Johnson Creates Wild Uproar at Chicago Convention
President Johnson stirs a heated scene in Chicago as he demands explicit endorsement of Lodge reservations and warns against vague statements. He vows to push America first rhetoric and avoid a half hearted peace stance at the convention.
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Johnson Defies Old Guard at Republican Convention
Senator Johnson attacks the senatorial caucus plan for the GOP nomination in Chicago. Beeckman of Rhode Island denounces party bosses while urging governors’ influence, signaling a divided race as candidates jockey for support and possible Coolidge moves gain traction.
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Coolidge Campaign HQ Reopens Run By Amherst Alumnae
James B Reynolds former secretary of the Republican National Committee is set to resume charge of the Coolidge campaign. He directed activities from Washington as Massachusetts Governor Coolidge paused operations. Headquarters will be formally opened Sunday in a modest two room suite run by Amherst College alumnae.
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Seven Years Given in Woolen Cloth Theft Case
Virginio Dori of Worcester was sentenced to seven years in the House of Correction and a $10 fine for receiving stolen property. Louis Delandi drew six months and a $50 fine, while Albert Zickell saw the indictment continued to August. The theft involved about $2600 worth of cloth from American Woolen Company mills at West Rutland en route to Lawrence.
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Drowning rescue at Union Boat Club saves 13 year old
D. O. Frazeur, an attendant at the Union Boat Club, rescued George O. Kane aged 13 of 6 Birchwood street Allston after he twice went under in 10 feet of water near the clubhouse float at the Larz Anderson bridge.
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Union Boat Club
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Birchwood Street
Allston
Larz Anderson Bridge
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