Curtis Looms as Probable Running Mate for Coolidge
Senator Curtis of Ramsay, Republican whip in the Senate, looms as a likely running mate for President Coolidge. He is expected to be nominated as vice president and is viewed as acceptable to key midwestern and wheat-state factions amid limited opposition.
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Curtis
Kansas
President Coolidge
Municipal Auditorium
Cleveland
Chin, Purtis
Ramsay
Uw Senate
Jay
Preidenti Coulidge
Middle West
Lauren
Kenyon Favored for Vice Presidency Seen at Cleveland Nominating
Report from Cleveland indicates Judge Kenyon of Iowa is favored for the Republican vice presidential slot over Senators Curtis and Borah. Utah Senator Reed Smoot suggests Kenyon’s nomination is virtually certain, amid convention intrigue and discussions of Hoover or Lowden as potential presidential candidates.
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Cleveland
Jung
Coolidge
Witin
Kenyon
Lowa
Curtis
Banga
Botuky
Read Smoot
Utah
Ifted
Three Turn Down Vice Presidency by Prominent Republicans
A garbled report notes Republicans refused the vice presidency for several figures. Frank Lowden declined the nomination, Herbert Hoover was also offered and declined, with references to Borah and Italian senator figures amid mixed statements.
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Craveland
Frank Q. Lowden
Gavarnik
Himoly
Herbert Hoover
Italy
Vain Pavilion Fire Probe Underway
Limited details emerge on Wadley Lake Vinn Pavilion fire. Authorities pursue incendiary theory with early circumstantial leads, while investigators say no definitive conclusions will be ready for a day or two.
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Aefivauid Vinn
Wadley Lake
Hothinyg
Pinion
Five Best Radio Features Across Cities
Radio listings note WIP Philadelphia and ADEA Pittsburgh show segments at 10 pm, a Kevin Arthur Kraft recital at Cleveland Municipal Auditorium, St Louis France choir broadcast at 8 pm, Mendelssohn oratorio at 4 pm Pacific, and a pipe band program at 4 pm Central time.
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WIP
Philadelphia
ADEA
Pittsburgh
Radiio Chews
Mitch
University of Penney
Vania Va
University of Pittsburgh
WJAN
Clavell
Osgate
Kewin Arthur Kraft
Frome
Cleveland Municipal Auditorium
CKAC
Montreal
Choir
St. Louie
France
Oakland
Mendelw Noln
Oinahh Scottih
P. Im
Central Standard Sme
Recreation Director Election Debated by School Board
The school board discussed electing a Recreation Director for the LY schools with Mr. Jones named as a candidate. A meeting was called to resolve differences over salary and duties, with final consideration postponed to the next session when all members can attend.
BROWN Re elected President of Corry Hospital Board
The Corry Hospital Association reorganized its Board of Directors in a Library meeting with C. T. Brown named president. L. W. Olda and O. W. Bracken named first and second vice presidents. Sidney B. Wetan elected secretary and Mrs Mabella Kopf reelected superintendent. A hospital pathologist was chosen and a historian planned.
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Corry Hospital Association
Meiners
Meese
Grown
DeRosay
Elston
Laurie
Mac
Kenvic
Mayline
Smnutes of Directors
Mr. Laure
Browny
L. W. Olda
OW. Bracken
Sidney B. Wetan
Sarah E
Mabella Kopf
Gra
Hirt
Brow
Sidney B
Secy
School Board Held Meeting Last Evening
Members of the Board of Education met Inregilar Wesson in the library basement last evening to transact tontine business. Three new teachers were hired Miss Hawkins Miss Turk and Min Nellia Titus. The board took a stand on Merrill Doolittle and approved $80 for summer school expenses. Superintendent Hemstreet cited 82 percent promotion for 1928 24 term and 86 percent in the district. George L Gordon was named tax collector to secure $10 000 surety. An invitation was received to a fiftieth wedding anniversary on June 28 and the board planned to attend. The board voted to collect the willon sal arive owed by Cohispbus township and the township was refused to pay the ule Hion for certain pupils totaling $140. A test case is planned before adjournment.
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Board of Education
Miss Storrs
Hemstreet
Oto
George Lt. Gordon
Fix
Fur Isla Surety Company
Hind
Sui Oof
Meg
Mes Jay
Hird
Uwnecamary
Willon
Cohispbus Township
Resume Teaching of Manual Training at Local High School
Officials plan to reintroduce manual training into the high school curriculum as board members formulate plans. Administrators meet with applicants for the instructor role as the program aims to cover mechanical driving and carpentry tasks. The last instructor was J. B. Johnson, with family noting the revival during May events.
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Board of Education
Beers
J.B. Johnson
Harding's Father at Convention Today
The father of the late president appeared on stage at Municipal Auditorium in Cleveland as Dr Burtin spoke, praising Mrs Harding and remarking she could not attend the convention. The elder Harding stood with his wife, amid coverage of President Coolidge in national events.
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Harding
Leveland
Dr. George
Marding
Burtin
Coolidge
Mes. Harding
Brown Addresses Kiwanis Club On Rotary Ties
Milan resident and Re ayy Club president M L Brown spoke to Kiwanis members about Rotary history aims and its community role. He praised cooperation between Rotary and Kiwanis and noted progress on hospital drives and other committees as Denver hosts the international convention.
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Milan
Brown
Reayy Club
Kiwanis
Ith
Riny
Rotary
Denver
Reorganization Push Gains Momentum for Chamber of Commerce
A local committee drives the Corry Chamber of Commerce reorganization by reaching out to manufacturers, merchants, and citizens. The effort emphasizes centralized thought, community unity, and broad participation to foster growth and civic progress.
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Corry Chane Ri Ber of
Arivator
Maiiagp
Varia Biih
Ry Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Jst
Wisconsin to Stick Tight to La Follette
June coverage reports Wisconsin delegates at the Republican convention sticking with La Follette progressives for presidential and vice presidential ballots. They abstain from nominating speeches, signaling objections to regular Republicans while the Wisconsin voice remains the lone protest outside committee rooms.
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Wisconsin
LA Follette
United Press
Cleveland
Robert Mr. la Pollette
George Norris
Norris
Senate
Voice of
Ashett J Buveridge
Fidiana
Resolutions Committee
Wion
Warren
Knoper
Cooper
Wieednin
Mondell
C E Shoop to Attend Kiwanis Convention in Denver
B Shoop will represent the Corry Kiwanis Club at the international Kiwanis convention opening in Denver Colorado next Monday. Mr and Mrs Shoop plan a Western trip returning about June 25. Kiwanis clubs nationwide synchronize their openings with Denver event.
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Staight
Kane
Theroth
Richard Wh
Hi Aunt
Airs
FA. Woods
Mee
Telmer Shuse
Brather, Verto Shuss
Mushaley, Va
Denver
B. Shoop
Corry Kiwanis Chui
Colorado
City Commission to award sewer work contract tonight
Tonight the City Commission will reconvene to award the sewer construction contract for the Third Ward and related improvements. Bids were received Tuesday but sealed for thorough review. A bid for a new city park fountain will also be opened tonight during the adjourned session. Edward Gietzler of New York City visited the area and went to Wartening in the afternoon.
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Thielty
Council
Fotlow
Edward Gietzler
New York City
Priénty
Warten Tig
New Englander Nominated for President by Uniter Press
Delegates announce Calvin Coolidge as the Republican nominee amid dramatic scenes and party turmoil. North Dakota South Dakota Wisconsin divisions, and a rousing convention with cheers and protests mark the pivotal roll call. Among shifts, Massachusetts Michigan Alabama align behind Coolidge as state leaders speak for party unity.
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TPO Rin M. Cleveland
Fie
Calvin
J Party
Poe
Alane Coolidge
Coolidge
North Dakota
Cool Fire Phalane
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Wales
Tiram Johnson
Calvin Qoolidge
Coolidge Eam
Wisconsin
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Johnson
la Pallett
New England
Senate Dlisiohy
Senafor McKinney
Ilinois
Porto Rico
Columbus
Hin
Preach Dent
Alay Wartig
Alabama
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Karas City
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Lowden
Charles Myatts
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T Coolidne
Senator Horn
Wits
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Duiile
Todas
Pranklin Rabbitt
Erivthin Altoranan
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Findley Pavilion
Presbyterian Church
J. A. Martin
JA. Martin
Wen of the
Churet
City Recreational Board
Dewe
HL Lakers
He Bose Ain
Vwastinge
Jones
Pehooty
Mme
Wight
Sehoo
Ingon
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Bugh
Loveland
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Cotins
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Éscor
C.F. Brown
Hospital Board
Sarah E. Purdum
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Mendviller
Friems
Beta Psilon
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Blue Bird Restaurant
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