Hoover Gets Nomination In Uncertain Convention Moment
Kansas City June 15 Hoover wins GOP presidential nomination on first ballot with 537 votes, Frank O. Lowden second. Coolidge gains 17, none near 100. Hoover seen as a new era figure, engineer and businessman, amid a fierce intra party contest. Pace 6.
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Gas worker overcome during gas main repair
George Ainsworth, a gas company worker, was overcome while tying into a gas main on South First Street and West Street without shutting off the supply. He was revived by a physician, then taken to the city hospital for observation. Company rules require shutting off the main before connections but the practice is often bypassed to save time.
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New Pastor Installed At Local Church Today
A new pastor is welcomed amid church decor upgrades and redecoration. Globe of the congregation notes changes in leadership and weekly services begin with new sermons and community activities this Sunday.
Women Barred From Inner Circle Amid Election Drama
Fragmentary 1910s style piece discusses women denied access to an inner circle during a political transition. References to Mrs McCormick and Mrs Foneward surface amid remarks on gender roles and professional conduct.
Route 23 Project to Start This Fall in Harrison County
Work to build Route 23 begins soon with Harrison Construction Company contracted for the project. Crews will remove pavement and relocate utilities as the route is rebuilt, aiming to complete the main work by next winter. Traffic on Route 93 remains closed, with two bridges along the rear route affected as workers prepare concrete pours for new walls.
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Many Girls to Take Part in Tag Day Sale
A historic tag day sale draws numerous young participants from rural communities. Organizers state the event aims to raise funds for local causes and expects broad community support as girls from area schools prepare to join the effort.
Take Cleaver After Battle Near Chicago
A fragmentary report describes a cleaver related incident near Chicago involving a suspect from Wheaton jail. The text mentions detectives, a companion named Alan Vindlet, and a confrontation at a parlor site with unclear details and dates.
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Weather Forecast for Hlineiss Mair Tonight
Weather forecast notes rising cloudiness for Hlineiss Mair and Sanur with warmer temperatures expected. Stronger daytime heating may bring increased humidity and overcast skies later tonight.
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Delth Chronicle Cooking School Draws Crowd and Highlights Homemaker Roles
A large audience packed the Delth Chronicle Cooking School on its final day with a varied program. Mrs Hunt, Mrs Keh meth Withercer, and Mrs Trugt led readings and demonstrations on home management, budgeting and manners while students learned to bake angel food and white on white cake, guided by expert tips and Kathleen Norris quotes.
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Hoover Seeks New Era in Courting Foreign Trade
The convention highlights President Hoover as leading a new era with a focus on foreign commerce and developing national resources. He pledges policies to protect American workers from Len competition and to foster a maintained national tone, aiming to guide the nation through economic challenges and emphasize a strong domestic policy.
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Hoover Cheered By Office Employes In Washington
Herbert Hoover Republican presidential nominee was cheered by Commerce Department employees on his first public appearance since the Kansas City convention. His radio telegram to the convention will be read to delegates by Senator George Moses today. Parsons pledged no immediate resignation and had no definite plans for the cabinet’s near future.
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Lowden Withdraws From Republican Convention
Kansas City June 1936 amid surprise the Republican convention heard former Governor Frank Lowden withdraw his name after the Hoover Jardine agricultural plank was adopted. He criticized the platform for failing to rescue agriculture and stated he would remain committed to the farmer's cause. He asked the convention to authorize withdrawal of his candidacy.
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Sewer Survey Report to be Given Tuesday
A city council adjourned session will hear the Chicago engineering firm present the sewer survey findings. The report, prepared after survey completion, has state health department approval and targets Kishwaukee pollution issues. Izaak Walton League members are expected to attend for details on the project.
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Meeting of Chamber Attracts Many Attendees
Davis James the agricultural expert will headline the Chamber of Commerce evening gathering with an out of town entertainer. President Glen Reynolds and Secretary O G Obwin return from Chicago with an industrial report. The session aims to recruit and acquaint new members with longtime workers in the organization. New members urged to attend tonight.
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Delegates Vote Narrows GOP Nomination to Hoover
Kansas City June 1. Herbert Hoover won the Republican presidential nomination with 337 votes, far ahead of the 145 needed. The roll call by states shows Hoover leading the tally as delegates cast ballots across the party convention.
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Seventy Fire Companies in Battle Today
Fire broke out this morning in the Philip Coliner Co building a two story frame and brick structure containing lumber building supplies and some explosives. Seventy fire department squads fought the blaze which covered a square city block and threatened nearby homes in what was described as one of the year’s biggest industrial fires.
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Philip Coliner Co
Italia Rescue Rumor Claims Three Rescued at Sea
Kings Bay Spitzbergen June 15 Three crew members of the Italia reportedly rescued by hunters aboard the Grangara off North East Land. Swedish scientist Fenn Malmgren and two others said to have split from Nobile party, details lacking. Nobile reports position at 38 north, 27 49 east with ice drift toward warm water threatening camp.
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Chuck Raymond and Friends Plan North trip to Wisconsin cottage
Charles Raymond along with Viking Anderson and John McNamara left this morning in an open air Ford for a ten day stay at the Raymond cottage in Lac du Flambeau Wisconsin. They may travel to Brule about 150 miles north and west for a view of the president.
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Curtis Wins Vice Presidential Place at Republican Convention
Charles Curtis of Kansas won the Republican nomination for vice president on the first ballot at the Kansas City convention. Delegations quickly lined up behind him as Western agricultural interests pushed for a western candidate to address farm discontent, with New York and Pennsylvania among early supporters.
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Coolidge Welcomed at Superior Wisconsin Visit
President Calvin Coolidge and Mrs. Coolidge arrived at Superior, Wisconsin, for a summer stay at Cedar Island Lodge. The event drew a clamorous, courteous reception while Mrs. Coolidge remained aboard the presidential train due to illness. Governors Zimmerman and Christianson attended the reception as the party continued toward the White House summer site.
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