Hoover Plans Silent Campaign Amid East West Rallies
President Coolidge urged to deliver at least four speeches to aid the Hoover Curtis ticket. Hoover will stay out of public appearances for a month as campaign managers run a nationwide effort with radio, sky writing and buttons. Work chairs the committee as Good negotiates western division, while eastern names like Tilson and Pomeroy are considered for Atlantic leadership.
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Joseph S. Wasney
United Press
Washington
Coolidge
Republican Organization Today
East
Middle West
Republican Committee
Alfred E. Smith
New York State
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Hoover-Curtis
Hubert Work
Republican National Committee
United States
James W. Good
Iowa
Chicago
Mississippi
Atlantic
Tilson
Rep
Conneticut
Daniel E. Pomeroy
New Jersey
Most Roads Are in Good Condition Association Advises
Hoosier Motor Club offers a travel route from Indianapolis to Houston for Democratic National Convention delegates. The guide covers highways from Indiana through Illinois Missouri Arkansas and Louisiana with mileages and road surface notes. A final note cites a 6,000,000 cyclist British estimate.
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Houston
Hoosier Motor Club
Association
Indianapolis
Tex
Washington , St
U. S. Rd
Plainfield
Brazil
Terre Haute
Indiana-Illinois State Line
Marshall
Effingham
Vandalia
Centralia
Carbondale
Anna
Cairo
Ill
Bird’s Point
Sikeston
U. S
New Madrid
Hayti
Blytheville
Ark
Luxora
Memphis
Greenville
Miss
Leland Landing
Lake Village
Montrose
Mer Rouge
Monroe
Pineville
Alexandria
Lecompte
Kinder
Iowa
Lake Charles
Beaumont
Tenn
Weta Osbert Edie Shipleas
Illinois
Mounds
Stilesville
Sikestown
Betty Jane Barrett
Wellesley
Fred Barrett
Indiana Democratic Club
William Patton
Martinsville
Pledge Promotes Fair Play and Safety Rules Recitation
Brief pledge urging fair play and wholesome recreation for youths. Includes safety first commitments and spaces for dates town birth date and an adult endorsement line.
Bandit Robs Express Car On New York Central Train
Blissfield Michigan June 23 posses spread through the area seeking a bandit who robbed an American Railway Express messenger on New York Central Train No 14 en route to Buffalo. Loot is about 1500 dollars. The robber, about 23, fled into the rain after the robbery and no crew has been found to trace him. Deputy Sheriff H J Fritz notes the description is vague. Caruthers the messenger says the bandit entered at Adrian and hid until the train started then slipped out.
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New York Central
American Railway
H. J. Fritz
Robert Caruthers
Caruthers
Adrian
Cordell Hull Looms as Al's Running Mate
Houston June 23 The Smith camp claims 662 delegates and 151 reserves, well above the 662 needed, after a strategy meeting with Van Namee Mack Olvany and others. Hull vies for a Smith-Hull ticket, aiming for southern and border state support and a chance to win Indiana and other states. Delegates pledged and reserve totals listed. Hull expected to win about 180–200 votes on first ballot from Tennessee and surrounding states.
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Houston
al Smith
Smith Board of Strategy
George R. van Namee
Norman F. Mack
New York
George W. Olvany
Tammanyhead
Smith
Cordell Hull
Tennessee
Hull
New Yorker
Louisiana
Idaho
New Hampshire
Minnesota
North Dakota
Michigan
Wisconsin
Maine
Illinois
Washington
Iowa
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Hawaii
California
Connecticut
Maryland
Delaware
Nevada
Wyoming
New Jersey
Vermont
Montana
Oregon
New Mexico
South Dakota
West Virginia
Kentucky
Alaska
Distreit of Columbia
Philippines
Porto Rico
Virgin Islands
Canal Zone
Ohio
Pomerene
Indiana
Arkansas
Virginia
North Carolina
Arizona
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Alabama
Florida
Mississippi
Skeen Indicted Again for First Degree Murder
Carl Skeen, 22, was reindicted by the county grand jury on a first degree murder charge for the death of Pearl Jarboe, 24, after allegedly killing her by pushing her from a motor vehicle on June 13. He was previously charged with manslaughter after his Denver arrest. The case proceeds as Remy seeks the earliest trial possible amid court motions and police interviews.
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Carl Skeen
Pearl Jarboe
North St
Skeen
Denver
Jarboe
Remy
Texas Hoosiers Plan Welcome for Delegates
Times Special reports Houston prepares a welcome for 75 Indiana delegates and visitors arriving on the Woollen special. A permanent group, Houston Hoosiers, will host a San Jacinto battlefield dinner with guests Clude G. Thomas, R. Marshall, and C. A. Bowers. Local Hoosier aids organize badges, tours, and weeklong hospitality at Rice Hotel and Rice Institute dorms.
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Houston
Texas
Indiana
Houston Hoosiers
San Jacinto Battlefield
Clude G. Thomas R. Marshall
C. A. Bowers
J. H. Cornell
Terre Haute
E. E. Oberholtzer
Clay City
H. R. Sanford
Missouri-Pacific Railway Lines
Purdue University
J. M. Rockwell
Greencastle
J. H. Kirby
Hoosier
Albert Strouse
W. D. Swinehart
Jesse Tucker
H. O. Critchfield
Paul S. Duenweg
H. N. Lukens
Clarence Orman
Coal City
Rice Institute
Greathouse
C. A. Greathouse
National Committee
Lew G. Ellingham
Ft. Wayne
Earl Peters
Marshall Williams
State Committee
Peters
Lamar Hotel
W. H. O'Brien
Lawrenceburg
Ellingham
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England
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Rowland Hill
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