Women power in political fight as conventions loom
Kansas City June 110 AP report shows women mobilizing across camps for the party fight starting Tuesday. Martha Conde and Dorothy Cunningham join leaders like Mrs. Willebrandt and Mrs. Lowden's supporter circle. National groups including the League of Women Voters and the Woman's Party press for plank endorsements and equal rights. Florence Lowden and others accompany campaign figures in a visible display of female political influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martus Dalrymple
Associated Press
Kansas City
Beggins
Martha Conde
East St. Louis
Lowdon
Dorothy Cunningham
Rational
Diana
Babs Welker Willebrandt
Sam To Motak
Mra
C. Griswold
Nastonal Committee
Texas
Lindsay Patterson
North Carolina
Bertha Batter
Chicago
Ztrom
Ruth + Hanon McCormick
Congress
McCormick
Ens
Hoover
Lowden
S the Dimons
Norvour
Jamen W. Morrison
National League of Women Voters
Misa Bello Sherwin
League
Tale
Rworld Court
Florence Lowden
Lyne Curtin Maight
Hansas
Wwland
Woman's Committee
H. W. Peabody, Soheirman
woman's national + Committee for enforcement
Feast of Corpus Christi and the Real Presence
The piece explains the Catholic belief in the Real Presence, describing Jesus turning bread into His Body and wine into His Blood at the Last Supper. It cites John 6 and emphasizes the priestly role to transform and consecrate in the Mass, noting universal practice across Catholic churches for the Holy Sacrifice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Brenda
God
Palestine
Christon
Five days set for Republican national convention
Kansas City reports fix on a five day convention window with tickets issued for that span and concerns over potential extension. Opening prayers will be offered by four faith leaders led by Bishop Partridge and Rabbi Harton M Cowen. Delegates face jaywalking restrictions as police escort guests, while Mrs. Jacob L. Loose acts as hostess handling receptions and attire. Senator Reed visits, noting party divisions, as Alice Roosevelt Longworth arrives unofficially and observers monitor campaign moves toward Hoover and Coolidge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fue
Kansas City
Reed
Curtis
Doe
Reel
Muehlebneh Hotel
Willian
Willcox
New York
Charles &. Hughes
Hughes
Dnouizers
Coolidge
Idaho
Ite
Work
Hoover
Commerce
Baran
LB Stoorts
Sacrament of the Eucharist Elevates Church to House of God
Speech extols Holy Eucharist as more than a meeting place, uniting believers with Christ in Holy Communion. Emphasizes fasting before reception, reverence, and the Church’s treasured care for this sacrament, promising future heavenly vision and moral renewal through frequent worthy reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus Christ
Christ
Cnrist
Mellon Could Pick Nominee Despite Yo
Hoover leaders believe Commerce Secretary Mellon could clinch the nomination even without Pennsylvania support. They claim early votes show momentum and expect gains before Thursday caucus votes. Mellon serves as Philadelphia delegates chair, with organizers planning to sway the Pennsylvania delegation.
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Hoover
Commerce Eecretary
Mer
Pennsylvania
Sid
Votoy
Mellon
Illinois Governor Faces Convention Buzz and Grapefruit Talk
The scene centers on Howan and the Lesters debating a plank omitting McNary-Hangen while Governor Lowden contemplates convention plans and possible vice presidential intrigue with Deneen. Deneen, a Lowden ally, may be discussed as a vice-presidential option amid farm and Middle West momentum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howan
Lesters
McNary-Hangen
Ptt
Tay
Hote
Btor Deneen
Finois
Lowden
Bince Deneen
Pilgrim Ace Rally Attracts Large, Unspecified Crowd
Reports show a large crowd expected for the pilgrim ace event, though exact numbers were not confirmed. North Dakota Governor Sorlie was bringing a lengthy caravan that could reach the thousands before arriving in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bagonne
Sorlie
North Dakota
Kansas City
Feng YU Hsiang to Control Peking
Foreign ministers and Chinese secretaries met Nanyuan with General Han Fuchu to press Feng Yub-Siengs Peking command for a peaceful settlement. Han claimed Feng ordered prisoners and used military force, ending in fruitless remonstrances and a delayed entry into Peking amid Nationalist troops. Strong protests were sent to Nanking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matic Corps
Pao Yu- Lin
Nanyuan
Han Fuchu
Feng Yub
Peking
Btrongis
Stte
Nanking
Obituary notices for Thacker Richards and Moneuccu
Mrs Elhraveth J Thacker known as Aunt Bettie died at her Poca West Virginia home Saturday night aged 9 years survived by husband J M Thacker daughter Mrs Willems and son E E Thacker Funeral at MethodIst Episcopal church Poca tomorrow 10 am Rev A B G Allen. Burial in family cemetery near Cross Lanes. Mary Richards colored died at sister Annie Smiths 1828 Lewis arrest early Sunday morning known in this city and St Albans Funeral 2 96 oclock at St Paul Baptist church Albans. Edward Moneuccu died at his home in Clendenin Sunday evening survived by widow and four daughters funeral 10 oclock Wednesday from Bacth Heart church Charleston interment Spring Hill cemetery.
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A, B
G. Alien
Cross Lanes
Mary Richards
Richards
Annie Smith
Lewis
Ciy
St. Albans
St. Paul Baptist Church
Albans
Edward Moneuccu
Clendenin
M. Margaret. Madene
Charleston
J. P. Reynolds
Geraradul
A. J. Pope
Richmond
Brent Centers
Detroit
Mich
Bactth Heart Church
Spring Hill
Circulation Managers Set 80th Convention in Pittsburgh
The International Circulation Managers Association will hold its 80th annual convention at the William Penn hotel in Pittsburgh June 19 21. Circulation managers from daily and Sunday papers across the United States Canada and several foreign countries will attend with their wives. London is dancing The Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitsburgh
Inter- National
Nseoclastion
William Penn Hotel
United States
Canada
Soreteo
Uaily
London
Baltimore
City Honors Audrey Reilly With Welcome Home in Charleston
Charleston to decorate and stage a city welcome for Audrey Reilly, Miss West Virginia and Miss Charleston, returning from Galveston where she placed fifth as Miss United States in the Miss Universe race. A mayoral ceremony, police escort, and a parade to the YWCA square mark the greeting, with a banquet and club appearances planned for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Audrey Reilly
Virginia
Galveston
Texas
Rotily
West Virginia
Sty
Miss United States
W. W. Wertz
Wertz
John Britton
Royaly
Eiwants
Clysten
Lions and Biggelups
Chamber of Commerce
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Mise
West Vichinia
Chesapeake and Ohio
MC. A
Rrdge
Virginia Street
McFar
Grant Cafe
Ross Reilly
ScHoolfield-Harvey Hlortric Company
Kay Jewelry Company
R. L. Rice, Decorator
Palmer Shoe Company
Baker's Furniture Company
Martha Wishington
W. E. Thomas
Warner Confectionery
Gunter and Totten Jewelry Company
Frashton Shop
Sport Mart
Jenkins Drug Company
E. V
Thomas Het Company
Woodrum's
Potterficia Drug Company
Gelperin Jewelry Company
Charleston Sut Flower
Junior artists to give recital at Baptist temple tonight
Two young performers from Botte School of Music, Miss Imogene Meadows and Blaine Cornwell, present an 8 15 p m recital at the Baptist temple parlor. Meadows, 11, will memorize a challenging plane program. Cornwell, a First Christian Church vocalist and radio singer, offers baritone pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Music
The
Baptist Temple
Imogene Meadows
Pinnier
Blaine Cornwell
Miss Meadows
Frank Mentows
Washington Street
Baptles Temple Sunday School
Cornwell
H. B. Cornwell
Charleston Hl
Soldiet
First Christian Church
Witl the Ox
Dee Windtrer
Schubert
Herb Porgetfulness
von Filelita
Grieg
Homer
Managers claim first ballot totals for Republican candidates
Kansas City reports revised first ballot claims for Hoover Lowden and others across states. Totals show Hoover leading with 815.5 votes, Lowden 1.5, Curtis 47, Norris 36, Watson 32, Goft 19, Borah 11, Coolidge 5a, with numerous state allocations and disputes noted.
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Kansas City
Alabama
Hoover
Lowden
Arizona
Arkansis
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Cogo
Delaware
Coolidge
Florida
Imoover
Georgia
Idaho
Borsah
Ilinois
Lowsen
Indiana
Watson
Towa
Kansas
Curtis
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Montane
Nebraska
Norris
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey
Continge
New Mexico
New York
North Carolina
Lowseen
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahorse
Oregon
Long Island
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Uran
Vermont
Virginia
Washington
West Virginia
Golf
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Alaska
Cuttle
District of Columbia
Hawaii
Philippines
Porto Rico
Totels
Goft
Borah
Thingis
Pennsylvena
Utah
Wyom
Police catch Negro killer in Montgomery shooting
Robert Harris a Montgomery resident is jailed on murder charges in the death of Howard Twitty after an alleged niphbling game. Harris with Robert Humphreys and Mack Richards fled in a car to Charleston. State police traced the vehicle and Harris was found at Charleston General Hospital with his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Harris
Montgomery
Howard Twitty
Robert Humphreys
Mack Richards
Harris
Hares
Twitty
Charleston General Hospital
Lieut. Wilson
State Police
Irving A. Cohen
Basil Britton
Harria
Kanawha City Bridge
Salvation Army State Meeting Set in Charleston
The Salvation Army Young Peoples Congress will meet in Charleston on June 23 84 with Commissioner and Mrs W A McIntyre and Atlanta leaders to lead about 400 delegates from across the state. A Heattish Rite auditorium demonstration is planned for Saturday June 29 at 7:45 p m with former Governor W A MacCorkle presiding. brass bands from Charleston Beckley Welch Bluettett and Huntington will provide music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army Young Peoples Congress
Charleston
W. A. McIntyre
Atlanta
Salvation Army
Heattish Rite Auditorium
Saturney
W. A. MacCorkle
Beckley, Welch
Bluettett
Sid Huntiocten
Dr G R Davis Dies Aged 74 In Charleston
Dr Glimen R Davis aged 74 of 1213 Virginia Street died at Charleston General Hospital after being struck by a car two weeks earlier. He was born August 24 1854 in Mt Auburn Cincinnati Ohio and practiced in Ironton Ohio before moving to Charleston in 1920. Survived by wife Miss Ales Mather a brother Arthur W Davis a daughter Mrs F D Drumheller and three grandchildren. Funeral at 5 PM at the Helier home and burial in Trenton after travel tomorrow morning.
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Glimen R. Davis
Virginia Street
Charleston General Hospital
Dr. Davis
Mt. Auburn
Cincinnati
Ohio
Dennison University
University of Rochester
Beta Theta
Ironton
Macdonald
Fayette County
Charleston
Mt. Hope Lodge
Benl Kedem Temple
Ales Mather
Arthur W. Davis
F. D. Drumheller
Richard Mather
Drumnheller
Harriet Drumeller
Drum
Asthma remedy offered by St Marys druggist ad
St Marys Kansas druggist D. Bate of 1668 Lane Building offers an asthma remedy with a mail order trial. He states payment only after satisfaction and asks readers to send name and address for a bottle priced at 1 25. The ad promises the buyer as judge of results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Mary's
Kan
Bate
Fone
Todas
Wets Mobilize for Battle at G O P Parley
Kansas City June 10 wets mobilize to press GOP for active enforcement of prohibition laws. Women’s National Committee for Law Enforcement leads five day convention to bombard Republicans with calls for stricter enforcement and new laws. Louise Gross opposes enforcement planks. Nicholas Murray Butler critiques enforce it as mere platitudes. Delegates from the General Federation of Women's Clubs and allied groups back a single dry issue.
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Kansas City
Ashburn
Texas City
Prohibition Army
Republican Party
Women's National Committee For Law Enforcement
Friends
Louise Gross
Ahe
Nicholas Murray Butler
New York
Jol D. Sherman
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Balvation Army
The
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Council of Women For Holme Missions
Federation of Women's Foreign Mission Boards
Congress of Parents and Teachers
Hanawhe valley camp meeting opens in June tent
The seventeenth annual Hanawhe valley camp meeting runs June 24 to June 44 in a large tent at Feyette street and Tennessee avenue. Preachers include Bishop W F Oldham Rev J G Brasher and Rev Joseph H Smith. Music directed by the Mackey sisters and Miss Thumm with Charleston piano. Services daily at 2 30 and 7 13 p m under Kanswie Valley Holiness association founded seven years ago with about 250 ministers and laymen. Officers: Fred M. Morris president Mrs C P Wilcher secretary Dr W W Price treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanawhe Valley
Feyette
Watson Camp Shows Action In Political Row
In Sanas City on June 10 Jim Watson demonstrated assertive campaign energy amid a fray among anti Hoover factions. He urged that Republican nominees must emerge from the Mississippi Valley and rejected White House routing via the vice presidential path. He quipped about Uncle Joe Cannon’s past warnings on presidential nominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sansas City
Jim" Watson
Indiana
Watson
Misalusippi
Roosevelt
Coolidge
White House
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Fate One
Repubican National Committee
Huten
Aad
Jacob L. Loose
James A. Reed
Une Mastett Sane
Nicholas Longworth
Ogden Mills
Theodore Roosevelt
Detter
Alice Ro
Feng YU Hsiang
Edward Eminnn
Pittsburgh
Cash
Kearse
Aynor Lehr
Ruth Mac
Pwaann and
G. R. Davis
Girl
Huntington
Shirler Marie Brumfield
Four Pole Creek
India
G. O. P. Parley
Drys
Butler
MUREX
Diama
Goff
Joe Cannon
Clings
Teaver Colon Remsonow
Park & Tilford
National Audit CO
Peoples Bank
Artere Paint & Glass Coleston
Peoples. Investment Co
Solor
Peoples Bank Bldg
Howard C. Smith
Blood Hound Service
Capitol Street
P.O
Clyde H. Smith
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