Butler Runs G. O. P. Delegates at Boston Style Convention
Cleveland dispatch describes William Butler a quiet Massachusetts entrepreneur who, acting as de facto party boss for President Coolidge, makes key choices for the Republican gathering. Delegates debate his influence while he settles who speaks and runs committees without White House input.
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Frank J. Taylor
Times
Cleveland
Butler
Boston
Massachusetts
White House
Oregon
Georgia
Maine
Murphy
Daugherty
Hanna
Harvard
Mister Butler
William
Bill
Harry Daugherty
Mister Daugherty
Harry
General
Charlie
Chief
Buttler
Coolidge
Debgates
Zemo Offered as Skin Relief Treatment
A drug advertisement promotes Zemo as a safe, dependable cure for itching and common skin troubles. It claims 35¢ or $1 bottles cleanse and soothe irritations, pimples, eczema and ringworm, leaving skin soft and healthy with Zemo soap and ointment options.
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Zemo
Nancy Scott
Harrold
Dakota
Black-Draught Laxative Promoted by St Elmo Resident
A St Elmo Indiana resident Mrs J W Boyd praises Thedford's Black-Draught as a dependable laxative and liver aid after personal use and recommending it to a visiting pastor. The advertisement extols the medicinal root formula, absence of habit forming drugs, and eighty years of use with widespread positive letters.
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Illinois
J. W. Boyd
St. Elmo, Ir
Thedford
Brotherly love comes 10 front among Hoosiers
Cleveland reporters describe Indiana delegates at the caucus as united in praise for Harry S. New while shuffling committee assignments. Senator Jim Watson seeks a place on the platform sub committee, and Grace Copeland and Ralph Todd gain committee roles. The Klan's influence stalls an anti-Klan plank as D. C. Stephenson sails Lake Erie.
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Hoosiers
C. A. Randall
Times
Cleveland
Ohio
Indiana
Harry
New
Jim Watson
Albert J. Beveridge
Watson
Warren
Ralph S. Todd
Bluffton
Grace Copeland
Vevay
Governor Branch
Coolidge
Washington
W. H. McCurdy
Evansville
D. C
Stephenson
Lake Erie
Hoosier Briefs Sparked by Scarce Bricklayers Across Ander son
A roundup of Indiana notices reports bricklayers scarce in Anderson delaying building work. The item mentions a rescue by brothers Marion and Richard, and various local incidents including fines, charges, and small-town trades in Fort Wayne Kokomo Delphi Grant County Greensburg and Decatur.
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Anderson
Richard
Rollaine
Decatur
Marion
Land of Forgotten Men by Edison Marshall
Peter Newhall from Augusta flees to Alaska after a warning from Ivan Ishmin. Dorothy, Ishmin’s secretary, joins hunter Pete Larsett on a perilous quest as they stalk caribou across the tundra. A storm, a near crossing, and Pete’s hidden strength shape their fragile alliance in a brutal frontier.
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Edison Marshall
Peter Newhall
Augusta
Alaska
Ivan Ishmin
Paul Sarichef
Ishmin
Peter
Dorothy
South America
Big Chris Larsett
Tehmin
Larson
Georgia
Pete
Ivan
Starmigan
Alder-Srown
Key
Aleutian Range
Wilds
Fletcher's Castoria Advertisement Claim
An old advertisement touts Fletcher's Castoria as a remedy for babies and children. It asserts relief from constipation flatulence wind colic diarrhea feverishness and aids digestion and sleep without opiates. The copy emphasizes long use and genuine product signature.
United States Cash in Canada Tourists Spend Record 1923
United States tourists left 122.4 million dollars in Canada in 1923, per the Dominion Parks Branch of the Department of Interior. It was billed as the biggest touring year in Canada’s history.
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United Press
Ottawa
Ont
United States
Canada
Dominion Parks Branch
Department of Interior
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Lige
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Tanley
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Orwillamns
Freckles
Blosser
Hoosier Briefs
Peru
Chronicle
Arthur Petty
Joe Sorsley
Ft. Wayne
Robin
Howard Chapman
Kokomo
Olin Holt
T. C. Cochran
Brownie
Vance
Clarence Harness
Delphi
Grant County
Dick Moon
Kck. Mo
Ezra Hardiman
Joe Stuhrenburg
Greensburg
NEA Service, Inc
Little, Brown & Co
Fletcher
Cuthura
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