The Farmer Pays It Declares Convention Views
The piece notes Hoover leading the Republican National Convention in Chicago while the Democratic gathering is set for June 27 in the same city. It recalls Col. Robert G. Ingersoll’s 1876 dictum that prosperity and resumption of specie payments come from toil and work, not resolutions.
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Chicago
Hoover
Robert G. Sangersoll
Cincinnati
James G. Blaine
Maine
United States
Col. Ingersoll
Real Strawberry Shortcake Style Yet Hidden In Plain Sight
The author rails against store bought strawberry shortcake and extols home made versions. A detailed, nostalgic description of authentic shortcake stacks thick cream, rich butter, and ripe berries, urging readers to savor genuine technique over commercial imitations.
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Omaha World-Herald
Ever
Anon
Strawberry Shortcake of Commerce
Treasure hunt over lost fortune news item in court
In Chicago on June 13 a case opens over a fortune reportedly given away by a woman. The action seeks to recover a $9 million windfall as a casual acquaintance grapples with claims involving 10,000 acres of Georgia land valued around $380,000. Attorney Robert E. Lee represents the woman.
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Chicago
Lydia Norman
Georgia
Robert E. Lee
Indiana Republicans Push Repeal Proposal in Indianapolis
The Republican party pursues a campaign to resubmit prohibition and repeal the bone dry state enforcement act in Indianapolis. The move signals a push to loosen alcohol laws as part of a broader reform effort in Indiana.
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Indianapolis
Republican Party
Repeal Debate Shapes Republican Convention Plank
In Chicago on June 15 the party faced a major repeal split as the administration push for a prohibition plank aimed to let states vote on repeal while preserving federal safeguards. The platform committee backed a middle path, prompting late sessions, defiance from repeal forces, and last minute maneuvering by Coolidge supporters seeking a stampede to nominate him.
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Chicago
Platform
Platform Committee
Hooverites
Snell
New York
Ciry
Bingham
Connecticut
Calvin Coolidge
Montana Delegation Names and Planks at State Convention
The Montana convention selected T. A. Marlowe of Helena on the resolutions committee and named Whetstone on the credentials committee. Others include J. Campbell of Missoula Jules Leuthold and M. Gunn on various panels. The party pledged to support prohibition, copper and metal tariffs, lumber tariffs, and metals protection, with aims to secure federal aid for gold mining and recognize Indian rights.
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Page 1 Bank
T. A. Marlowe
Helena
Whetstone
John Campbell
Missoula
Jules
J. H. Leuthold
Molt
Charles 8. MacDonald
Choteau
M. D. Rowland
Libby
Montana
Marlowe
General Resolutions Committee
Resolutions
Death of Violet Sharpe May Bring Inquiry
The state department has received no representation from Britain about Violet Sharpe's death by her own action. Officials expect to request information during today's general questioning session as London expressed in the session notes.
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Violet Sharpe
Washington
State Department
London
Disgrace to American Justice and Lindbergh Case Fallout
The Telegraph accuses police of torturing a poor English servant girl in the Lindbergh affair. Emily Sharpe, sister of the dead girl, is questioned by Scotland Yard at Beenham, England. Inspector Horwell says the case is closed and both Violet and Emily are considered respectable. The Sharpe family orders a wreath for Violet’s grave.
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Daly Herald
Telegraph
Scotland Yard
Emily Sharpe
Beenham
England
Horwell
Violet
Mrs. Anne Stewart Buried at Columbus
Funeral services for Mrs. Anne Stewart a former resident were held at McColley Funeral Home with Rev M H Terry delivering the sermon Pallbearers named Seven children survive plus five brothers two sisters in Scotland and two daughters Mrs George Abel and Mrs Edwin Gregory three sons Will Gavin and Dave plus many grandchildren and great grandchildren Flora Bowie listed as a grandchild
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Columbus News
Ann Stewart
McColley
M. H. Terry
Congregational Church
John Holmgren
Herbert Nelson
M. Plemp
Harry Raiff
O. H. Serewery
Arthur Archida
Florence Raiff
Mabel Payne
Charles Rothwell
Stewart
William Smith
Scotland
Garrison
Montana
William Stewart
Presbyterian Church
Big Timber
Columbus
Jack
Charles Smith
White Sulphur Springs
George Abel
Pineview
Edwin Gregory
East Kelowha
British Columbia
Will
Custer
Dave
Billings
Gavin
Flora Bowie
Wool buying starts around Great Falls
Great Falls June 13 Wool buying begins as eastern buyers arrive to confer with growers on the new clip. Buyers include Funk Ward of Colored Worsted Milling Providence R I R Ahern with a national cooperative Parker Ag Coe of Hallowell and others.
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Great Falls
Funk Ward
Colored Worsted Milling Company of
Providence
R. I. R. Ahern
National Co-Operative
Parker Ag
Conse & Coe
Hallowell
Hoover Signs First Amendment To New Tax Law
President Hoover signed an amendment targeting excise taxes on deliveries to non dealers to raise 40 to 50 million dollars before July 1. Reports from Washington say conferees backed the Hoover furlough plan saving about 130 million, while relief and public works bills face conference.
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Esident Hoover
Washington, D. C
Hoover
Washington
D. C
Smoot
Utah
House
Senate
White House
Senate Democrats
Senate Banking Committee
Salvage Returns First Fraction of Egypt Gold Fortune
Divers from the Italian salvage ship Artiglio II recovered $45,000 in bullion from the sunken steamer Egypt off Brest France. The haul marks a two year effort that cost 15 lives and two ships in a quest to reclaim a $5,000,000 fortune sunk in 1922 after Egypt was rammed by a cargo steamer.
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Brest
France
Artiglio II
Egypt
French
Hope for Settlement of War Debt Looms
London reports on June 10 stirred speculation 12 hours before a decision by Prime Minister as talks on war debt settlement reached a critical point. Officials and observers weighed possible outcomes and future steps in the financial negotiations.
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London
County Officials Debate Office Budgets and Staffing
Four and a half months work periods, tax revenue variations discussed as officials consider salary reductions and janitorial duties. Miss Blanche Lee advocates retaining Miss Brown as home demonstration agent. votes favor allowing association to operate with a $1 fee for dispense-ment without extra pay.
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Emma B. Rees
Blanche Lee
Bozeman
Brown
Judge Lee
Ronald McDonnell
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