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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1920

Page

15

Mrs. Coolidge By Treasured Light Of Massachusetts Life

Mrs. Calvin Coolidge speaks warmly of her role as wife to Governor Coolidge, her love of dancing and driving a Ford, and her plans if Washington moves forward. She reflects on home in Northampton, teaching at Clark School, and her expectation to vote if suffrage remains secure.

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Massachusetts Delegation Boots Coolidge Chance at National Nomination

Max Mitchell denounces Massachusetts Republicans for internal squabbles that denied Calvin Coolidge the presidential nomination. He cites lack of unity and enthusiasm, noting the delegation split and Coolidge’s rising but unpressed bid. Mitchell praised Senator Weeks as a strong Coolidge ally.

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Treasury Special Agent John F Scanlon Dies in Chicago

John F Scanlon aged 80 a special agent of the Treasury Department in Chicago and former Illinois House member died last night He was among the founders of the Catholic Order of Foresters.

Chicago John F. Scanlon Treasury Department Illinois House of Representatives Order of Foresters

Vice President Nominee Coolidge Dines Walks and Talks

Governor Coolidge spent Sunday at the Adams House and in Back Bay with bodyguard, meeting reporters and receiving congratulatory wires from Taft and others. He described plans for Amherst reunion, Springfield speech, Holy Cross diploma ceremony, and a light public schedule, while noting his Northampton rent and home life.

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Massachusetts Delegates Head Home From Chicago With Coolidge Support

After Coolidge nomination for vice president, Massachusetts GOP delegates depart Chicago on a special train. They display Harding Coolidge posters, boast broad support for Coolidge, and name potential candidates for lieutenant governor and governor, including Cox, Winslow, Allen, Tufts, Eldridge, Burrill, and Warner. The party plans a large homecoming procession in Boston with banners and a public greeting for Coolidge.

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Marion Harding poised for presidential return and life at White House

The Marion Herald reports that Marion and her family face the 1920 campaign with Republican strength in Marion County. Senators Harding and wife face a new life with modest tastes, golf and poker among their interests, and Mrs. Harding wary of Washington duties and the White House role.

Four Young Explorers Drifting for 25 Hours Near Lakeside

Four youths aged 3 6 9 and 11 set sail from Lakeside Michigan in a frail rowboat to seek treasure islands in Lake Erie. They were rescued Sunday 980 miles offshore after drifting 25 hours. The group included three boys and a girl with a niece of a local passenger steamer.

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