Farmers plan July 2 meeting with Chamber and labor groups
At the Al- Yeo Count Farmers association gathering in the courthouse assembly room, plans were made for a July 2 meeting at the Buntertown fairgrounds. Organizers invite the Chamber of Commerce and organized labor, with speakers from their groups, to join a program aimed at pooling wool, promoting storage in Chicago, and boosting farm interests.
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Nea ‘Shurtley
Fords and Veshimens
Chamber of Commerce
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Wilmzke
S Yilatign
Emmarcr
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Michigan
Ggate
Indiana
Chicago
Association
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Fort Warne
Oklahoma
Alen County
Census Returns Washington and Omaha Figures Noted
Census figures show Washington with 121,602 in the city and 1,511 in nearby areas, marked by a summary note of 67,505 or 44 percent, with an increase of 874 or 35.7 percent in Summit and Wat regions.
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Commoner Opens Fight For Days At Democratic Convention
Democratic leaders push prohibition plank as Bryan demands continued ban on alcohol. He rallys 26,000,900 women voters to back prohibition and attacks the silent convention on liquor. Talks of labor fair play and compulsory investigation of industrial disputes appear in push for anti League and anti treaty stance. Substitutes to the administration treaty are planned in resolutions committee led by Walsh Reed and Bryan allies while Reed opposes unreserved covenant ratification.
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Supreme Court
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League of Nations
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Walsh
Massachusetts
Ana Reed
Missouri
Masschusetts
League
Walt
Reed
Marshall May Be Active Candidate For President
The article discusses potential presidential candidates including Marshall Cox and Ralston with Taggart opposing prohibition declarations and the Edward movement. It notes debates at conferences, Ralston not seeking candidacy, and possible nominations with senators Walsh Pitman and others proposing variations for the convention leadership and the League of Nations plank. The Indiana delegates’ stance on unit rule is also described.
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McAdon
Palmer
Marshal
Cox
Tagwart
Bryan
Edward
Theither Marshall
Marshall, Tassart
League of Nations
Tassart
Ralston
Hay
Taggart
Indiana
Flentiag
Prohibition and League Dominate Convention Speculation
The piece outlines expected shifts in party alignments around prohibition and the League of Nations at the convention. It notes McAdoo movement, Palmer forces, Cox prospects, and possible draft of Bryan, with delegates eyeing ballots and potential compromises amid debate over platform issues. The article centers on Bryan, Wilson administration tensions, and rival factions shaping early convention dynamics.
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Bryan
Wilson
McAdoo
Harding Enjoys First Vacation in 15 Million Button Campaign
The article notes Harding taking his first vacation while the 15,000,000 campaign buttons bearing the nominee's portrait are produced. Friends point out fewer street salutes and buttons at street level due to wartime restrictions and political manufacturing limits.
Demonstration Planned in Washington by Suffragist Group
June 26 reports that suffragists plan demonstrations at Marion and Washington to protest Governor Coolidge's renomination as Republican standard bearer. Alice Paul, chair of the National Woman's Party, announced the plan while noting the exact demonstration site had not yet been chosen.
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Cox Looms Up As Probable Nominee
The page notes Cox emerging as a likely nominee amid convention buzz. It cites delegates' support for Cox and McAdoo, Palmer fading, and predictions that Cox and McAdoo lead the first ballot, with McAdoo possibly not accepting nomination if chosen. It also mentions Wilson era dynamics and overall interest in a strong favored ticket.
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Mandoeo
Biy
McAdoo
Palmer
McAday
Rev Roberts noted church worker dead
Obituary recalls Rev Robert Roberts a leading Protestant church reformer and long time American secretary of the Alliance of the Reformed Churches. He held posts in the Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America and the Presbyterian Church, served on Armenian relief, taught theology, and directed Interchurch associations. He married Bliss Sarah B. Mclear in 1867 and left four children.
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Alliance of the Reformed Churches
Pen-Presbyterian Council
Glasgow
Interchurch Conference On Marriage and Divorce
Interchurch Conference On Federation
Washington
Song
De Valera to Lead Irish Plank Fight
Eamonn De Valera president of the Irish republic government travels to push a plank for recognition of the Irish republic. He vows that nothing less will satisfy him and urges recognition without intervention as the League of Nations debate continues. Paderation of Labor will lead in person to place organized labor planks into the platform.
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Ireland
Daniels Attacked by Naval Officer in Contested Proceedings
Fragmentary OCR text reports an incident described as Daniels being attacked by a naval officer. The material includes garbled phrases about obedience to Mrs Daniely and implied rewards or intimations, with no clear dates, locations, or outcomes available in the readable portion.
Navy officer backlash over politics in service ranks
A Washington dispute centers on officers aligned with a "holier than thou" faction at the Navy War College Newport. Admiral Decker’s letters tied to 1920s decorations are under review, with Sen Hale and inquiries into diplomatic boundaries amid reforms and roost conflict.
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Navy War College
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Beerstary
Roosevelt
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Halé
New York
Admiral Decker
Hale
Senatr
Madrid
State Department
Interurban wreck injures Ft Wayne residents near Salamonie River
In a Montpelier crash on the Salamonie River curve, two wooden interurban cars met at about ten miles per hour. Many passengers suffered injuries from flying glass and debris as cars were halted on the rails. Newlyweds Jesse Fisher and his wife from Anderson were among the injured in Bluffton, Ind, after their marriage earlier that day.
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Montpelier
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Anterson
Fort Wayne man injured in wreck en route to Akreg hotel
Alfred F. Clifford of Fort Wayne, a member of the Lusam Electric crew, was seriously injured in a wreck while traveling with his honeymoon party to Akreg, Ohio. He sustained multiple broken ribs and facial injuries, remained unconscious until rescued, and was rushed to a hospital for treatment.
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Alfred F. Cifford
Fort Wayne
Muchner
Injured case reports disputed details after south bound raid
Care for the wounded centers on Montwelier home of Dr Tastor with many injuries to knees from being thrown. Officials deny the raid narrative and question the meeting point observed by the southbound motor in the incident.
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Montwelier
V. Interurban
Cy Bet
Wreck Noted as Back in Basic Week
A fragmentary report notes a basic week event labeled Hoth cara were bacis wevek d with unclear details. The readable text preserves limited names and context but lacks specific dates places or outcomes.
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Bacis Wevek
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