Brem Edges Smith In Carolina Golf Semifinal
In Winston Salem on June 15 T. R. Brem of Charlotte beat Alan Smith of Asheville one up after 18 holes then won on the 18th with a birdie four. Ed Reid Jr. of Charlotte led Paul Bachman of Greensboro three up as semi final action continued ahead of the final 18 holes scheduled for this afternoon.
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T. R. Brem
Charlotte
Alan Smith
Asheville
Carolina Golf Association
Ed Reid
Paul Bachman
Greensboro
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Smith
Reid
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The Woolsack Symbol of England’s Income from Wool
The woolsack on which the Lord Chancellor sits is a bag of wool covered with red cloth. It serves to remind him of wool as England's original national income and its source.
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England
Capudine Promises Quick Relief for Nervous Headaches
Overwrought nerves cause most headaches and Capudine offers quick relief by soothing nerves instead of dulling them. The liquid formula contains no opiates and acts faster than tablets or powders. Available at drug stores in 380c and 60c sizes.
Hoover nabs vice presidential spotlight at Kansas City convention
At the Kansas City convention delegates debated running mates for Hoover with talk of Curtis and Moses among favored choices. Alabama and Connecticut speakers backed Tilson for vice president as the Georgia fight over national committeeman concluded without a decision. Hoover’s message to the convention was read as chants of support echoed through the hall.
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Hoover
Edge
New Jersey
New Hampshire
Moses
al Smith
Pickett
Joe Watson
Albany
Coolidge
National Committee
Alabama
Connecticut
Bingham
Representative Tilson
House of Representatives
Georgia Fight for RNC Seat Sparks Convention Action
In CITY on June 15 the Georgia contest over representation on the Republican National Committee reached the floor. Jasper delegate Roscoe Pickett sought to unseat Ben W. Davis, the state's committeeman. Lafollette Republicans from Wisconsin lost their bid to be seated, with the convention declining to intervene in the internal dispute between factions.
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New Jersey
Hoover
Georgia
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Wisconsin
Kansas City
National Committee
Republican National Committee
Roscoe Pickett
Jasper
Ben W. Davis
Republicans weigh eastern VP pick at national convention
Kansas City dispatch reports a push to nominate an eastern running mate for Hoover with Channing Cox, Moses, Fuller and Tilson in the mix. Pennsylvania and New York pledge support to Senator Curtis of Kansas, while Dawes and Curtis loom in the favorable view of many delegates.
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New England
Middle West
Channing Cox
Massachusetts
Hoover
Cox
Commerce
Moses
New Hampshire
Fuller
Tilson
Connecticut
Dawes
Curtis
Kansas
Dawes Stance Signals Possible Illinois Delegation Support
Vice President Dawes advised Illinois delegates he does not seek his own nomination yet would accept the post if a general sentiment favors him. John G. Oglesby relayed the news after Ruth Hanna McCormick spoke with Dawes by phone. The delegation recessed to decide whom to support on the convention floor.
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Kansas City
Dawes
Illinois
John G. Oglesby
Ruth Hanna McCormick
Massachusetts Delegation Names Fuller On First Ballot
Kansas City report states the Massachusetts delegation in caucus voted to give its 39 votes to Alvan T. Fuller on the first ballot.
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Kansas City
Massachusetts
Alvan T. Fuller
Southern delegates weigh Smith nomination at Houston convention
Analysts foresee possible dramatic walkouts by southern Democrats if Smith is blocked. Veteran observers doubt a large bolt, predicting individual defections or abstentions in November depending on the convention outcome and Smith’s ability to gain party regularity.
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Smith
Houston
United States Senate
Washington
Smith Loses Prize. Disgruntled Supporters Threaten Ticket
A fragmented report notes Smith losing the prize and warns that his disgruntled supporters in Houston may retaliate against the nominated ticket. The text implies potential political tension and unrest surrounding the outcome.
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Smith
Houston
Women at Hoover rally highlight Kentucky support and notable aides
In a crowded convention scene, Kentucky woman Christine Bradley South declares strong Hoover backing. Kansas delegate H J Cornwell secondes Curtis. Mabel Walker Willebrandt leads California cheer while Leona Curtis Knight and Alice Roosevelt Longworth observe and confer with leaders.
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Kentucky
Hoover
H. J. Cornwell
St. John
Kansas
Senator Curtis
Commerce
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
Resolutions Committee
California
Rhode Island
Leona Curtis Knight
Alice Roosevelt Longworth
Mogées
Moses
Vatican Recall Marks US Belgium Relief Effort Mention
The article notes Vatican interest in U.S. foreign policy and recalls that Hoover, as committee chairman for relief of Belgium, appealed directly to the Pope. It highlights the significance of the nomination in that context.
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United States
Vatican
Hoover
Committee For the Relief of
Belgium
Relief fund for children linked to Benedict XV
Recalled as chairman of the postwar relief drive, he sent an envoy to Rome bearing an address to the late Pope Benedict XV who became the first subscriber to the fund for the children.
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Rome
Benedict XV
Fund For the Children
Ice Cream Demand Grows in China Boosts U.S. and Canada Imports
In Shanghai a steady rise in Chinese demand for ice cream has spurred a growing import trade from the United States and Canada. Although sold through wholesale dealers, imports are increasing as local interest expands.
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Shanghai
United States
Canada
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