Marion crowds Harding in town as band recalls old days
Marion residents rally behind Warren G Harding as the former Indiana state senator is praised by local leaders and the Old Silver Band plans a station arrival concert. Friends recount past performances and a pledge to support his presidential bid amid Marion's political fervor.
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Ohio
United States
Harding Campaign Speech Signals Platform Focus
Senator Harding assailed barnstorming delays and pledged a timely opening of the campaign while framing his acceptance speech as an interpretation of his platform and issues. He spoke in Washington amid calls for clear policy delineation.
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Oregon
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Montnana
Missouri
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Oklahoma
Coolidge Nomination Strengthens GOP Ticket
Senator W S Kenyon, back in Fort Dodge, says the Republican victory in November hinges on hard work. He favored a progressive for President but supports Johnson campaign efforts and notes Coolidge’s nomination as Vice President strengthens the ticket nationwide.
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GE Lynn Boss Refuses Wage Raise in Plant Row
Richard H. Rice general manager of the General Electric Company Lynn denies granting a wage boost in reply to union employees at the plant last night. The manager says no concession will be made at this time.
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Richard H. Rice
General Electric Company
Lynn
Unions Press Wage Demands Amid Plant Tension
The piece notes wage demands of 10 to 20 percent as business and manufacturing costs rise. Unions plan to strike unless the general manager responds. Manager Rice says striking turbine workers will not be rehired as a group, but could apply as new employees.
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Marvelous Kidney Remedy Ad At 658 First Ave Troy
An advertisement touts Fruit-a-tives fruit liver tablets as a cure for kidney trouble and constipation. A testimonial from Henry Dater claims rapid relief. The ad offers 5c per box, six boxes for $2.50, and a 25c trial size, with a mail order address in Ogdensburg, New York.
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Troy, N. Y
Henry Dater
Fruit-A-Tives Limited
Ogdensburg, N. Y
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