Nominating Hisgen For President At Independence Meet
At Chicago on July 28 the Independence party nominated Hisgen of Massachusetts for president with John Temple Graves of Georgia as running mate. The convention faced riotous opposition as speakers argued, ballots showed Hisgen leading on the third ballot, and the hall endured clashes before the nomination was confirmed. platform calls for direct nomination, recall, and anti corruption measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ls Hisgen
Masschusetts
John Temple
Georgia
Independence Party
Jimewe
Bryan Wade
Shepard
Kansas
Vergeants
Winn
Mr. Hingon
Milford W. Howard
Alabama
Job Temple Graves
Reuben R. Lyon
New York
William i Iarst
Mr. Graves
Waist
Provident
United States
J. A. Pealy
Milord W. Howard
Fort Payne
Tor
Brust
Neburg
Pasumaeway
John Wally
Pally
Hall
Walsh
John Palmiers
Ruben R. Lyon
Otto
Wiliam Randolph Mearyt
Clactonati
Ott
Hearst
Geaire
Virginia
Hiinen
Manard
Graven
Lyon
Hisar
Graves
Howard
Uourst
Hiagen
Washington
Danke Kotler
Mieken
Taft Accepts Presidency Nomination Speech Highlights Reform
Taft's acceptance speech to the Republican National Convention emphasizes vital reforms, pledging to maintain platform policies on anti corruption and prosperity. He notes years of growth yet cites abuses in trust and railway fraud, urging moral awakening and adherence to law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeatarday
Republican Party
Henator Warner
FePubican
Wita Coniry
Bresehes
Truat
Uaj
Masons Plan Temple Use and Hall Leasing
The Masons meet at Blackwell Pavilion to discuss hall rentals for the year and invite Odd Fellows and Knights of Pythias to share the space. They consider moving the Masonic Temple to Norquart department store and outline temple plans with a $25,000 capital and a two story building with basement. Board members and concerns about grounds and future reports are named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imsomie
Bodive Reid
Blackwett
Norquiat
Odd Fallows
Knights of Fythlas
Masonic Wemple
Masonic Temple Association
Aempleum
Aixth
Rhermain
Lidge
Portland Fire Destroys Blocks. $225000 Loss Reported
A major Portland blaze at 8 10 p m yesterday consumed about four city blocks, causing an estimated $225 000 in damage. The Oregon Traveler Co premises on a block were first hit, with wind fanning flames across streets and destroying the Barr Hotel and other structures. Firefighters from four companies fought the flames, halting spread near several brick and frame buildings, preserving the construction firm and nearby blocks despite heavy damage. North Yakima notes a separate, unrelated marriage telegram incident involving Walter T. Prine and Georgia Dolfin, with plans for nuptials and travel arrangements in progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ory
Jaly
Pire
Oregon Traveter Company
Firth
Bix
Giiean
Opegop Casket Company
Casket Company
Acros Fitch Street
Clisan
Boyt Streets
Gilaan Street
Pith
Padre Comat Construction Company
Anti-Dubois Faction Controls County Convention
A Democratic county convention held at Harrison Uhla afternoon convenes with 60 of 64 delegates present. Temporary officers are elected, credentials and resolutions committees appointed, and the anti Dubois faction asserts control opposing anti Mormon planks and supporting measures favorable to the Dubois camp. The meeting adjourns amid preparations for the state convention with delegates to be selected later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Uhla
J. Z. Beott
P. A. McCall
Mathdram
JP. Hawking
Joe Wax
Varia Dom Telt
Boyd Hautitoy
RN. Jerwin
EJ. Russells
Kati Bandera
John Botton
John E. Wood
Erwin Mayer
W. Platt
Permanier
Wallane
Putiol
Owen
Leni Amtopart
Death Notice for William Lynch Drab in Oklahoma Family
William Lynch Drab of Lingering Hiterwion Marty Lat Brening died at his residence on Government Way on May 5 1980. He was 24 years old and left a widow and child. He was a painter by trade and a member of the local painters union. A funeral will be held under the supervision of the local organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiterwion
Marty
Wun K
Tasud
Tieter
Imeletty
Oklahoma
Lynch
Neat Painter's Union
Idaho Republicans Conclude Convention Debate Nominating Process
Report from Mobuow Idaho July 19 covers a Republican county convention debating methods to elect delegates for the state convention. Some favor through a committee nomination process while others argue for direct convention selection. Notable figures tied to the event include Keller, general manager of Keller & Indians Comotdenad Brmelling, and attendees listed among local party leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jatah Republicane Alu Beetare
Flr Teuste Mrunitating
Mobuow
Idaho
Giasord
Ehrongkunut
Aelf
Pewseimgalew
Tonyentien
Strang
Conant
Wow
Fatevid
Moirse
Mehwich
Po Me Gewas
Warren Tritt
A.tfort Jane
Humdston
AP. Rasyetedt
J. L. Nayton
Gece
D Selinger
H.C
China Magna
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hisgen
Flearst
J. J. Lahopard
Anatchate
Cate Didate
Charles H. Antehell
Milnote
Mine 9
Arnie
Mitchell
Woking
Ehetri
Ghepart
Witla J. Bryan
Chomaha
Alate
Canes
Fale
Jong Line Coutine
Wvak
Mir Bhevare
Mee
Mantly
Sol Bergrant
Wrust
Max Neburg
Petrameien
CTF
Yale Ip
Taft
Masons
Wales
Cnn
Quebec
White Inn
Prince of Wales
England
Canada
Prince Marke
Southwon
Fatima Man Dees
North Yarima
Waeh
Walter T. Prine
Indianapollo
Jed
North Yakima
Law
Gatabe World
Lewes
Prine
Georgia Dolden
Tunvili
Noodamen
Meinee Tortiration
Geta Witacrae
Wutte Mont
Duly
Clements
Tremor Caaler
Helen
Aherit Hd
Dan
Yraterday
Fis
Amt
Rave
Hherill Hendersos Bs
Tietwents
Avan Ae Dowie
al Howe Searchhes
Texides
Clemente
Ty Newsiver
Hubert Leawe
Aye Howe
Jamea
Steven Dha
Mt. Jon
Jamen Stevens
Harelson
Bt. Joe
Plae
Brovens
St. Joe
Ben
Tim
Spokane
William ©. Lynch Drab
Keller
Keller & Indians
Comotdenad Bmelling Company
Eaty Today
Ome Saateowe
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!