McAdoo Still the Convention Puzzle
At the Denver national convention opening delegates weighed La McAdoo prospects amid talks of Prohibition and rival candidates. McAdoo supporters disputed a Love statement while others eyed Meredith as a potential running mate. Bryan showed limited effort toward organizing the platform as factions moved to define delegates and rules.
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San Francisco
Tromer S. Cummings
Treasury
Medes
Chiraco
Acon
Palmer
Cox
National
Love of Texas
McAdos
McAdoo
Mrs Love
McAdoe
Meredith
Agricultural Department
William J. Bryan
Help Given to Grandma Amid Con Version Efforts
A text fragment describes assistance to a grandmother during a convention or legal process. It references a wind harboring attempts to regulate a convention and mentions several unclear actions and participants. The piece contains garbled names and phrases, with no clear dates or places.
Woman Attends Frise Arikanas City Convention
Woman travels with her husband to a major partisan convention. Drennen plans to occupy a position at the event while families from San Diego and other points attend. The report notes ceremonial activities and local involvement.
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Arikanas
Kans
Drennen
San Diego
Untitled fragment about Stewart family and Hutchinson
A garbled notice discusses Mrs Stewart and her kin, mentioning a death and relocation. It notes Miss Stewart learned her brother rested in Hutchinson after a chance meeting with relatives. The readable text is fragmented and unclear.
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Stewart
Hutchinson
Salvation Army Special Meeting Announced
A special Salvation Army meeting will be held tomorrow night conducted by Adjutant Chickmen from Kansas City. The notice urges attendance with a brief, noting only 12 spots remain and instructing those who can attend to come promptly.
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The
Salvation Army
Adjutant Chickmen
Kansas City
D.C. Smith
Wedi Ir
Gordon A. Smith, Miller
Convention Banquet Lures Women and Political Hopefuls
Report from a San Francisco convention details women asking Palmer about policy and aims, while delegates discuss candidates and the role of women in politics. The piece notes Max Schlesinger leading a large group from Ohio and a singing train of Cox supporters, with colorful remarks on the era’s political theater.
ADD FEW NAMES TO MEDAL AWARD LIST
Noted June 26 the Knight Board kept its original recommendations for war service decorations with minor additions. The panel reconvened after Senate controversy over Rear Admiral Sims and the secretary of the navy, and the group said officers whose ships were torpedoed or mined remained decided on merits. Of ten officers in this group only four saved their ships and were among those originally recommended for the D S C. The secretary later changed these awards to give the D S C to each officer whose ship was struck.
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Noten
Knight Board
Scott
Sims
Naval Secratorich
Senate
Beard
D. S.C
Daniels
Great Lakes sea waterway support grows in Detroit meeting
Interest in a Detroit congress boosts sentiment for a Great Lakes sea waterway via the St Lawrence route. Delegates from thirteen states and Canadian supporters will discuss financial, engineering, political, and economic aspects through June 22 to 25. States listed include Michigan Minnesota Indiana Ohio Iowa North Dakota South Dakota Montana Idaho Wyoming Colorado and Nebraska.
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Detroit
Mich
Great Lakes
Wilavis
Michigan
Minnesota
Indiana
Ohio
Iowa
North Dakota
South Dakota
Montana
Idaho
Wyoming
Colorado
Nebraska
Lost Nis Gat A Rockford Harvester Charged In Court
A Rockford Alabama harvest hand known as Nis Gat faced police court for vagrancy and carrying concealed weapons. Judge C Stewart confiscated the weapon and released him after the prisoner pledged to seek work and return to his family. He said he earned $30 in five weeks away from Rockford and previously worked as a whipper in a cigar factory. The judge urged him to apply at local cigar factories.
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Rockford
C. ©. Stewart
Kansas
Rouckfort
Stewart
Toc
Ottawa approves $25 million loan for Grand Trunk Railway
In the supplementary estimates the Canadian house of commons receives a $25,000,000 loan for the Grand Trunk railway. The loan funds betterment, deficits, or interest on pre March 8 1920 indebtedness as government took over the road.
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Ottawa
Canada
Grand Trunk Railway
House of Commons
Ulster Unionists Seek Protection for Loyalists in Province
Belfast report states the standing committee of the Ulster Unionists Council will ask the government to safeguard the lives and property of loyal residents. If protection fails the committee will mobilize Ulster loyalists to act.
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Belfast
Ulster Unionists Council
Ulster Loyalists
First Division Circus Planned at Camp Zachary Taylor
First Division troops at Camp Zachary Taylor Louisville Kentucky prepare a circus to tour Germany era Army of Occupation. Officers expect to stage the event from July 31 to August and present it in several theaters or venues.
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Louisville
Germany
Army of Occupation
Camp Zachary ‘Taylor
Marriage License Issued in Lawrence Pair
A marriage license was issued Saturday to Merritt A. Maynard and Trene Hutchin of Lawrence. Proved by probate rite, the record lists Kryntok Eve Glasses and Lawrence Optical Co. as related details while mentioning a bicycle economy ride.
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Kryntok Eve
Lawrence Optical Co
Kansas congressmen face uncontested re nominations across districts
Kansas eight congressmen seek renomination with most parties fielding no opposition. Democrats list Ayer in the Eighth as sole candidate. Republicans and Socialists display full slates in districts one to eight, naming candidates such as Anthony, Little, Campbell, Hoch, Tincher, and Bird across multiple districts.
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Topeka
Kans
Kansas
W. A. Ayers
Wichita
Homer Hoch
Marion
Slistries
Hayset
White
Manhota
Aistrety
Ant J. N. Tincher
Medicine Loder
Republician
Democratic
Socialit
Dan R. Anthony, Jr
Leavenworth
James
Davis
Leavenner Democrat
B. Hillard
J. A. Evans
Willey Falls
Distripublican
C. Little
Cite
Chiurtie
L. O'Connor
Fr. Sceot
Crat
H. Danner
Fort F. C
Stampede in Fakewood Window Sign Triggers Clamor
In Cleveland June, a scene erupts as a fakewood window sign reading Sugar G's cents a pound causes a stampede in a local cvracery. Clerks are swept aside while a humorist erases the message as students flock to shops. The report notes a surge in three year college courses and student practicality.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Fakewood
Cvracery
Youpeter
Ital
Kelly
Univerity
Professors test teachers as papers reveal questions
Thirteen pages from a statewide exam surface with questions on utilities, politics, and world events. The filing hints at a two year teaching certificate. reform era topics include Triple Entente and Hague milieu. A church reorganization and social notes close with a seaside update and wedding plans.
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Topeka
Kans
Jude
Lorraine J. Wooster
Wiel
Great Britain
Eng- Tech
France
Itas
Hague
T. R
Wilson
Sunthise
Kansas
Why Itch and Burn With Skin Diseases
Terrifying skin irritations such as eczema fetter boils pimples arise from a disordered blood condition. Germs enter the blood and multiply. topical treatments cannot reach the source. The advertisement promotes S S S as a blood cleanser and offers free instructions from the Swift Specific Co. Atlanta.
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S.S.S
Swift Specifc Co
Atlanta
WHEAT ON HAND IN KANSAS STATEWIDE 25 MILLION BUSHELS
Kansas elevators and farms hold 25 million bushels of last year’s wheat. 10 million on farms and 15 million on hand in elevators. Farmers have marketed 7 million bushels in two months. A transport relief plea will go to the Interstate Commerce Commission.
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Topeka
Kans
Kansas
State Department of Agriculture
Interstate Commerce
Washington
State Board of Agriculture
Interstate Commerce Commission
Tanlac praised by Halifax man for rheumatism relief
George Power of 20% Tenberg Street Halifax says Tanlac cured his rheumatism and pain, helped him gain weight, improve appetite, and sleep, calling it the greatest medicine he has seen and urging others to try it. Local druggists and Round Corner Drug Company stock Tanlac.
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Tanlac
George Power
Tenberg St
Halifax
Nova Sedtd
Novatia Tram and Fower .Co
Wal
Lanlac
Round Corner Drug Company
City Drug Store
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Frise
CL Wy. Smith
Iaebec
Coltere
Babyard Scanlon
Housewives
League
California
Legion
Max Schlesinger
Singings
Harling
Chicago
Agian
Lem
Ulster
W. A. Spencer
Fred Gasser
Cheryvale
Gasser
Dem
John Hugues
Hull
San Frers
Reepauthis
Jozephine Render
Miriam Marsh
Wilbur Mar Tews
Vassar
Augusta Glass
Carter Glass
Virginia
Baldwin Man
Waitian
Sugar Reducas Buy
Dr. Albright
Hanna
Christian Endeavor
Kanwaka Church
Christian Endeavor Society
London
Neva
Helsingfors
Central
J. ©. Skinner
Albuquerque
SN. M
Helen Peak
Lawrence
Sb. Peairs
Dick Bros. Drug Store
McCulloch’s Rexall Store
Marjorie Tucker
St. Janes A. M. E
Tex
Horlick
Ponn
Chane Reba
LL Hanks‘& Co
Wes
Phir
Cushing Fields
Rena
Standard of Company
Whiting
Standard Oil Company
Standard Oil ‘Coke
Bass
Standard Oil
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