Gerard for Vice President bid as Democrats nominate on floor
At the San Francisco convention on June 30 the roll of states began the vice presidential rumor with James W. Gerard named after Uintah, while Senator Owen and other figures were discussed. The convention featured cheers for Mrs. Bass as chair, and Judge Johnson nominated Cox amid tumult and parade demonstrations by Cox supporters.
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San Francisco
Robinson
Owen
Alabama
Arizona
Oklahoma
D. Hayden Linebaugh
Muskogee
Gerard
Arkansas
South Dakota
U. G. Cherry
Sioux Falls
James W. Gerard
Germany
Cherry
California
Colorado
Connecticut
John
Crosby
Hamed C. Cummings
Hitchcock
Palmer
Meredith
Claude R. Porter
Prohibition
M. Porter
Mr. Porter
George Bass
Bass
Woman’s Committee
The
National Committee
Cox
Sugar Creek Creamery Co Reopens After Three Weeks
After a three week closure the Sugar Creek Creamery Co. resumes operations inviting continued patronage from old and new customers.
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Sugar Creek Creamery
Sugar Creek Creamery CO
Normal School Summer Notice Seeks Booking
A. P. News notes summer sessions at Normal School on July 2 and 3. Reserve seats now on sale at McClellan's Book Store.
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McClellan’s Book Store
Cheer Hour For McAdoo At Democratic Convention
After eight hours of nominations at the Democratic national convention ten candidates were named including McAdoo Palmer Cox Edwards Hitchcock and Smith with Davis not reached. A loud and lengthy McAdoo demonstration followed while Dr Burris Jenkins declined to nominate him. Tomorrow the convention resumes as votes to shape the platform and possible balloting begin. Champ Clark is urged as an alternative to block McAdoo.
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San Francisco
John W. Davis
Great Britain
Owen
Oklahoma
Palmer
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Homer
Cummings
Democratic National Committee
William G. McA
Burris Jenkins
Kansas City
McAdoo
Mr. McAdoo
Edwards
New Jersey
Representative Flood
Virginia
Hop
Ambassador Davis
Doans Kidney Pills Help Macomb Man Feel Better
Stephen T. Willey of Macomb says Doans Kidney Pills relieved kidney weakness and back pain after a day of dizziness and poor appetite. He bought at Roark's Drug Store and found relief after using a box, with three boxes curing him.
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Doan
Macomb
Stephen T. Willey
W. Jackson
Dean
Roark
Foster-Milburn Co
Miss
Buffalo
N. Y
Industry News Highlights Local Families and Social Gatherings
A scattered Industry notes column records visits and gatherings among locals. Alta Flack and extended families share Sunday visits with Abingdon and Rock Island relatives while Welton Storr returns from Rock Island to his mother in Industry. Dr and Mrs Botts host eighty friends for their 25th wedding anniversary lunch as Rev Nelson assists at a local funeral.
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Asa Stegall
J. B. Flack
Abingdon
Welton Storr
Rock Island
E. E. Cordell
W. A. Loring
North of Town
Myr
James Gunning
C. W. Nelling
Alva Skiles
Alta Flack
Ellis
Bertha Sears
John Robinson
Macomb
James Dyce
Harry Orman
Botts
Thomas Nelson
Bardolph
Thomas Elam
Orlo Cordell
C. W. Pennington
Alice
George Roe
Decatur
Frank Corman
Fred Peale
South of Town
Mart Wilhelm
John Edmondson
Dorothy
Industry
Thomas Logan
Littleton
Community Notices and Obituaries From Industry Area
Reinterment of Mrs. M. J. Pennington takes place in Oakwood Cemetery beside her husband in Macomb. Various visits, a Kansas City birth announced for Edris Lucille to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Albert, and local funeral services described. A 14 to 0 baseball win by Industry over Colchester highlighted by mournful notices and a 65 year old death at South Prices.
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M. J. Pennington
Macomb
Oakwood Cemetery
Pauline Tingley
Orangevill
Mich
Rose Jeffords
Bridgeport
Neb
Austine
Frank Albert
Kansas City
Nellie Flack
Edris Lucille
Virginia
Elizabeth Gobel
Dunlap
Ill
O. M. Agnew
Charles Brooks
Thomas Powers
Burlington
Eunice Powers
Otis I
Sault St. Marie
Michi
Churel
Hatfield
Lvory
Eder Wis
Merly
Neta Riffle
George Riffle
George Avery
Slarence
Helen Riffle
Arthur
Thomas Elam
M. F
1 Smith
Peoria
Walter
John Leininger
Industry
Oren
Cee
Ray Wilson
Astoyi Terment
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Johnson
Ohio
Kentucky
Dudge Johnson
Columbus
Cox James M. Cox
Judge Johnson
Florida
Mississippi
Maryland
Arkansas Standard
Senator Robinson
Cox Band
Rooters
Cox Rooters
Dixie
Hairman
E. H. Moore
A. J. Dark
A. P. News
Clara Logsden
Nurdo
Ninle IP
F, A. Lane
Cox, Palmer
M’adoo
Blarris Jenkins
Mc Adoo
Champ Clark
William G. McAdoo
Democratic Prsidential
Democratc
House of Representatives
Holsum
Paxton
Ideal
Gold Cross
Jersey
Jo-Beth Co
Ted's
Mandalay Coffee
Riordan’s Cash Grocery
Markgi
Save Money Phone
W.W. S. Squarh
Otter
Bushnell
Ball-Duntley
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