Senator Hess says Coolidge may be drafted for another term
Washington October 25 Ohio Senator Hess asserts after a White House call that President Coolidge appeared displeased by Hess remarks and feared impressions that he spoke for the President. Hess says he believes a draft for Coolidge is possible if health allows and that the convention would decide. He stresses he is not speaking for Coolidge and that his conversation conveyed surprise at the President’s emphatic reaction.
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Washington
Hess
Ohio
White House
Coolidge
Republican National
Coolidee
Goolidge
Women elected department commander in American Legion
Telegraph briefs report Mrs Julas Wheelock of Miami Florida elected head of the department of Italy within the American Legion, encompassing Rome and Naples. Also notes heat waves across the west with Anaheim California record 102 and other hot spots, plus assorted regional items from California to Massachusetts and Oregon.
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Associated Press
Rome
Julas Wheelock
Miami
Italy
Naples
San
Francisco
Canada
Mexico
Anaheim
California
Eedies
Cal
Yuma
Ariz
Court with plea interrupts Teapot Dome inquiry
Testimony in a Teapot Dome related hearing shows Fall near dismissal of charges as Interior officials probe leases and claims tied to Pioneer and Belco companies. Hoover and Roberts clash over broad leasing act interpretations while Finney and Sinclair figures are examined for influence on naval reserve land deals.
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Fall
Roberts
Interior Department
Inney
George P. Hoover
W.G. Mendeiseal Getiaeit
Naval Reserve
Menden- Thal
Department
Pioneer
Belgo
Teapot Dame
Hoover
Sinclair
co _ 1
Siddons
Pioneer Company
Finney
Hall
Teapot Dome
Martin W. Littleton
Dallenge Counsel
Cout
Littleton
Addin
Seidle T
New Mexico
Missouri
J. W. Zevely
H. Foster Rain
Bureau of Mines
Naval Oil
Califo
Parts of Clans Bi resentation in I G Dallas
Congress would be asked to amend the interstate commerce act to divide the United States into geographical districts for representation by a country commission. A resolution before the National Association of Railroad and Utilities Commissioners executive committee contemplates creating districts to ensure adequate consideration for each region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
Congress
United States
National Association ‘of Railroad
Studies Color Question In Kansas University Survey
Mrs. Marcel Haldeman-Julius of Lawrence is conducting a color and race survey at the University of Kansas. She met with the Dove staff and interviewed Athletic Director F C Alten Librarian E N Manchester and others. She plans to visit Manhattan Hays and Pittsburg to expand the study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcel Haldeman
Juli Girard
Lawrence
University of Kansas
Dove
F.C. Alten
E. Ni Manchester
Haldeman-Julius
Manhattan
Hays
Pittsburg
Believel/ Mire social notes and family visits in Belleview
Belleview records a string of social visits and local events. Names include Mrs George jet Miss Geneva James Mrs Fred Mollin Mrs George Whaley Maurice Starr Harry Warmker and others. The piece mentions a Halloween program at Rosede school house and a surprise wedding notice for Miss Fire Thoren and T J Wates along with a Findley Ohio visit by Von Gunten relatives.
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Chester Howard
George Jet
Gengva James
Nevieve
Ed Forsyth
Marin’ Abel
Louise
Fred, Mollin
Eudora
George’ Whaley
John Irvin
Kee Vhas
Charles Durrand
Warner Forsythe
Manhattan
Maurice
Starr
Garrett
George’ ' Warmiker
Harry. Warmker
Fred' Whaley
George Whaley
Sam Harrigan
Will- Andremy
Prairie ‘Center
George Miiraustte
Arthur
George-Walmker
Havery
Kansas
City
Rosede
Caroline Bohnsack
Fred Laughlin
Maurice, Starr
Virginia
FW. von Gunten
Ray
Findley
Ohio
Eliza von Gunten
China
Albert von Gunten
George Bartz
Fred Bartz
Bertha. McFarland
Ton. Thomas
Lawrence
Harvey Anderson
DeSoto Community Notes and Fire Hit on Atkinson’s
Desoto reports include a weekend visit by Miss Ruth Hambleton and a Ladies Aid silver tea with a kitchen shower for Mrs. Harry Miller. Mumps cases surface among students, Mrs. Jefferson in Monticello nears recovery after spleen surgery, and several families from Kansas City to Lawrence share visits. A Sunday fire at the Atkinson restaurant destroys stock. cause undetermined, insurance mentioned.
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Ruth, Hambleton
Stephens ‘Ciliege
Columbia
S. Hambleton
Methodist Church
Ernest’ Marshall
Harry Miller
Miller
Jean Matin
Irene Reeds
Blaylock
W. L. Blaylock
Nina
Evelyn
Maybery Farmi
Simmons
Clay
Parks
Kansas City
Lee Bowers
Jack Scott
Lee Carroll
Lawrence
C. P.A Pt Eeke
Midland
Bethel Farm Bureau
Milo Richardson
Atkinson
Scoville
Hubert Turner
Local Dispatches Note Visits, Socials and Sports Scores
A disparate fragment from a Kansas community page notes gatherings at the home of Mrs. Jack Scott and the Plea of Hour club with guests including Mrs. Lee Caroli Mrs. Lee Bowers and Mrs Ella Hegseflow. Socials, travel updates and church or club plans accompany short notices of residents moving residences and visiting relatives. A De Soto De Soto football game at Gardner ended 20 6 with Gardner ahead after two De Soto players were temporarily disqualified. Various townspeople are listed among attendees and travelers as local life is canvassed.
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Charles
Kaegi
Peter ‘Spohrer
Jack Flannigan
Kansas City
Kansas
Clarerica Jiledge
Martin
Kahsay City
John
Hensen
John eMullins
Jack V. Scott
J.m.collins
Scott
Lee Caroli
Lee Bowers
Ella Hegseflow
Hettie Sol
Wilma Baker
Guy
W. Longstreth
John Hensen
Mas Blaylock
Floyd Coker
Jessie Stewart
Ed Coker
W. L. Blaylock
Patrick
Lawrence
Franki Johnson
F. D
Orrick
Philo Davison
Jjoe
California
Th. W. Phillips
Young Women’s Club
Pansy Fenner
Roxansborne
Delta Thiry
Ponies
Fehenatialco
D. T. Osborne
Shuwekeing
R. Moberly
Olathe
Phéodore Hauck
Eudora
Isi
de Soto
Gardner
Ed Kouns
Mautie
Henderson
Lubie Wilks
Vernie Welch
John mM Whitelaw
DeSoto
Stanley Jones
Gertrude Wilson
Barbara Olinger
Edah Burnette
Steuel Reed
Ruth
Don
Fred Watson
Lois Johnson
A. L. ‘Cross
LT. Martin
B. J., Coy
J. E. Deiveese
Harry Milter
John Blaylock
Talks on Church Finance at Lawrence Meeting
Lawrence city church leaders attended two gatherings at First Christian as Rev J We Oborn urged tithing to fund church needs. The sessions, with 100+ attendees, promoted a 10 percent income contribution across ten city churches. Also noted: Clifford Eugene McCleery’s funeral plans and local vaccination efforts for typhoid and diphtheria.
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J. We
Oborn
Warsaw
Ing
Attai Unce
Christian’ Church
Obdin
Wichita
Kans
Linquae Stribling
Georgia
Mike Arnold
Denver
American Legion
McCoy's Tablets Promise Weight Gain and Health Boost
McCoy's Tablets claim to fatten underweight men and women, boosting health, energy, and ambition. An ironclad guarantee offers a refund if a customer does not gain at least pounds after using four sixty cent boxes or two one dollar boxes within six weeks.
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iMcCoy
McCoy
Rsk
America
Boyd Couple Plans Winter Stay In Florida
Mr and Mrs J M Boyd announce their departure tomorrow for Fort Lauderdale Florida Their route includes St Louis Memphis New Orleans and Tallahassee They own a home in Fort Lauderdale bought two years ago that was damaged in the recent hurricane They have spent previous winters there since 1910 and plan to winter in the area again due to confidence in the country.
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R. M. Dunning - Delia ‘McIntosh
Almond
New York
Presbyterian Church
R. M. Dunning
Foldhis
May
Arthur
Dunning
Kansas
Lawrence
Zhureh
Ieraica (Missionary Society
he'Missionary Society
Ito
Tobeka
Santa Monica
Calif
Beri
Bavial
Beau Bird
Inglewood
Cal
J. M. Boyd
Ferland
Fort’ Lauderdale
St. Memp
New Orléans
Boyds
Fort Lew Ferat
Fort: Lauderdale
Construction Update On 73W Improvement Project
The project on 73W has opened traffic during the summer while grading of shoulders remains incomplete. State and federal review committees must still accept the road before final completion.
Musical Bulletin Promotes Local Records and Shows
A fragmented Musical Bulletin lists local song titles and advertisers including Bell's Music Store. It notes university and city venues, with titles like Daily listeners in to and One Summer Night. Also mentions Brung me Shejs and Are You Happy Me and My Shadow.
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Sacramento
Jon Nerve
Frank G. Snodk
Tdeenim
Smipk
Bony Ae
Charles A. ‘Levine
Europe
Tacoma
Wasi
Thurston County
Jai
Weheorg
Astoria
Oten
Elmer Anfin
Knapra-Svens¢n_ union high ichool
Girlasd
London
Heinrich Musslein
Alaine Club
Mussleu
Nevyer
Northampton
Mass
Jack McGrath
Jocal
Atlantic
Kanganity
Winfield
Kan
Kansas’ City
Veterans ‘of
FF Wars
Aireless
Berlin
Ihn
Paris
Belleview
Watth Orrick
George Deayeu Pakiness
Vinland
Tad
Roy ‘Gramer
Lois
L. Iw. L
West Plains
Isan Chappel
Here
Reiigien Sture
AIS
Clifford
Eugene McCleery
Clifford Eugene McCleery
Earl Mez Beery
Oak Hill Street
Pentecostal Church
Rhode Island
Oak Hill Cemetery
Keith
City, Health
Marty Haugh
Robert Haigh c
McCoy’s
Shimmons ‘Bros
le Ora Anderson
Wweey DS
Florida
Fe. Lander
lWe
Ober’s
Affiliated Clothiers
Musical. Bulletin
Jesse Crawford
Ted
Weems
Johnny Hamp
Ted Weems
Tack Crawford
Correll
Goshen
Musical Bulletin
Bell
Wren
University Heights
Brunswick Record Release
Cummins
Cherale
Gould Waltz
Fredric Fradkin
Ray, Perkins
Pride of Am -Wolverines
Walter RB. Bogee
Bell’s Music’ Store
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