Hoover Strong Says Joseph Dixon in Montana
Former Governor Joseph M. Dixon of Missoula endorses Herbert Hoover for president saying Montana Republicans and some former Democrats back his constructive achievements. Dixon, a Senate hopeful, predicts Hoover’s win and criticizes anti Hoover propaganda while outlining campaign plans and Montana’s key industries.
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Hoover
Joseph Dixon
Herbert Hoover
Montana
Joseph M. Dixon
Missoula
City
Kansas City
Dixon
United States Senate
Helena
O. M. Lanstrum
America
Mr. Dixon
Lost Five Work Horses With Brands and Reward
Five geldings lost described as bay with stripe, straight black, black with white hind feet, light grey fleabitten, and dark grey. All branded with a heart on the left stifle plus other marks. Reward offered.
Earhart flight hailed as Lady Lindy across Atlantic
Amelia Earhart and Wilmer Stultz completed a 2010 mile Atlantic crossing in the Friendship, landing near Barryport Wales before reaching Southampton and London. She defends credit for the feat, while acknowledging Stultz and Gordon as pilots and mechanic.
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Edward W. Pickard
Amelia Marelart
Boston
Nike
Atlantic Ocean
Lady Lindy
Wilker Stultz Ag
Lou Gordon
Trespassey
Newfoundland
Friendship
Southampton
England
Barryport
Wales
London
Miss Earhart
Stultz
Gordon
Queenstown
Byrd
Levine
Columbia
Thea Rasche
James A. Stillman
Atlantic
Doctor Lindbergh Receives Honorary Law Doctorate
DL Charles A. Lindbergh may now be addressed as Doctor Lindbergh for the University of Wisconsin. He attended there for a time before becoming famous and was conferred the honorary degree of Doctor of Laws.
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Charles A. Lindberg
Doctor Lindbergh
University of Wisconsin
Laws
Republicans name officers for Hoover Curtis campaign in Washington
Ub ert C Work secretary of interior named chairman of the Republican national committee and generalissimo of the Hoover Curtis campaign with Franklin Fort of New Jersey as secretary and Joseph R Nutt of Cleveland as treasurer. Headquarters planned in Washington with branches in Chicago and New York. Dem urges at Houston tilt toward Al Smith nomination as Roosevelt to nominate him.
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Peking
Mukden
Manchuria
Fengtien
Kirin
Heilungkiang
Chiang Kai-shek
Military Council
Wang
United States
China
America
C. G. Wu
Washington
Kellogg
Nanking
Ubert C. Work
Interior
Republican National Committee
Franklin Fort
New Jersey
Joseph R. Nutt
Cleveland
W. W. Hodges
Chicago
New York
Houston
al. Smith
Jim Reed
Missouri
Smith
Henry T. Allen
Kentucky
Rhine
Ritchie
Maryland
Franklin Roosevelt
Norman E. Mack
Tammany
George R. van Namee
Jesse Jones
Pride
Texas
Senator Robinson
Arkansas
Senate
Lewis G. Stevenson
Illinois
Adlai Stevenson
Evans Woollen
Indianapolis
Kendrick
Wyoming
James Hamilton Lewis
Brush Foundation funds population betterment effort
Cleveland inventor RK Charles Francis Brush launches a 500000 dollar Brush Foundation funded entirely by Doctor Brush to support human stock improvement and population regulation in memory of his son Charles Jr. He cites overcrowding and selective science as motives and aims to curb unfit births. Meanwhile President Coolidge endures rainy weather at the summer White House and fishes six trout in the Brule river using files.
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Charles Francis Brush
Cleveland
Doctor Brush
Brush Foundation
Charles, Jr
China
India
Brush
Death notices for Donn a Byrne and Edwin T. Meredith
Overs mourn Donn a Byrne famed American Irish novelist killed when his car overturned near his Ireland home. Byrne, age 39, born New York to Irish parents, educated in multiple countries, once on two New York newspaper staffs. Edwin T. Meredith, former Agriculture Secretary, dies in Des Moines Iowa after four months illness. Born Avoca Iowa 1876, he built Farmers Tribune and founded Successful Farming magazine.
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Donna Byrne
Ireland
Mr. Byrne
United States
New York
America
Germany
France
Edwin T. Meredith
President Wilson
Des Moines
Iowa
Avoca
Mr. Meredith
Farmers’ Tribune
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Kansas
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Peoria
Umberto Nobilie
Italia
Maddalena
Savoia
Balkans
Yugo Slavia
Ratchitch
Stefan Raditeh
Nettune
Dalmatian
Raditeh
Romania
Czechoslovakia
Yugo-Slavia
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Italy
Albania
Hungary
Trianon
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Serbia
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