Bull Moose ignored by the Republicans at the tenth ballot
The tenth ballot at the Republican National Convention signals a downturn for Theodore Roosevelt's followers. It traces the shift to support for Harding and Coolidge, while Johnson and his allies face withdrawal from the party and a staged retreat orchestrated by Penrose and allies.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Johnson
League of Nations
Hiram
Boss Penrose
Harding
Coolidge
Penrose
Hughes
Knox
Taft
McKinley
Fenaige
Annette Cichot a French nurse and war heroine
Annette Cichot, famed nurse and ambulance driver on French and American fronts, died alone in a pauper’s grave after a life of injuries and sacrifice. She was married to Ralph Markland, faced abandonment and non support charges, and received full military honors at funeral in Butte as Red Cross nurses and veterans mourned.
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Butte
Montee de
Abe
Annette
Ralph Markland
A.e.f.quartermaster Corps
Markland
Anulette
Red Cross
Annette Cichot
the Red Cross
Harding Campaign Calls Election Day His Birthday
A press release from Harding’s camp notes election day doubles as the candidate’s birthday. The tactic emphasizes personal milestone tied to the voting date.
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Harding
Col Proctor Faces Question Over Election Ballot Funding
Col Proctor has been convinced that the value of money has depreciated. His half million only bought ten ballots.
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Col. Proctor
No Rain Sticks for Marines Umbrella Incident
A Marine recruit on Sands Street Brooklyn carried a contraband umbrella during yesterday’s rain. Two older Marines stopped him, confiscated the umbrella, and lectured him on military proprieties. No service regulation bans umbrellas but no law forbids them.
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United States
Sands Street
Brooklyn
Marine Corps
Merom College Tale of a Polite Young Japanese Student
A few years ago at Merom College a young Japanese student impressed with politeness spoke of his teachers as sir and professor. He befriended the music teacher’s sister who visited, and he came to refer to her as the Hon. Mies M.'s sister until a title dispute arose.
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Merom College
Mies M
Uae
New Vulcanizing Plant Opens Today
An announcement states EB. Cy Steansell is opening a vulcanizing shop on Jonaon sz bat dot for Dis ar.
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EB. Cy Steansell
On Jonaon
R B Graves Suffered Slight Injuries In Street Car Collision
R B Graves was slightly injured when a wagon he rode in was struck by a street car on Church Street during the one day evening. The accident disrupted traffic as responders assisted at the scene.
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B. Graves
Church Street
G O P Candidates Plan Immediate Campaign Opening
GOP leaders outline an urgent campaign start with details undisclosed. Senator Borah, ill in Chicago, would not confirm or deny plans to bolt the Republican ticket.
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Borah
Chicago
Harding pledges friendship with France via telegraphic message
Senator Harding announced a pledge of friendship for France in a telegraphic message sent to a French newspaper correspondent in Washington. The statement conveys strong Allied solidarity and goodwill from the United States during the interwar period.
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International News’ Service
Washington
France
Harding
Harding's Early Hunch Led Him Toward Presidency
Marion June 14 Warren G. Harding the Republican standard bearer announced his candidacy at age 12 according to his father Dr George Harding. He reportedly swore during a 1877 parade that he would be president one day reflecting a lifelong ambition.
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International News Iee
Marion
Warren G. Harding
George Harding
Albany Scouts Meeting Notice
The Albany Scouts will meet Tuesday afternoon at 6 p m. All are urged to be present.
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Albany
Longest Lawsuit in History Ends After 400 Years
A Polish land dispute between Sobieskis of Oro lowo and Sobieskis of Podlowo stretched from 1490 to 1690. Settlement divided the land among the original Ufigants' representatives, marking the conclusion of a legendary four-century case.
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Poland
Sobieskis
Orolowo
Podlowo
Tobacco Loss Now Sold for Industrial Use
Historical note explains that tobacco confiscated by English customs used to be burned in the king's pipe furnace. Now any unusable tobacco is sold to manufacturers who convert it into products like sheep dip and garden insecticides.
Eight Year Old Mobile Boy Trails Dreco Boost
An advertorial touts Dreco as a safe herbal tonic for children. It claims an eight year old Mobile boy gained energy, appetite, color, and better sleep after taking Dreco. The piece cites pharmacies in Albany and Decatur endorsing the product.
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Siancason
Allythe
Dreco
Albany
Albany Drug Co
Decatur
Hilda Drug Co
Morgan Furniture Co Number Inquiry
A brief notice asks recipients whether they have received their number from Morgan Furniture Co. The message references a period 14 21 and seems to seek confirmation of a delivery or account identifier.
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Morgan Furniture Co
Morgan Purniture Co
Princess offering funds to build annex via film proceeds
The First Methodist Church of Decatur will receive part of today’s ticket proceeds from the photoplay "What’s Your Husband Doing?" at Princess theatre. Funds will help construct an annex. the film targets married women, aiming to spark curiosity and illuminate a familiar topic.
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First Methodist Church of
Decatur
Grove's Tasteless Quinine Malaria Tonic Ad
An old GROVE'S tonic label extols a tasteless formula stating Quinine drives out malaria and the tonic builds up the system. The ad emphasizes the product's simplicity and lists the price as 60 cents.
Sam Frank Proclaims Largest Pocket Knife Public Challenge
Sam Frank claims the world’s largest pocket knife at four feet long and requiring an electric current to open. He offers a $10 reward to anyone who produces a bigger one.
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Sam Frank
Somerville News Briefs Highlight Local Incidents
A daughter of Albany returns home Thursday night. Frank Puckett injures his foot cutting a boom pole for lumber. Mrs Russell is bitten twice by a dog with no tag or muzzle, owned by Charlie Stevens near Birmingham who was selling the dog. Dr. T B Brindley treats Frank Puckett. Newman Winton becomes rural carrier on Route 3 starting June 1.
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Frank Puckett
Ar Russelll
Charlie Stevens
Birmingham
Newman Winton
Consumption Off May Output Figures Reported
A June report cites Inter fapel News Service noting May figures show total production and fatalities. The brief mentions May totals and a comparison to earlier data, with focus on overall consumption metrics.
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Inter Fapel
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Telebany
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R. B. Graves
G. O P
Hunis
Bellans
Seansell
Dixie Market
Johnston St
Second Avenue
I. Wallace Electrical Contracting
Johnston St. Albany, Ala
Reise
THE
Tennessee Valley Bank
Chad
Sabiis
Tichen
Somerville News
C. P. Sobnston
Hurtnelle
T. B. Brindley
Frank Fuckett
Mercupet
Roperty
J. A. Thornhill
Athagy
Will
Certa
Susted
5Th Avenue South
Thornhill
P. O
Ala
Gorcery
Warren Cotton Company
Organ Furniture
West Lafayette Street
Jersey
7Th Ave
West
Carrell Bros
Bank
Good House
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Ark
Kelley & Hauk
Jacksonville
Fla
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Twin City Or
E. TM Reagor
Phong
W. B. Edmundson
Second Ave
I. M. Priest
Ollie E. Sch
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