Democrats View Jackson Day Dinner Hopes for Presidential Nomination
Washington A P reports probable Democratic presidential contenders will speak at the Jackson Day Dinner on January 12 as the party debates its 1924 nomination. Led by Lon A Reed of Missouri, the gathering in Washington will feature Claude R. Bowers and Clem L. Shaver with 1200 guests, ahead of decisions on the national convention site and a contrast to eight years ago.
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A. P
Pettocetiier Pfarty
Lon A. Reed
Missouri
White! House
Willowield
Ravel
Clem L. Shaver
West, Virginia
National Committee
Claude Re .Bowers
New York
Jackson
Jefferson
Sion
Woodrow
Wilson
White ‘House
Bryan
James M. Cox
Ohio
Coolidge
Las
Cleveland
Detroit
San Francisco
KC Thamplain
Paty
Alfred FE. Smith
James E. Reed
Missouri Copper
Clem. L. Shaver
iJohn W. Davis
Governor nomination race invitation responses noted
Three replies arrived to Seth G Wells chairing Kansas Republican central committee inviting ten men to appear January 30 to explain why they should be the GOP nominee for governor. Frederick Apt of Topeka accepted only as possible candidate, H Hi Motter of Wichita declined speeches, and Charles F Stott of Topeka postponed decision citing uncertainty over inclusion in the invitation.
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Topeka
Seth G. Wells
Republianh &Tate Central Committee
Frederick G. Apt
Tola
Wells
H. Hi .Motter
Wichita
Internal Revenue
Kansas
Charles F. Stott
Demand for greater veteran hospitalization facilities anticipated
Washington dispatch notes members of the Veterans Legislation Committee expect the new hospital appropriation bill to face pushback from the American Legion and Veterans Bureau. The measure seeks 616 million dollars for hospitalization, with possible reductions to fit Bureau needs, as debate on veteran non service disability care continues.
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Washington
American Legion
Veterans’ Bureau
Luce
Massachusetts
Legion
Veterans
Welcome and vicinity social notes brief
Mrs Gladys Ro called on Mrs Teed Thursday afternoon. C E Schick Vernie Love saw wood Thursday afternoon. Rockhold hauled wood Vinland Thursday afternoon. Cleason and Dorothy Edmonds and Avier Schick saw Nevada at the Bowersock Wednesday and then drove to Topeka where Dorothy remained to visit Mrs Walter Hall and Mrs Selon Tucker.
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Helen
Henry Lasson
Erne George
Boloit “Tucker
Chester “Lee
Lawrence Sisi
George Edmonds
Lee
Walter Hall
Dorothy “Edmondsome
Topeka
Erma Cooper
Kansas City
Ray Edmond
Powell
Pearl
Bloomi
Gladys Ro
Teed
C.E. Schick
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Chicago
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Lawrence
GC. C. John
Pelea
Hoe
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Craig
Glen McQueen
Lloid
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Alma Deay
Schick
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Rood
Avier Schick
Macy
Myers Farm
Frederick Henphilt
Hall
Cleason
Dorothiy
Edmonds
Mia Schick
E. Schick
Vernie
Love
Vinland
Dr. Webster
Baldwin
Norwich
Akin's
Dee Store
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Merchants National Bank
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Lawrence, Kansas
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Lawrence Overland
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