Bryan London Interview Flags Nonbinding Reception Stance
The interview reveals that a proposed New York reception from the Commercial travelers' league was not meant as a presidential endorsement. The speaker asserts openness to candidates, rejects locking support, and favors an untethered, early stance while keeping options for Hearst Hurley Folk in play. He also plans to return to America and urges free choice among supporters.
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Bryan
London
New York
Commercial Travelers' League
Hoge
League
Mne
Hearst
Hurley
Folk
Covine
America
Whitespace island summer trip plans revealed
The note outlines a proposed vacation to Whites Island focusing on lodging and oil-related sites, mentioning arrangements for a hotel and local accommodations near Pisum and Ironvie in Missouri.
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Aland Pisum & Ironview
Local Briefs Share Visits and Travels Across Missouri
Miss Alva Mitchell left for Kansas City Sunday for a visit as did her mother Miss Elia Glenn, and others including Miss Kate Drydale at Sweet Springs and George P. Vecable heading to Columbia for a few days. Many residents, such as Prof. J. Shelton and Dr. Chalkley, journeyed on business trips or to visit relatives, with several returning from Kansas City and Wellspring areas. A small blaze near J. T. Biner’s livery barn drew the fire department after 10:16 p.m. Sunday night.
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Alva Mitchell
Kansas City
Elia Glenn
Weaver
Max Wallace Cage
Alexander Graves
San Antonio
Texas
A.J. Chalkley
A Moorehead
McAllster Springs
A. F. Smith
West City
Carterville
George P. Vecable
Columbia
F. Barrett
Kauss
Ifias Bote
Colorado Springs
Col
Forum
N. M
Miss Della Trail
W Ho
J. T. Biner
11Th Street
Bert Taubman
Mayview
Robert Taubman
Twenty Year Battle Ends With Remedy Found
A Faragville, Virginia writer praises Booklen's Arnina Silvey as curing a chronic ailment, claiming no trace remains. Also notes Minnie Rows Ferrell dies at 88 in Higginsville with funeral services held, and includes a humorous piece on seasickness devices and a satire on town kickers.
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Booklen
M Broce
Faragville
Crenshaw & Yunghaggle
Anliville
Kansas City
Mere
Minnie Rows
Uriah Ferrell
Pavell
Coil
Higginsville
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Elsters
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Komp [Rasy
Andy Geetz
D. PB
William Near Hoffaisa
Tymes McKnotee
Emma
James Smitherman
Olly
Ben
Munday
Kanons Oky
Whites Island
Genesee Pere Food Co
le Rey
Kate Drydale
Sweet Springs
Lee Hawkins
Mangum, Okla
Frank Buebr
Kansas
Margaret Wels
Shelton
B &G
Central 9 Liege
Mra
Warry Tunstall
Mrs
Eli Wolf
Versalies
OB. Graham
Mexico, Mo
Wm Graham
Zich Shelton
Henry Corse
Wellington
Drummond
L. Fred Evans
Baby Cany
Turan
Juris
Richard Field
Mra Ro WN. Cok
Gardstawn
Claud (Coon
Frances Saunders
Mrs. T. Ward Slusher
Mr Slusher
Janie Lutkerson
Mattie
Roth Speare
Martha Lege
Mabel Ooss
Warrensburg
Mises Loy
Barole Kitchen
John B . Kitcbet
Hollister
Leroy Farmer
N. Wilson
Elzabeth
Theresa Wilson
DeWitte
DeWitt
Crenshaw & Young
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John Spears
Taylor
Nature
Holliser
Mamie Marmaduke
Wee S Crenshaw & Young
Frank Haberkorn
Miss Mawile
Aurora
T. B
Fredendall
Miss Bessie
Pomona, Oulf
9. W. Predendall
Mr. Bred Day
St. Joseph
Miss Besale Files
Odessa Toonday
Miss Ells Marquis
Everybody’s Magazine
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M. Ladeson & Co
Lexington
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