Republicans Name Hoover For President Nomination
Kansas City June 13 AP Republicans moved toward Hoover’s nomination at the national convention. The party rejected McNary Haugen farm relief and prohibition reform plans, voted to end the farm relief plank, and set a night session to designate the candidate. Speaker urging warned of political ruin in adhering to those proposals, while the convention endorsed the farm aid stance and rejected alternatives.
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WILLIAMS Associated Press
Kansas City, Mo
Herbert Hoover
McNary-Haugen
ford
President Coolidge Nears Wisconsin Summer Home
President Coolidge travels by special train toward Superior Wisconsin on schedule and expected to arrive early morning to reach the Brule River summer White House with Mrs. Coolidge to settle in.
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ROGER CORTES
Associated Press
Chicago
President Coolidge
Superior
Wis
Coolidge Nominated by Dale as Convention Demonstrates
President Coolidge was placed in nomination for the presidency by former Representative Ralph D. Dale of Ohio in a surprise speech at the Republican national convention in Kansas City. The moment sparked a several minute demonstration by some of the California delegates, and Coolidge sent word to the Connecticut delegation, which had resisted him to the end, asking that it not cast its 17 votes for him.
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Hell
Kansas City
Coolidge
Ralph D. Dale
Ohio
Thorton
Lowren
Corlidge
Connecticut
Declaration of Principles Adopted by G. O. P. Sour Sop for Farmer
Kansas City June platform summary adopts farm marketing reorganization and farm board to prevent surpluses, tax and tariff aims, Latin America policy, debt reduction, and public works. Emphasizes prohibition enforcement, honest government, campaign economy, and maintenance of Coolidge policies with emphasis on highways, mining, waterways, merchant marine, radio channels, and inland transport.
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Kansas City
Coolidge
Latin-America
China
shipping board
midwest
One Dead Four Wounded in Kansas City Bank Robbery
Four people injured, including a patrolman, in a dramatic bank hold up at Home Trust in downtown Kansas City. An off duty traffic officer was killed during the exchange of shots and robbers escaped with about $20,000 after tear gas disrupted the bank assault. Continued on page nine.
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Kansas
Home Trust
company
downetown
Jamen TH. Smit
trafic
Smith
Aviators Advise 10 Postpone Transatlantic Flight
New York Jan 10 AAPI report says meteorologist James H Kimball advised Miss Mabel Roll and Miss Amelia Arhaii to postpone their Newfoundland departure for a projected trans Atlantic flight aboard The Columbia poised at Harbor Grace, NZ. An unexpected strongst wind and rain squalls mid Atlantic threaten the great circle route.
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New York
Janes
James H. Kimball
United States weather bureau
Associated Press
Mabel Roll
Amelia arhaii
Newfoundland
Trepassel
Columbia
Bell
Harbor Grace
N. Z
mid-Atlantic
Kimball caid
Newfounrdland
Nacres
great circle course
Hoover landslide nominating at Republican Convention
Herbert Hoover of California won the Republican nomination on the first ballot at Kansas City as Frank Lowden withdrew to back the farm relief plank. The roll call produced 837 votes for Hoover with Lowden garnering 71 and other totals listed, amid a high energy convention atmosphere and staged demonstrations.
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Kansas City
Herbert Hoover
California
Harding
Coolidge
Frank O. Lowden
Minois
McNary-Haugen
Lowden
Illinois
Hoover
Tilson Moves On VP Campaign With Hoover Backing
Connecticut Representative Tilson launched a direct bid for the vice presidency, seeking a nod from Herbert Hoover who, while not committing to any candidate, approved Tilson's campaign. Hoovers response came as votes were being counted and a strategic group worked to resolve the broader nomination puzzle.
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Kansas City
Herbert Hoover
Tilson
Connect ficat
Tilzan
Hoover
house
Veterans Open Sessions In Anaconda Meeting
Department of Montana native veterans of the World War gather in Anaconda with State Commander Will Webb as host. Afternoon sessions include committee appointments and humanitarian work, with 108 delegates expected from six chapters amid street closures between the Placer hotel and the Commercial hotel.
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Department of Montana
Willi Webb
Anaconda
Valphe spdrd
Creal Falls
Tutte
Missouia
Blaze in Hoover Suite At Kansas City Headquarters
Fire broke out on a top floor of the lintel Tsakimova section housing Hoover headquarters in Kansas City shortly after dusk. Fire crews responded quickly and the flames were contained with minor damage reported to a private lamage wan flame.
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Kansas City
Tsakimova
Hoover
Montana Delegates Split Over Platform At Convention
Montana delegates entered the Republican National Convention amid party platform debates. A plan to caucus was scrapped as ballots were cast, with 13 of 22 voting against the Lowdon plan and the delegation announcing a 6 to 10 to 8 result to avoid drawing focus on internal fractions.
First Ballot Notation From Republican Convention
Fragmented OCR notes list candidates and state tallies from an early convention ballot. Repeated names such as Hoover Lowden Curtis and dates or states like Kansas California Maine appear with varied vote counts, suggesting a draft record of nominating preferences.
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Kansas Ci
Madama OcTeiver
Arena
Manver
Arkansas
Hoover
California
Colorado
hn rie
Neaver
Hover
Unever
Curtis
Heorgia
Hever
Ida br Heriver
Coalideela
Lowden Ih
Watson
Tomver
Moaver
Lowder
Kansas
Corts
Haaver
Louisiana
Garris
Maine
Eleswey
Hoover Silent on Receipt of News Genial Victory at Nomination
President hopeful Herbert Hoover received broad congratulations from close allies as the Republican convention nominated him for the presidency. He offered no comments, retired to rest, and said he would face questions tomorrow after a night of private celebrations and greetings from supporters.
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HOOVER
CLINTON COPFI
Associated Press
Wester Washington
erbert Hoover
republcan
te secrmary
Tin
Swindlers Take Nickerlanger Section Man’s Money
Nickerlanger a section man at Mie Park hotel reports being swindled out of an estimated 400 dollars by men posing as tricksters. He met them at a hall the day before and gave them his money after they promised to return it with gains. Police chief Sparzem pursued the case sending telegrams to Great Falls and other cities.
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Joe
moat
new apanernon
CHARITY
Sparzem
Bure
Great Falls
Erlanger
ramtally
Hope of Rescue for Gen Nobile Dimmed Amid Arctic Peril
Reports from The Associated Press indicate General Nobile and five companions are stranded in the Arctic after a dirigible crash. Severe injuries and glare from sun, along with heat and melting ice, hinder movement. Supplies requested include snow spectacles, snowshoes, medicines, and gun belts as hope dims for rescue.
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Pune
Cederal
Nobile
Natle Coedont
thren
Tr. Minin Nalingren
A. Martano
inpo “apps
Yiem
Prayer Book Revision Rejected Again in Britain
London report notes the Church of England has again rejected a revision of the prayer book, marking a continuation of a dispute that last saw a rejection in December. The June 14 date anchors the renewed setback amid ongoing debates over liturgical changes.
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London
JAly
Church of England
Kentucky Democrats Endorse Smith for President Nomination
Kentucky Democrats voted to support Governor Smith of New York for the presidential nomination, announcing they will cast their national convention votes for him. The decision, made tonight in Lexington, signals solid backing for Smith within the state party.
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KENTUCKY
DEMOCRATS
SMITH
dune HAP
Lexington
New York
sident
Escaped Desperadoes Wounded and Taken
Chicago police and federal agents wounded and captured escaped desperadoes led by Charles Limpy Cleaver after an ambush at Melrose Park. Joseph Farin, one of four who fled with Cleaver, was wounded and arrested. Authorities received a tip placing them near Melrose Park as a multinational operation closed in.
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Chicago
Charles
Limpy" Cleaver
Wheaton
Molrose park
Joseph Farin
Cleaver
Udine i Melrose park
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