Coolidge Solid Maryland Delegation Endorsed in Primary
In Maryland on May 5 1924 Coolidge won the Republican primary by a large margin securing the solid support of the Maryland delegation. Only a small percentage of Republicans voted with a 12 to 1 ratio in favor of Coolidge. Representative Frederick Zihimen was renominated in the sixth district. Other Maryland House members were not endorsed.
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Eitiiiipre
Palen
Calvin Coolidge
Rayo
Mary-land
Lati
Ot Yosternay
Kige
Maryland
Coolidge
Fredericke
Zihimen
Republin
Mary- Ae
Benwood mine disaster death toll and rescue update
Wheeling reporters report 117 bodies recovered at the Benwood mine of the Wheeling Steel Corporation after a catastrophic explosion. State mine chief Lambie notes areas explored and safety of unsearched sections, while inspector Moore returns home amid ongoing inquest preparation and a plan to present findings to the coroner.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Benwood
Wheeling Steel Corporation
St. M
Lambie
Mies
J. Ty Pyles
Joshua Rawlings
Mounds
Lambis
Hal
Phatihalt
Pyles
Byles
Ting
Thermine
Neglecting the Home and Civic Involvement
A local column laments home neglect while women attend lectures and vote, citing a Woman's Journal critique. The page covers a health film showing in Grafton for National Child Health Day, a Fairmont gathering of Quatorians with May Pole dances, a West Virginia Home Circle convention in Parkersburg, a May Fete at Plemin ton High School with Queen Neva Mevear, a Fairmont Elks dance, and a birth announcement for Mr and Mrs C H Hardman.
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J. J. Bush
Grand Theatre
County Health Department
National Organization For Public Health Nursing
Grafton
Fairmont
Fairmont Club
Clarksburg
Ernest Yost
Nell@ “Dougan
Mary Leeds
Grafton Club
Margaret, Thayer
Florence Donohue
Anna Heflin
Hazel Shuttlesworth
Pearl Mason
Leota Griffith
Virginia Foley
Allie, Gains
June Satterfield
Maude Bush
Jenne Lindsay Reed
Fairmont Ave
West Virginia
Parkersburg
C. F. Hannan
Elks’ Club
Wilmington
Pleminton High School
Neva Mevear
Misa Clarice Poole
Joe Isabella
Flemington
Orelesithe
May Blossoms
Baby girl born to Bennett family in Morgantown area
The newborn girl weighed eight pounds and has Virginia May as a middle name. The mother is Miss Laudie Bennett, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bennett. This is the second child, with a two year old son named Thomas. Frances Stavely, a VU student, attended the Theta Chi formal. The Morgantown article notes the fraternity party featured Orient decor with Japanese lanterns fans and gold pendants bearing the crest as favors.
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Virginia May
Laudie Bennett
Frank Bennett
Thomas
Theta Chi
Frances Stavely
V. U
Morgantown
Orient
Wife thanks officer for killing man in Pittsburgh incident
Mary Wolloch of 716 South Fourth praised Mounted Patrolman Clarence Eyert after her husband Harry Wolloch, 31, was fatally shot on South Sixth Street when he resisted arrest for a warrant on peace threats. Wolloch died en route to South Side Hospital. Eyert released on $1,000 bail.
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Pittsburgh
Mary Wolloch
South Fourth Short
Harry Wolloch
Clarence Eyeritt
South Sixth Street
Wolloch
South Seventh
Carson Streets
Eyerit
Everit
Everitt
South Side Hospital
Ry J McIntes
Menother
South Side
Eyeritt
Arith
Man Killed in Explosion at Oil City Magazine
Oil City Pennsylvania May 6 A powder magazine owned by Tease and associates near Bradstown Ferry exploded. Foreman Gordon Davis was killed and several others injured. The blast was felt in Oil City and Franklin about 20 miles away after a forest fire started the magazine. The firing party was Tease’s crew.
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Oil City
Ian
Gup Tease
Neary Bradson
Olf City
Franklin
Gordon Davis
Tease
Republican Women's Club Meets Thursday at Courthouse
The Republican Women's Club postponed its weekly meeting from this evening to Thursday night at the courthouse due to the Sunday School Convention. Mrs. W A Beavers and Mrs Harold Cole lead the Program committee. Attorney O E Wyckoff, a district delegate candidate, will discuss The Primary Election Laws and the Mechanics of Our Elections, with other state Republican candidates likely to speak. Carl Bachmann of Wheeling is expected to attend next week for a congressional nomination address.
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Republican Women's Club
W. A. Beavers
Harold Cole
Chas. W Swisher
Charleston
Hou
E. Wyckoff
Cleveland
Publc
Carl Bachmann
Wheeling
Steel Plant Production Is Cut Down
New York May 6 A further curtailment of production to cope with weak demand characterized the steel market last week as producers resisted deep price cuts while labor trouble fears loomed. Furnaces in pig iron softened output, copper buyers including wire drawers and electrical equipment makers contracted about 35 to 20 million pounds, with electrolytic at 13 1/2 cents and demand easing by week’s end. Exports showed no improvement and tin traced a slight decline before rallying on stronger consuming demand.
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New York
Baseball scores and market notes from a late era recap
National League and American League results show wins for Philadelphia Brooklyn and New York with varied scores. International and American Association listings mix game results with commodity market notes on lead tin antimony and copper prices and dull trading conditions in Chicago and Washington.
Games Scheduled Today Across Leagues
National League games include New York at Philadelphia Boston at Brooklyn Chicago at Pittsburgh Cincinnati at St Louis Philadelphia at New York St Louis at Cleveland Washington at Boston Detroit at Chicago. International and American Association listings show Jersey City at Buffalo Reading at Rochester Newark at Syracuse Baltimore at Toronto Indianapolis at Kansas City Louisville at Milwaukee Toledo at Minneapolis Columbus at sea Paud.
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New York
Cincinnati
Chicago
Brooklyn
Boston
Cleveland
St. Louis
Washington
Detroit
Reading
Baltimore
Toronto
Newark
Syracuse
Jersey City
Buffalo
Louisville
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Kansas City
St. Paul
Columbus
Mineapolis
Toledo
International League
Jer
Vungian
Minneapolis
Columbia
ATS Paul
Wanker
National League
Pittsburgh
Ccinnati
Rochester
American Association
Kansig City
Louinville
Honduran Crisis Discussed by Central American delegates
Sumner Welles, acting for President Coolidge, told the senate department yesterday that differences causing Civil War in Honduras were addressed at a conference. The US led a meeting to re adjust internal Honduras affairs with signatures witnessed by Central American representatives. The delegation telegraphed President Tosta that they would oppose recognition of any government not formed under the agreement. Welles left Milwaukee for Santo Domingo to resume duties as American commissioner to the Dominican republic as details of the Honduran pact remained undisclosed.
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Senate Department
Sumner Welles
Coolidge
United States
Honduras
Welles
Tosta
Milwaukee
Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
State Department
Treaty signed by Central Americans at Amapala
A peace treaty was signed in Amapala Honduras by three factions and Central American representatives. Sumner Wells attended to mediate and promote a ceasefire while the Milwaukee stood by. The pact calls for free presidential and congressional elections under a provisional leader Vincente Tosta and grants amnesty to political offenders. Signatories pledge to uphold the election outcomes and the agreement is guaranteed by all parties.
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Salvador
Amapala
Honduras
Sumner Welles
Coolidge
United States
Milwaukee
Vincente Tosta
Navy Fitness and 5-3 Pact Probed by Congress
Washington May 6 Investig ation of the present definition of the naval establishment would be authorized under a resolution by Senator Fyg of Utah. A four member House and Senate naval affairs committee would report whether the 5-3 capital ship ratio adopted at the Washington Conference has been maintained or exceeded by any signatory power. The inquiry would cover auxiliaries, recommended vessel types, efficiency of American auxiliaries, recent airplane incidents and the California coast destroyer catastrophe, and whether the general board is aligned with naval plans or if reform is needed in appointments and administration to avoid bureaucratic domination and ensure expert technical officer development.
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Washington
Naval Establishment
Joint Committee
Congress
Fyg (Dem
Utah
United States
House
Senate Naval Affairs Committee
California
General Board of the Navy
Carhaic Navy
Navy Department
Navy
I don’t understand Wombat in Louisville Géurier Journal
A fragment from the Louisville Géurier Journal notes someone puzzled by Wombat. The remark highlights his discomfort with debt. The brief item hints at a quirky character and financial unease.
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Louisville Géurier-Journal
Charles Durbin Jr Staying With Friends In Bailemore Md
Charles Durbin Jr of Bailemore Maryland is spending a few days visiting friends and enjoying local hospitality during his stay.
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Charles Durbin, Jr
Bailemore, Md
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