Anti Hoover Aides Rally as Farm Relief Fight Boils Over
Anti Hoover factions press for farm relief as convention deadlock persists over Hoover support. Indiana farm leader Edgar D. Bush leads a parade halted by guards while leaders warn of a final showdown as Republicans seek relief from the farm relief drive.
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Halsey Named Sergeant at Arms for Democratic Convention
Edwin A. Halsey designated sergeant at arms and R Lee Barnes named chief doorkeeper for the Democratic national convention. Both depart immediately to Houston to assist with arrangements for the June 26 gathering.
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Dublin educator Sam Wolfe drowns saving two girls
Sam Wolfe 37, longtime Dublin city schools superintendent, drowned in the San Saba River near San Saba Tuesday night while attempting to save two drowning girls. La Rue Shillingburg 9, also of Dublin, died. the other girl survived. Families had been at the river for a ten day fishing trip.
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Deadlock Over Farm Relief Plank at Republican Convention
Kansas City June reports the platform committee in deadlock over the farm relief plank while credentials work delays proceedings. A subcommittee row earlier broke up the platform draft, with deficitis policy condemned and Will Hays noted. Delegates settled Mississippi unrest as Porto Rican issue awaits subcommittee report.
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Hell Week Abolished By University Fraternity Council
In Columbia Mo on June 13 the Hell Week tradition at the University of Missouri fraternities was voted to be abolished by the Heller Council, the governing body of the fraternities.
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Davis Testifies Before FTC On Educational Utilities Pact
Davis, a member of the Public Service Association, testified before the Federal Trade Commission today about proposed educational utilities programs. He argued utilities should align with college exchanges to promote their own tests and widen educational access.
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Coolidge Leaves Tonight for Summer Vacation
Washington reports President Coolidge plans a trip this summer as doctors believe he can travel without risk of relapse after his recent illness. The first lady accompanies him and White House staff prepare for the journey amid a cautious medical outlook.
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Searchers For Men Near Shores Of Northeastland
Report from Kingsbay dated June 1 notes explorers slowly advancing on the great ice bed with a red tent signaling progress as they near Northeastland. radio from the Ttatia was silent overnight raising concerns about exhausted accumulators. A later dispatch on June 13 states Topen-Island, 280 miles southwest of the drifting Nobile group, chosen as a base for rescue aircraft, with the island about a three hour flight away.
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Who Benefits by Prohibition 2
A Walla Walla Bulletin restates a survey on prohibition benefits listing Wage Earners, Employers, Farmers, Bankers, Insurance Men, Real Estate Men, Manufacturers, Merchants, Everybody's Wife, and Everybody's Family. It highlights increased wages, savings, insurance, home sales, farm machinery, and household goods from 1920 to 1926, with broader social gains.
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Hess Misspeaks on Roosevelt Omission at Convention
A speech by Hess drew attention as he forgot to mention Theodore Roosevelt amid praise for Lincoln and Coolidge. Delegates muttered and a heckler shouted Teddy, while Hess explained the omission was due to manuscript errors. The scene reflected tensions over the Republican past and Roosevelt's legacy.
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Cant Cup Awarded to Graham for All Round Achievement
Sherman June report notes Bud Ph Graham from the 1928 Tulley graduating class received the Cant Cup for best all round student attributes including grades athletics leadership and highest four point average. Price also won Thompson prize for best student thesis. Non-arrests in Gainesville show police did not make any arrests in a week.
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Representative Box and Family Return Home to Jacksonville
Representative Box and his family from Jacksonville Texas traveled by car from Washington City to their home. They completed the journey without incident and were welcomed back by local supporters.
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Captain Carrante Completes Mexico City to Washington Flight
Captain Emilio Carrante completed his flight from Mexico City to Washington City and landed on Tuesday. His average speed exceeded 100 miles per hour.
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Weather Outlook for East Texas and West Texas
East Texas tonight and Thursday unsettled with thunder showers. Cooler tonight in the southeast. warmer in the north. West Texas tonight and Thursday generally fair and warmer Thursday.
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Radio amateurs to host third annual relay meet at State College
State College Pa June Raiseies will preside as 40u member of the American Radio Relay League opens the third annual event tomorrow. The amateur broadcasting league will feature stories from operators about experiences in wireless communication and include a true story cup prize. Notable speakers include J Perrine of American Telgraph and Telegraph Co Alfred Crosley naval research official and others from Westinghouse and Pennsylvania State College.
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Kidnapped bank cashier found dead in shack
In Liberal Kansas on June 12 a bank cashier kidnapped earlier was found dead in a shack. The report notes four men identified by pocketed clues and indicates the body showed decomposition. Details about the bank and suspect names are unclear due to damaged text.
Egg- Laying Champion Found in Fairmont Hen
From Fairmont Minnesota June 12 a hen named Lovell lays eggs that measure inches in diameter. The publishing source notes the bird is a Rhode Island Reds and claims it as a world champion in egg production.
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MISS BOLL MAKES ATLANTIC FLIGHT DAY ONE
Mabel Boll aimed to be the first woman to fly the Atlantic. She departed Roosevelt Field New York at 7 20 a m daylight time aboard a trans Atlantic capable air ship. Pilots Oliver Le Boutillier and Arthur Argies led the flight with Andrew Surrint as chief mechanic on the century flight attempt.
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Hoovey Won't Speak After Kansas City Victory
Despite a splendid win in Kansas City Hoovey remains tight lipped refusing to discuss the triumph.
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Goats Good Walkers Show Restock Statistics
Wichita Falls June 18 reports local livestock statistics showing goats average walks nearly twice daily as sheep. Restock data indicates goats travel about 4.0 miles per day, while sheep average 3.4 miles.
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