharon 12 to 0. Army men from Northfield defeated a local team 17 to 3. Chadwick of Windsor visited. Various residents and guests are noted, with social gatherings and glimpses of family news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. McGay
Wyomingtia
Christopher Ns
Arnold
Ludlon
John J. Wilvan
Marlington
University of Vermontt
Tess
Sharon Satentay
Hickey
Laver
Bethel
Tannery
Frelon Field
Northfield
Putnam
Chadwick
Windsor
Florenta Chastwick
Chadwick Place
Holge
Hayden
Hiverside
Leonard Finch
Dave
Lennard Pish
Richard Chadwick
Fremont Niels
Mies Hanel Sundereon
W. Spooner
Bloseatea
Oiftoratele
Ware
Nori Stielt
Fonsi Teen Ter
Cansen
N. H
Cito
Randolph Col Teruel Converse chapter annual meeting report
The Randolph Col Teruel Converse chapter held its annual meeting on Saturday afternoon June 26 at Mrs F A Jovlyns home on Maple Street with a fair attendance. Officers were re elected to serve for the coming year. News included Leo Browns death after appendicitis surgery and other local obituaries and social notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teruel Converse
Hell
F. A. Jovlyn
Maple Street
Leo Brown
Warren
Rhodes Place
Park Street
Reasons for Peace With Russia in Wartime Talks
The piece argues Poland’s reverses and Russia’s growing force threaten victory, urging negotiated peace with Russia and broader talks among Allies. It warns continued war risks a Russian invasion of Poland, promoting the League of Nations as a path to general peace and urging negotiations beyond Poland and Russia to include all sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ukraine
Poland
Russia
League of Nations
League
Eatesia
Haladd
Aiain
Pittland
Kethonia
Peace as economic and moral necessity in Russia policy
The Springield Republican argues that peace is the strongest path to stability, criticizing Allied missteps in Russia and calling for provisional Soviet admission to the League of Nations. It urges a modus vivendi on trade, propaganda, and intercontact, stating peace depends on Poland's military position improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd George
Russia
League of Nations
League
Poland
Springfeld Republican
Ferguson Oklahoma Town Declared Dead by Post Office Actions
A damaged OCR recounts Ferguson Oklahoma once a salt factory and gypsum plant hub. It notes post office closure, impending railroad retirement, and trains only to Hitchcock. It describes townwide hatred, outlaw tales, the Cyclone saloon, and that the song Oklahoma was written there, with scant schooling and no church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferguson
Ative
Hitchcock
Supd
Yeager
Oklahoma
Guy Camden
Kate
Republican nominating caucus forgings a president pick
The article traces the Republican delegate process in Chicago as they sift candidates to find the strongest, most suitable nominee for president. It highlights Warren G Harding as the favored strongest contender and discusses delegate sentiments and party unity behind the choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caltern
Harding
Republican Party
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B.W. Hooker& Co. Undertakers
Pearson's Weekly
Crown’s Drug Store
North Main Street
Texas
Green Mountain
the Smith & Cumings Co., Inc
Talk OF
the Town
Henry Petrie
Depot Square
The
Presbyterian Church
C. Ramella
Union Dry Goods Store
Hanover
Mee
William Daniels
South Main Street
Highgate Springs
Mr. Daniely
Jack
Marion Ford
Abington
Rachel Hollister
Merchant Street
St. Monten’ Church
John Bossi
Dorchester
Yeeter
Esther McCarthy
Summer Street
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
J. W. Ditlon Insurance
Pias
Marjory Wheeler
Vermont
D. Davis
Stine
Davie Ie
Mad Gree
Southern Pines N.C
Mre Devis
Plainfield
Pie Cemetery
Charlotte Morris
Ass'n
Teeriee
Bernard Ber
Martars
Katherine Bertirtti
Trechime
William Young
School Street
Jacobs
Satureday
Leominster
Mr. Craigan
M. M. Wilson
Worcester
Maes
George Hatch
Pittsfeld
Tennion
Parmenier
Fbm
George W. Scott
Albarey
Martin Scott
Methodist Church
HO. Jones
Cyril Angell
Dwight Granger
Dartmouth College
TL. W. Webster Cor
BE. A. Moree
Montpelier Electric Co
Tel
Columbia Records
Jingo So Long
Frank Crumer
AGIS1
Seventh Regiment
Prince's Band
Ted Lewis
Rose
Washington Square
Me Henry Burr
Lewis James
George Meader
Dardanella Sascha Jacobsen
Abe Kabibbie
Russell
the Red Cross Pharmacy
Phildgens
Gordon Hosiery
Daylight Store
Adams Company
Jokn Kowerte
Pee Hong
Iripe
Moston
Harvard
F. D. Ladd Company
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