Harding Leads After Eight Ballots At Republican Convention
At Chicago Coliseum on June 12 the Republican National Convention recessed at 4 pm after the eighth ballot as Harding backers predicted a swing to him. Missouri and Kansas signals suggested accumulations for Harding while Wood and Lowden supporters planned a temporary coalition to counter the drift toward Harding. Senator Johnson’s name remained in play as leaders debated paths to a vice presidential choice and a possible roll call vote stretched into the day.
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Balloting Progress Shows Wood Leading On Fifth Ballot
The report lists Wood 209 on the fifth ballot with Lowder, Johnson, Pleever, Jardine and others receiving scattered totals. Notable tallies include Wood 206 on the sixth ballot, with Johnson and Sproul close behind and several candidates like Kellogg and Lafellette also receiving votes.
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Republican National Convention Sees Ballot Shakeups
Amid constant bargaining the sixth through seventh ballots show Harding inching ahead as Wood Lowden and Johnson gain small shares. Michigan solidifies for Johnson while New York, Connecticut and other delegations shift, with leaders planning further tests and dark horse consolidation to push toward a final nominee.
Convention Turmoil Over Johnson Support At Ballot
Reported friction at the convention hall as Senator Johnson vows no second place and threatens to shift votes to General Wood if recess is skipped. Harding supporters seek to rally Johnson forces into a plan offering second prize for backing a specific outcome. Leaders insist on more discussion time before another ballot.
Five Haskell graduates earn Underwood certificate
Five members of the Haskell graduating class received the Underwood credential certificate for employment preference in the firm's departments. A machine typewriting test over ten minutes with a 60 words per minute minimum under international rules determined the qualifiers. Fred Questone was top with a record of very high words. Others qualifying were Luther Bruce Harry Weaver Carland Petroskey and Adolph Carufel.
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Haskell Band Concert Directed by N S Nelson
The Haskell band will perform on the Indian school campus tomorrow at 7 PM under director N S Nelson. Program includes March National Emblem Dayton Overture Te Ayres ismente Romance of a Rogue O Connor Waltz Moonlight on the Nile King Cornet Duet Short and Sweet Short Harry Weaver Leo Kahdat Fantasia Creme de la Creme Volenni Uncle Tom's Cabin Dream Victory of the Old South Lampe Patrol Spirit of America Zamnosnik.
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Curbs Back on Labor Gompers at Montreal Convention
Samuel Gompers and Matthew Woll of the American Federation of Labor spoke at the federation's annual convention in Montreal. They said the Republican platform backs labor foes and urges industrial enmity, while labor would submit its demand identically to the Democratic platform. A congressional inquiry into the West Virginia mine outrages was unanimously demanded by the convention.
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Washington Creek fifth district Sunday school convention
The fifth district Sunday school convention of the Dourlis county Sunday school association will be held at the Washington Creek church on June 20 starting at 9 am. Clinton Marion and Willow Springs townships form the district. A big day is planned with program representation from each school and a special song. Good speakers community singing and a general cool time are planned. Come early bring your dinner and stay until it ends. By order of Committee I L Hoover President.
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University of Texas seeks game with Haskell football
Texas requested a date with Haskell University for a football matchup but the scheduling is unresolved. A contract was prepared previously, but Texas withdrew the request and no arrangement is confirmed.
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Cow Testing Meeting At Batare
A meeting was held at Batare last night to interest farmers in cow testing work. Nine farmers attended the meeting led by R. O. Smith, county agent.
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Beck With Umbrella Warns Of Yuletide Savings Plan
A fragment suggests someone named Beck holding an umbrella as a cue to start saving for a yuiny day. The note hints at cautious budgeting and preparing funds for the near term.
Boom for Harding Grow Up in Night Vote Hopeful
A night time campaign push casts Harding as the most favorable compromise candidate. Supporters tout his background and readiness amid competitive political climate.
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Harding Plan to Break Blockade for Johnson Support
Harding of Ohio chaired talks with Republican leaders to fuse support for a Johnson nomination if early ballots fail to unite on Wood Lowden or Johnson. Key senators from New York, Utah, Connecticut, and California discussed a Thrunding ticket with Johnson for vice president, aiming to shore up votes before Monday caucuses.
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Draft Violators Reported On Washington Draft
A War Department note from Adj. Gen. T. Maguin reports Kansas draft violators in Washington not yet arraigned. The report states 440 cases affected by the draft law with most disposed of by military or civil tribunals and several acquitted.
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Harvest Wage Fix Meeting Called in Harvey County
Newton June 12. Harvey county farmers convene to fix harvest wage price they will pay. Meeting ended by County Farm Agent A. E. Kimball.
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Premier Escaped Bomb Try In Cairo Details
An apparent assassination attempt targeted the Premier of Cairo on June according to local reports. Security forces detained a suspect as investigators review the failed bombing incident and its motive.
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Real Estate Leader Miss Cunningham of Columbus
Miss FE F Cunningham began a small real estate and rental business sixteen years ago and has grown into one of Columbus Ohio's largest and most successful operators in the field.
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FE. F. Cunningham
Columbus
Summer session to open Monday at University
Inquiries regarding the University of Kansas summer session continue as Dean J. Predori J. Kelly announces a record number of students will register in Lawrence Monday at 8 o clock. Enrollment for the first session will be in Robinson Gymnasium with registration and actual class work starting Tuesday morning.
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Bucked Tar Off Track At Eleventh And New Vier Streets
Qoeval Jenkins, riding amot in a street car, was knocked off the track by a westbound truck near Eleventh and New Vier Streets this morning. One female passenger and the conductor were uninjured. Jenkins says the truck driver did not see the cars until within a few feet. The street car was returned to the track within an hour.
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Fragmented OCR note on music study and publication plans
The readable text references Thaiby Stevens and two years of study in New York under Huntington Woodmion. It mentions an anthem to be published later and sung tomorrow morning, with unclear details about Vhetta Sheva and Prafl Wooll Proven of the University.
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Miss Eliza Clark Sails to Louisiana With Family
Miss Eliza A Clark and her sisters Mero Allphin and Myre Binener plan a move to Louisiana. They purchased a residence from Ve. Simons at 919 Indiana, where one sister previously lived three years ago. The property will serve as a home for the family.
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Fragmented OCR notes on local paper decay found in town
Miscellaneous garbled text references Phebe, Sentine, Lihat paper, and townsfolk AN yeats ota Leary. Mentions decay of papers and Pubes toe ae ol, with unclear details about a local publication and individuals.
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Edith Wolgamot Recovers After Serious Operation
Miss Edith Wolgamot, who underwent a serious operation at Simmons Hospital, is doing as well as could be expected.
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Plans for Fourth of July celebration in Lawrence
The American Legion team plans a full program for the Lawrence Fourth of July celebration featuring an oratory by Lt Gov C. Huffman, fireworks, parades, wrestling and boxing stunts, dancing with music by FLOAL U band, and a noon coffee service for veterans. Streetcar tracks will be extended, and a parade route, parking, and seating arrangements are to be finalized by organizers.
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Examinations for Teachers Announced by County S Superintendent
County Superintendent J Lane announced today that teachers examinations will be sent to Douglas County on a date not yet specified. The notice confirms forthcoming testing for applicants and details will be provided by the district education office.
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Varied program planned for county fair events
Haskell and Hays will clash for fair crowds as county institutions urged to exhibit. Sept 28 29 Oct 1 feature auto racing with at least seven daily entries and two football games Jaskell vs Hayes Normal and Lawrence High vs Westport High. Moving pictures and dual fireworks add to the program with exhibits from farm bureau university and Indian school. beef cattle displays promised by Roger William and breeders.
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Cleaning Shop Robbed on East Eeighth Street
Max Lindley’s cleaning and pressing shop on East Eeighth Street was burglarized last night. Entry was gained by forcing a rear panel, desk opened, ten dollars stolen, checks left behind, clothing unknown. Chief Monroe suspects staged robbery by focal talent. no trace found. Insurance against burglary offered by the 145 Agency.
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Tax second half deadline extended to June 30 in Douglas county
In accordance with custom the time for paying the second half of taxes has been extended to June 30 in Douglas county. Tax payers can save time if they bring receipts for the first half of their taxes.
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Local Divorces and Livearee Granted in District Court
Marcie Cowser was granted a livearee from Andrew Cowser in district court this morning. Jeanet Hawn was granted a divorce from Charles Awn. The divorce action brought by Ida Mc Veolan against J. J. McDolan was dismissed.
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Guest Congressman Little to Speak at Chamber Luncheon
Congressman Little will be the guest of the Chamber of Commerce at a luncheon next Thursday at noon in the Chamber rooms.
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Weather, Kansas Forecast Continues Fair and Warm
Forecast calls for continued fair and generally warm conditions in Kansas tonight and Sunday. Temperatures were noted as rising through the day with morning readings around 69 degrees and another set around 2 pm.
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