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Newspaper

Helena Independent

Location

Helena, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1928

Page

10

Curtis to Take The Stump In Home Front Campaign

Washington reports Curtis to stay active in the campaign after his nomination by the convention. Hoover greets him with congratulations as delegates and the public send messages. Curtis grants interviews, meets aides, and poses for photographs at the Commerce Building while addressing the nation in a tense election season.

Curtis Washington No 15 Hoover Kansans City Bint United States Ufe Woolidge Messines Coalidge Ander Petures Commerce

Republican National Committee Roster Includes State Delegates

A busy roster lists Republican National Committee members and alternates by state. Names such as Henry Roraback Kathooine Byrne Clarence TManiha and W. W. Atterbury appear with many others, indicating a wide national spread across Georgia Wisconsin California and more. The document shows committee assignments and referrals to subcommittees with several notable figures including John Thomas, Albert A. Histop and J. Will Taylor.

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Hoover pledge on farm relief and national policy

A lengthy pledge by a Republican national convention participant frames a nation wide effort to solve farm problems and support farmers. It emphasizes loyalty to party, defense, economy, and leadership while urging steadfast adherence to constitutional rights and national unity during wartime.

Convention Hall Hoover Itu Thormughis Amyatia United States Loshall

District Names and Figures in Global Notice

Fragmentary OCR lists names including Ed J Calla, Virginia White Spect, James P Warne, Princess Davis, C M Cotterman, E Finley Johnson, F Resosa, Marta Robert De Remwn. Mentions Hawaii Philippines and Philippine officials. Unclear context or actions. no verifiable event details available.

Vote of Wyoming in Sen Curtis column Kansas City

The Wyoming delegation cast all its votes for Curtis for vice president at the Republican National Convention. Chairman Hilton said a caucus before the last session decided Curtis should receive Wyoming’s full votes. Delegates planned to depart soon after adjournment, while others planned short business and vacations.

Kansas City Hite Wyoming Curtin Charman Hilton Curtis Wyome Ile Karsan Ofecard Mann Curtis Haney Schieh Wen Transer Coolidge Secretary of Commerce Doldaver Hoover Republian McNary- Haugen Hauser Atiow Gurus Penosvisants Jim New York Fran Preston Te Fuat Norah Idaho Sane Curtis Party Service John Tilson Connecticut Ranghan Lorie Young Tani Fuller Massachusetts Baker Missour Tri Wo Tasae Faruite Osborne Malian Curtiz Kansas Utoy Hoover Gallernia-Kansas Providential Republican Party Motor Hue Swellertrg Vin Toover Comventatas Fare

Northern Pipeline to Make Payment to Stockholders

New York June 5 AP Directors of the Northern Pipeline company authorized a payment of 30 dollars a share to stockholders from capital stock reduction. Checks will be mailed or delivered September 1 with new certificates of 50 dollars per value upon surrender of old 100 dollar par value certificates. No transfer of old stock after August 10 and no further dividends on the small par stock except 3 dollars a share declared recently and payable July 2. Stockholders approved a reduction in capital stock to 2 million dollars of 30 dollar par from 4.08 million dollars of 10 cent par.

New York Northern Pipeline Company Capital SIG

Indictment of Blackmer in Teapot Dome oil case unfolds

Notices of liens against Blackmer’s property appeared in New York City and Denver while the government levied an estimated 8500 in income tax, plus penalties. Blackmer, tied to the Teapot Dome leasing scandal with Albert B. Fall, fled Europe as investigators probed Continental Trading and profits from Liberty bonds.

Blackmer New York City Denver Blackeiner Teaplat Dome Senate Public Lands Committee Teapet Dome Field Harry F. Sinclarr Albert Bo Fall Secretary of the Interior Europe Senate Committee Continental Trading Company Canadian Oil Continental New York Karl C. Schuyler Atatus

Curtis Proposes Second Job While Hoover Trails at Convention

Delegates at the Republican convention observe Curtis proposing a second post as the party debates vice presidential picks. Amid mixed support, Curtis gains votes in several states while Hoover's bloc faces internal friction. the margin of support for Curtis fluctuates as ballots proceed and delegates move toward a result.

Curtis leads across states in select vote tally

The report lists state by state vote tallies for Curtis with figures like New Hampshire eleven and North Carolina twenty six, alongside other names such as Dawes Ehren and MacNider. It notes Curtis totals 344 with Dawes 1052 and Ehren 19 and MacNider 2.

Curtis Oklahoma Pennsylvania Rhode Island Curae South Carolina South Dakota Daves Cur Tennessee Texas Utah Cortis Vermont Curtis Virginia Washington Wevet Virgina Curtin Mississipp MacNider Leer Wyoming Masky County District of Columbia Hawaii Fissippine Curts Shone Dawes Ehren

Hoover to Stay in Cabinet Amid Campaign Uncertainty

An official statement indicates Secretary Hoover will retain his cabinet role for the time being as the Republican presidential nominee's team reorganizes. Ambiguity remains on the duration and whether changes in staffing will occur, with aides declining to specify timelines or future management choices.

MR. Hoover Washington Homers George Kersen Tanger Wall Rena Akerson Sai ‘Tryall Ann Akerson Eleaver Winhington

National committee seeks nominee for party organization meeting

A National Committee meeting in Kansas City discusses selecting nominees with Ralph Williams of Oregon and Secretary Hoover present. Names mentioned include Jamies W Good, Houston Walter F Brown, Ralph Williams, Charr van Willian, and Mo Barter. The event aims to hear Hoover's wishes and discuss prospective candidates.

Kantsas City Reyublican National Computer Io- Way Seeech Ralph Williams Oregon Hoover Jamies W Good Chines Houston Walter F Brown Ratpl Willams Charr. van Willian Thureday al Orn

Daughter of Curtis Roundly Cheered as She Nominates Dad

The Kansas City convention hall scene shows Mrs. Curtis Rhode Island Champion as she nominates her father Senator Curtis amid cheers. Delegates rise in applause as the crowd acknowledges the Rhode Island delegation and the memorable moment of a daughter introducing the family political line.

Curtis Leona Cueto Hight Pleder Mia de Mooser Mooser Apparently Had Dissipated At Cond Pty Thei Pep Dad Mnses New Hampshire Senate Burton Teona Cirtis Tre Nansas Toade Rhode Hr Chianpions Merigan Brigitt Thies Agai Rhode Ieland

Herbert Hoover’s Uncle Nominates In Iowa Rally

A distorted clipping reports a claimed nomination by Herbert Hoover’s uncle from Lagramt Iowa on March 13. The item claims a 6 year old farmer sending a teleprint message praising a nomination and predicting success in November. The piece notes Hoover did not learn of the nomination and fell asleep while listening to radio chatter.

Iowa Pune Herbert Hoover Teday Oasis Hoover Hoover

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