Veto and Farm Revolt Shape 1932 GOP Prospects
The article weighs Coolidge’s potential run and the party’s fate if he serves eight years or more. It recalls Blaine’s 1888 draft and Harrison’s 1889 nomination after internal pulls, recounting how party dynamics and public sentiment influence renomination chances.
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Coolidge
Woula
Washington
Grant
Cleveland
Wilson
Andrew Jackson
Cooliidge
James G. Blaine
Blaine
Chicago
Florence
Italy
Moses
New Hampshire
Oregon
Benjamin Harrison
High Speed Bullet Flight Demonstrated in Springfield
High speed motion pictures enabling the trajectory of a bullet to be followed have been perfected. Demonstration shown here by Prof. Baron C S Chiba from Imperial University Tokio. Films captured through an electric light bulb, shards flying in all directions. Images recorded at 20 000 frames per second.
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Springfield
Mnass
Baron C.S Chiba
Imperial University
Tokio
Skip Artists Draw Ire Of Credit Men
The Skip Club formed by the Retail Credit Men's Association in Cleveland will track furniture buyers who pay over time. It will obtain their addresses and monitor moves through moving and transfer firms after each address change.
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Cleveland
Skip Club
Retail Credit Men’s Association
Nervous Headache Relief Story From Black-Draught Use
A resident near WayneSby recounts how a man named Charles F. Old suffered weekly nervous headaches. After taking Black-Draught he found relief, reporting no headaches for six years since beginning the treatment and noting quick improvement after the first doses.
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Waynesby
Ord
Charles F.old
Estesburg
Bes
Voice of Old Gold Broadcasts From 3000 Feet
A three meter Fokker plane equipped to broadcast a public message from the sky tours the South. The announcer may relay national news, songs, or cheerful greetings while the voice promotes Old Gold cigarettes. The flight is sponsored by P Lorillard Company and has drawn official interest including testing by Assistant Secretary McCracken of the U.S. Commerce Department.
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St. Gabriel
New England
Atlantic Seaboard
Old Gold
Fokker
Voice of Old Gold
Great Tobacco House
P. Lorillard Company
P.lorillard Company
Highest Honor Given Ward By His Company
J. W. Ward, a top producer for the American Employers Casualty, earned the company’s highest honor. He and his wife and daughter Evelyn will travel to Boston for the annual meeting, after Ward ranked seventh in April among Texas Oklahoma and Kansas districts. The trip, covering six to seven days, includes Boston and Buffalo with all expenses paid. Ward achieved this with solo effort and no agents.
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Om J. W. Ward
Amertcan Employes Casualty Company
Ward
Insurance Company
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Evelyn
Doston
Mr. Ward
Women Aid in Building at Second Avenue Baptist
Women members of the church aided workmen in razing the old frame building to speed construction of the new brick building at the Second Avenue Baptist Church in Dallas.
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Dallas
Second Avenue Baptist
Stampede at S H Kress Fire Sale Causes Losses and Roaring Crowd
Crowds mobbed the McCardell building on Itunbide Street as a fire sale at S H Kress and Co. drew about two thousand shoppers before doors opened. Police assisted as women surged inside, sparking chaos with knocked dishes, tumbling racks, and hurried wrapping by clerks.
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J. H. McCardell
H. Kress and Company
Itunbide Street
S. H. Kress and Company
Civil War Yet Too Old For His Wife
Columbus Ohio June 6 James Nichols eighty four Civil War veteran married Mary Nichols sixty four months ago After a short honeymoon he sues for divorce claiming his wife complains he is old and infirm and unable to support their marriage.
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Columbus CO
James Nichols
Mary Nichols
Nichols
Clerk’s Bonfire Destroys $45,000 Stolen Goods
In AINARD June 1 report a clerk at Charles Keith’s store burned $45,000 worth of notes and stock from Keith’s safety deposit box while cleaning the shop. The incident centers on an overzealous house cleaning that led to the loss of the seized items.
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Ainard
Charles Keith
Keith
One Billion Pencils Made in U S yearly
The Texas Forest Service at A&M College of Texas reports about one billion pencils are manufactured annually in the United States using American wood, with a total value near $60 million, showcased at College Station on June 6.
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Collegeh Station
Tex
Texas Forest Service
Aci & M. College of Texas
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Rosyth
Scotland
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Federal Tires
Southwestern Bell Telephone
Compait
U.S
Carpenters
Carpenters Office
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Market Square
Laredo
Real Service Co
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Lincoln
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Federal
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