Running Mate Problem Still Bothers 6 0 P
Campaign managers debate Hoover’s running mate as the convention nears decision. Pershing and Moses lead the field with Dawes facing questions of acceptance and potential harm to the ticket amid Coolidge’s sensitivities. Other names include Edge Capper MacNider Fish Houghton Tilson and Anderson.
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New Hampshire
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New Jersey
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Kansas
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American Legion
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New York
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Germany
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Connecticut
House
Henry W. Anderson
Virginia
Ministers to study at Indiana conference summer school
The annual summer school of Ministerial Training for the Indiana conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church runs June 18 to 29 at DePauw University Green Castle. Dean Rev W B Farmer will supervise. About 100 young ministers applied for the short course. the faculty includes eighteen ministers from the Indiana conference.
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de Pauw University
Greencastle
W. B. Farmer
Indiana Conference
Klan Ouster Case May Miss Fall Trial
The Ku Klux Klan ouster suit in Circuit Court faces delays after the May 8 primary. Special Circuit Judge Frederick Van Nuys awaits arguments on the demurrer by Attorney General Arthur L. Gilliam and a motion to strike interrogatories. No rush to finish preliminaries. trial before fall seems unlikely.
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Frederick van Nuys
Arthur L. Gilliam
van Nuys
Death verdict expected in Baumgarner case in Indiana
Coroner says Manley F. Baumgarner will die of natural causes despite early poison slayer theory. Baumgarner died March 24. arsenic found in his body but a doctor said the poison came from medicine he had taken. Relatives requested an investigation three weeks after death in Cass County.
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Manley F. Baumgarner
M. B. Stewart
Cass County
Baumgarner
Ambassador Collier Resigns for Private Life
United States Ambassador William A. Collier has resigned from his post in Santiago to return to private business at home, state department officials announced on Wednesday.
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Santiago
Chile
United States
William A. Collier
Bathing feet with TiZ promises quick relief
An old ad touts TiZ foot bath as drawing out poisons and relieving tired swollen feet. It claims soreness from corns and callouses disappears and offers a box for a few cents at drug or department stores, keeping feet fresh and comfortable.
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