Five 1928 Republican Prospects At Center of Attention
Washington July 22 five potential candidates for the 1928 Republican nomination are watched by both parties as Congress and the public follow their summer activities Vice President Charles G Dawes Senator William Borah Frank O Lowden Nicholas Longworth and Herbert Hoover. Dawes tours for his debate rule plan Borah campaigns on prohibition and international issues Longworth allegedly plans a southern tour Lowden faces criticism at the Des Moines farm and town meeting Hoover sells business policy while Coolidge ponders another term Mrs Coolidge may name Hoover if he does not run.
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Washington
Coolidge
New York
Charles G Dawes
William Eborah
Frank 0. Lowden
Illinois
Nicholas Longworth
House of Representatives
Herbert Hoover
Dawes
Borah Iain
Longworth
Lowden
Des Moines
Hoover
Hansen and Putnam wed in Mayville ceremony
Mr. Peter Hansen son of Mr and Mrs Nels Hansen of East Liberty Street and Miss Grace Putnam daughter of Mrs Mary Putnam of North Center Street were united in marriage last evening at Mayville New York. They were attended by Mr Ralph Welch and Miss Marie Christenses and are home at First Avenue apartments.
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Str
Ana
Nels Hansen
East Liberty Street
Grace Putnam
Mary ‘Putnam
North Center
Baptist Ladies Aid Picnic Brings Local Church Fellowship
The Baptist Ladies Aid of West Church Street held a Wednesday afternoon event for about 80 members and guests. Mrs. W. N. Jones opened the meeting, with plans for future charitable and spiritual efforts. A social dinner followed, music by the choir, verses by Frances Brooks, and visitors from nearby towns attended.
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Ofrands
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W. N. Jones
Cewnéaubers
Jennie Ranetinic
Frances Brooks
Dorotha May Rickers
Mary
M. Pickup
Cattaraugus
N. Y
Helen Cornstalk
Cleveland
Sliss Helen Dewey
Sytiouse
Freckle dissolver promises quick skin lightening
A sensational claim touts Flyte as a real freckle remover that dissolves freckles in four days without harming delicate skin. It promises a clear, soft complexion and low cost, sold by Thos Downey with a money back guarantee, a typical ad asserting nationwide drugstore support.
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Downey
Intense heat halts guardsmen drill at Camp Edmund Lynch
United Press reports Pennsylvania state troops at Camp Edmund Lynchf Mt Gretna Pa endured a blistering July sun during a fifteen day training. Despite the heat there were no heat prostrations though officers halted maneuvers frequently to allow soldiers to rest in the shade between drills.
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United Press
Edmund Lynchf
Mt. Gretna
Pennsylvania
Americans Targeted by French Insults in Paris Parade
A sightseeing car carrying foreign tourists including many Americans faced jeers and an attempted attack as it passed under the Chamber of Deputies in midnight Paris crowds. Demonstrators shouted and swore, one man leaped onto the vehicle and was arrested, while protests also targeted Chamber members.
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Cabinet
Chamber of Deputies
Couctida Bridge
Chamber
Rnvising
McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets Ad
An old advert claims McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets help weak children gain weight and strength. It touts vitamin content and says 80 tablets cost 40 cents at Ames & Co, with a 30 day money back offer and sugar coated tablets that children will take.
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NT Ames & Co
Brookhart Support at Iowa GOP Convention
In Des Moines Iowa the Republican state convention united behind United States Senate nominee Brookhart after three prior attempts. Dan W Turner of Coming delivered the keynote amid explosive tension while resolutions aimed to appease all factions. Brookhart L J Dinson and others pledged renewed action to secure agricultural equality in Congress.
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United Press
Des Moines
Iowa
Republican Party
Smith W. Brookhart
United States
Dan W. Turner
Resolutions Committee
Turner
Frank O. Lowden
Coolidge
Jardine
Mellon
Brookhart
L. J. Dickinson
Congress
Divorced in 65 Again Marries in Erie
Philander Wildman of 229 Willow Street Wesleyville, retired, aged 72, received a license to wed for a third time. Bride Lorensa Beeman, 68, of 290 Willow Street Wesleyville, is her second marriage after a prior divorce by death. The license notes Wildman’s first divorce in Erie County courts in 1868 and a second in 1868. The August 24, 1092 entry records the marriage license details and ages.
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Erie
Jay
Philander Wildman
Willow Street
Wesleyville
Lorensa Beeman
Howekeeper
Wildman
Erie County
Selfish Aphorism in Harrisburg Telegraph Waive
A clipped aphorism questions modern business ethics, arguing that many enterprises treat those in need as unneeded. The note reflects skepticism about profit tactics and charity as a business tool, noting a widening gap between practice and principle in commerce.
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Harrisbure
Motor Clubs Conference Plans Insurance Service
Motor clubs from Sylvania Ohio and surrounding areas discuss a proposed insurance and service plan under InterClub Conference affiliation. Officials emphasize standardization, potential local club adoption, and coordination with government highway efforts while inviting broader participation at the next meeting.
Babe Ruth Sees Plane Ball Drop Roughly 880 Feet
A garbled report describes Babe Ruth experiencing a wild plane ball incident during a game. It mentions a long drop and a rough catch attempt by catcher Shvetil Youre uk Meptee Breyehy for the Washington Senators, with a ball rumored to fall about 880 feet before contact.
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Mitchell
T. Y
Ruth
Waahngtin Senators
Washington
Feith
Sowever
Wan Ald
Mysterious Philadelphia Slaying Sparks Local Outcry
In Philadelphia on July 22 a brutal murder shocked the city as 1 year old Whitin Taberty was found with buckshot wounds and a revolver in his chest. Police describe the crime as a northeast section assault with a suspected motive under investigation.
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Tulted
Philadelphia
Whitin
Twafferty
Fuart
Lynelie
Eley Lane
Moones Emerald Oil promises cure for eczema and skin troubles
An advertisement touts Moones Emerald Oil as a complete solution for eczema and various skin issues. It claims quick relief after first applications, promises thorough cleansing, and assures a money back guarantee if not satisfied. The copy urges readers to visit local druggists for an original bottle.
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N, & Ames & Co
Otter
Moone
Emerald Gil
Tarre losse at Tarre losse at fWwo More D MW Lurnin finine Colpun plant
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Esseani
Jitu
Witout
Tetwern
Tee
Iceiauy
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