Kansas City Prepares for G.O.P. Convention
Kansas City gears up for the Republican National Convention with plans for housing, decorations, and hospitality. Conrad H. Mann leads the host committee and assures ample private housing, while William Buchholz coordinates extensive street decor and Boy Scout participation. A 1500-member host team organizes hotels and information booths as officials prepare the program book and guard against traffic disruptions.
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Conrad H. Mann
Mr. Mann
William M. Butler
National Committee
Butler
William Buchholz
Boy Scouts
Homer Mann
Union Station
Kansas City
Convention Hall
13Th St
Wyandottest
Broadway
Ex Legion Head Seeks Office in Ohio Nominations
Two state officials filed candidacies for the August primary. Chief Justice Carrington T Marshall of Zanesville seeks the Republican U S Senate short term, aiming to succeed the late Frank B Willis, with Col Carmi A Thompson as the only declared opponent. State Auditor Joseph T Tracy of Columbus pursues the Republican auditor nomination. Gilbert Bettman of Cincinnati, former American Legion state commander, seeks the Republican attorney general nomination.
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Columbus
Carrington T Marshall
Zanesville
United States
Frank B. Willis
Joseph T. Tracy
Marshall
Col
Carmi A. Thompson
Cleveland
Theodore E. Burton
Hugh Nichols
Tracy
Gilbert Bettman
Cincinnati
Bettman
American Legion
Favorite Sons Certain to Lose at Kansas City
Washington reports that at the Kansas City convention the Republican field will be decided by visible, surface maneuvers rather than deep plots. Dawes and Hoover compete with Coolidge and Hughes, while leaders like Mellon and Vare influence delegations amid promises from Connecticut and New York. The piece notes key figures including J Henry Roraback, Jim Watson, Butler, Slemp, and the Capper White delegation, with a farm revolt led by Norris supporters.
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Penrose
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Quay
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Middle West
Lowen
Illinois
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Ohio
Secreta Treasury
Andrew W. Frail
Pennsylvania
Hoover
Mellon
Boss Ware
Philadelphia
Keystone
Coolidge
Hughes
J. Henry Roraback
Connecticut
Hilles
New York
Roraback
William M Butler
Massachusetts
James W. Good
Bascom Slemp
Virginia
South
Rush Holland
Daugherty
Slemp
Will Hays
John T. Adama
Iowa
National Committee
George B. Lockwood
Lowden
Clarence F. Buck
Kansas
Senator Capper
William Allen White
Curtis
George W. Norris
Nebraska
Blaine and
la Follette
Wisconsin
Police desk sergeant must take civil service exam
New Philadelphia June 7 E F Allman who wears a special police badge must take the civil service examination to hold his desk sergeant job he began June 1 City Solicitor A C Ruff informed Service Safety Director Simon Kappeler Kappeler agreed Allman should take the quiz.
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Philadelphia
E. F. Allman
A. C. Ruff
Simon Kappeler
Kappeler
Allman
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