Coolidge Dawes Ticket Emerges At Republican Convention
The 1924 Republican National Convention nominated Calvin Coolidge for President and Charles G. Dawes of Illinois for Vice President after a tense, crowd-driven process. Amid wild demonstrations the Wisconsin Lalollette plank was defeated as the platform favored Coolidge’s program. Theodore Burton, the keynote, and Mondell led a unified, orderly session toward a party-wide endorsement.
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Countless Pleas Offered for Planks and Platform
Fragmentary lines reference pleas for platform planks and a labor related agenda. Mentions include anti-Klansmen and drys groups, with unclear details and many garbled words. The text alludes to political supplication and broad calls without concrete actions or names.
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Ring Found After Search in Laconta Office
The text notes that thirteen years ago Miss Lena Piper worked in an office at Laconta NE. A ring was lost. At the time three partitions were torn up and a search was made, during which a ring was found.
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