Roosevelt in Texas Today
President Roosevelt travels by train toward Dallas on a 4000 mile western tour, pledging to extend broad constitutional aims. He speaks in Arkansas and schedules addresses in Houston, San Antonio, Austin, and Dallas during the Texas centennial celebration.
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Harold Oliver
Roosevelt
Dallas
Tex
Rodsevelt
Texas
Arkansas
Houston
San Antonio
Austin
Mexico
Vincennes
Ind
George Rogers Clark
Northwest
Little Rock
Centennial Stadium
Jefferson
Louisiana
San Jacinto Battlefeld
Pennsylvania Delegation Seeks Vice Presidential Pick
Pennsylvania’s delegation backing Governor Alf Landon leans toward two vice presidential possibilities Senator Steiner and Col Frank Knox. Reed Strassburger Nancy Highly and others shift to Steiner for second spot while Knox support wanes. Maxey group pushes for Maxey but anti-Maxey voices doubt his bid. President Hoover prepares San Jacinto remarks and Texas monuments stop en route to Dallas for a centennial speech.
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Leo W. Sheridan
Cleveland
Pennsylvania
Alf. M. Landon
Steiner
Col
Frank Knox
Supreme Court
George W. Mexey
Serenton
Herbert Hoover
Frederick Steiner
Oregon
David A. Reed
Pittsburgh
Mellons
Landon
Reed
Ralph
Beaver Strassburger
Norristown
Montgomery County
Nancy Highly
H. D. Sheppard
Hanover
Knox
Chicago
Maxey Group
M. Harvey Taylor
Joseph R. Grundy
Bristol
John Ss. Fine
Independent Republican
Pinchot
Justice Maxey
Maxey
Landon Platform Talks Include Civil Service and Tax Plan
Delegates wrestled with platform wording as Landon asks for civil service status for non cabinet staff, a pay-as-you-go social security funding plank, and restoration of a constitutional wage amendment. Borah and allies pressed anti League positions while negotiations over gold standard and tariff language continued.
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Ific
Landon
John Hamilton
Knox
el- Jow
Vandenberg
William Allen White
John Thomas
Idaho
Borah
Henry Allen
Kansas
Senate
London
Lichte Invited as Exposition Transit and Platform Details
A Great Lakes Exposition transport car will mirror its on grounds setup with a public address system and lawn displays as five million visitors are expected during the hundred day run along Cleveland’s lakefront. The subcommittee’s platform kept key planks on sound money foreign policy League of Nations opposition and farm state rights, with William Alten White aiming to push minimum wage changes, and no minority report issued.
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Cleveland
Lake Front
Borah
Idaho
London
League of Nations
World Court
William Alten White
Landon
Indiana Teachers College turmoil unsettles summer session
Trustees face vacancy crisis as President Foster resigns and staff depart. Board seeks acting president while Dean Walsh and teachers weigh duties. Governor Earle pledges high professional standards and academic freedom amid political pressure at Indiana Teachers College.
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Indiana Teachers College
Thomas Sutton
Poster
Dr. Foster
Sutton
Foster
Matthew J. Walsh
Dean Walsh
David Dale McMaster
Johnstown
R.H. Philson
Meyersdale
D. R. Tomb
California
C. R. Fostpr
Earle
Kiwanis Club of
Indiana
State Teachers College
Lester K. Ade
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Boards of Trustees
Boards of
Feld of Education
Kiwaitis
Homsher
Senate
Graff
Union Denied Invitation By Reformed Epikeepal Church
A church council on its page one continuation refuses to extend an invitation to the Union organization citing reasons related to church policy and internal governance. The decision prompts reactions from local groups and ongoing debate over fellowship and participation.
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Mortal Reformed Epikeepal Church
Buchheit Heads Community Chest Directors Elected
Buchheit led as president and directors for the next year were unanimously elected. Officers named include first vice president Mrs James W Mack second vice president Norman Koontz secretary treasurer B J Mebuckie. Executive committee members listed include Rev Arthur Phohl C Gilbert Wallenden Florence Wallace Ralph McCreary Frank Neff William Rude Dock Rev Holt Hughes Eleanor Herbert E Dale Timberlake Frank M Smith and Hall Blair.
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H. J. Buchheit
James W. Mack
Norman Koontz
BJ. Mebuckie
Arthur Phohl
C. Gilbert Wallenden
Florence Wallace
Ralph McCreary
Frank Neff
William Rudedock
Holt Hughes
Eleanor Herbert
E. Dale Timberlake
Frank M. Smith
Hall Blair
Topeka Prepares for Nationwide Whoopee in Landon Prospects
Topeka readies public celebration as Governor Landon’s Cleveland nomination looms. Chamber officials promise a lively home town party with fireworks and noise. Over 700 railroad flares ordered. city and state leaders call for coordinated ovation at the Green Dome or Landon residence depending on timing.
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Landon
Cleveland
Mark Drehmer
Chamber of Commerce
Herbert G. Barrett
Statehouse
New Head Named for Eastern Star at Grand Chapter
Conneaut Lake June 10 Mrs Anne F Stead of Bethlehem succeeded Mrs Anna W Paul of Pittsburgh today as Worthy Grand Matron on the final day of the 42nd annual Grand Chapter session of the Order of the Eastern Star James Forbest of Grove City replaced Dr Frank H Kramer of Gettysburg as Grand Patron
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Conneaut Lake
Anne F. Stead
Bethlehem
Anna W. Paul
Pittsburgh
Order of Mantern Star
James Forbest
Grove City
Frank H. Kramer
Gettysburg
Painful Piles II Drug Ad Claims Quick Relief
A vintage ad promotes Hemroid remedy for piles with internal relief methods. It asserts fast action even in stubborn cases, claiming the product heals and restores affected parts, relieves lower bowel congestion, and outperforms salves or cutting. Available at Daugherty's Drug Store, Widmann & Teah, Ing. One bottle promised or money back.
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J. B
Leonhardt
Daugherty
Widmann & Teah
Ing
Platinum Blonde Leads Lone Hoover Campaign
Mrs. Francis d. Clair a platinum blonde from New York City began a one woman bid to re elect Herbert Hoover. She jumped from a gallery seat to the floor at the Republican National Convention and waved a flag while shouting Hoover home. She extende a jeweled right hand toward the American flag and declared she would keep campaigning until Hoover is elected.
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Cleveland
Francis d. Clair
New York City
Herbert Hoover
United States
New York
Hoover
John Hamilton
Alf M. Landon
Borah backs $60 old age pension for over 60
In Cleveland Senator Borah voiced support for a $60 monthly pension for people over 60 as part of Republican platform discussions. He noted the figure aims to cover the elderly within economic limits and said he did not submit a pension plank. In Harrisburg counsel Beamish heads to New York for coal market talks ahead of ICC hearings on freight rates affecting Pennsylvania bituminous coal to New York and Boston.
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Cleveland
Borah
Harrisburg
Richard J. Beamish
Public Service Commission
New York
Pennsylvania
New England
Beamish
East
Te Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Pennsylvania Commission
Pennsylvania Coke & Coal Company
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York Harbor
Boston
State Commission
Local Young Men to Be Ordained at St. Vincent Seminary
Fidelis College Herman Pa and the Rev Mr Abate entered St. Vincent Seminary in September 1930. Abate, born January 29 1910 in Wasdl, completed prep at Indiana High School and St. Vincent College. Many friends plan to attend the ordination ceremonies at St. Vincent.
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Fidelis College
Herman
St. Vincent Seminary
Mr. Abate
Wasdl
Indiana High School
St. Vincent College
St. Vincent
Stock market names show broad equities and industry men
In Pittsburgh the Grand Lodge of the Pennsylvania Independent Order of Odd Fellows began a study to consolidate its four orphanages into two institutions, signaling a major restructuring of welfare facilities.
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Pittsburgh
Grand Lodge
Pennsylvania
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
New Tropical Pilsener Beer From Penn-Indiana Co
The Penn-Indiana Brewing Co of Indiana announces its Tropical brand Pilsener beer produced under new brewmaster Adolph E Faehnie a Wahl-Henius graduate with a family brewing background He began at twelve in St Louis and has since led brew teams in Chicago and St Louis The company reorganized its brewery with Faehnle as chief brewmaster John Fry as chief engineer and Edward Egan as batt ling house foreman The local plant is modern and currently employs twenty eight local workers
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Penn-Indiana Brewing Co
Indiana
Adolph E. Faehnie
Wahl-Henius Institute of Chicago
Adolph
Anheuser- Lusch
St. Louis
Chicago
Faehle
Hope Ho
Focal
Faehnle
John Fry
Edward Egan
Mayor McNair Secures Passport for London Trip
Pittsburgh reports Mayor William N. McNair obtained a passport to travel to London this summer to attend the Henry George single tax conference.
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Pittsburgh
William N. McNair
London
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