Hoover Tops Kansas City Convention Platform Outlook
The Kansas City Republican Convention nominated Herbert C. Hoover on the first ballot amid a platform opposing farm relief with any equalization fee, backing prohibition enforcement, high tariffs, anti League of Nations sentiment, and support for armed intervention in Nicaragua. Senator Borah dominated the convention, shaping the party’s stance despite remaining doubts about Hoover’s appeal versus Smith.
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Kansas City
Republican National Convention
Herbert C. Hoover
Hoover
League of Nations
Nicaragua
Boral
Republian
William Jennings Bryan
Democratic Party
Borah
G.O. P
Smith
GO. P
Coolidge
Ritchie Drops Presidential Bid to Back Smith
Governor Albert C. Ritchie of Maryland ends his run for the Democratic nomination and endorses Governor Alfred E. Smith. Ritchie praises Smiths Jeffersonian democracy and leadership, saying the presidency should seek the man, not the ambition.
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Albert C. Ritchie
Maryland
Alfred E. Smith
Ritchie
Smith
Crane Advocates Education as Nation's Core Duty
Dr Frank Crane argues the greatest global business is educating youth, asserting national safety rests on youth development more than institutions or plans. He urges higher pay for teachers, stronger school leadership, expansive playgrounds, and abundant juvenile reading material, noting America leads in youth education efforts. He also cites political wit and a kitchen joke about a plumber for local color.
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America
Suffrage leader Mrs Baneline Parkhurst honored in Enginest era
Distilled news items note Mrs Baneline Parkhurst, suffrage leader imprisoned for her cause and later winning, alongside results from the Republican National Convention in Kansas City. It lists Hoover leading with 897 of 1084, Curtis and Watson among others, and outlines platform stances including tariff protection and opposition to League of Nations. Also mentions Amelia Earhart and Stultz flying 2900 miles to Wales, Meredith obituary, floods, Coolidge arrival at the White House, and other brief items.
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Baneline Parkhurst
Enginest
Kansas City
Commores
Herbert
Hoover
Curtis
Friendship
Repassy
New Foundland
Llanelly
Wales
Misa Marhart
Atlantic
Meredith
Des Moines
Town
Wilscn
Hitchie
Maryland
Smith
South
Hundvreida
Missouri
Tennessee
Arkaness
Coolidge
Bructe
Wiscongin
Mexico
Democraty
Houston
Oyers
Reef
General Nevile
North Pele Ayer
Arie
Don Lynne
Cork
Death of George H. Denning Prominent Smethport citizen
George H. Denning former City Meat Market operator and longtime Smethport council member died at his family home on Motl Street last Thursday at 4:40 AM after a period of illness. Born March 23, 1872 in Eldred, he built a respected business career and public leadership before retiring in 1924. He leaves a wife Mary Ann Green, a daughter Mrs. F. J. Quirk, a son Gerald M. Denning of Philadelphia, and two grandchildren. Funeral held Monday at 3 PM with Masonic rites, interment at Hose Hill Cemetery. Out-of-town relatives attended the service and supporters gathered from Eldred, Bradford, Cumberland, and Portville.
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George H. Denning
George WH. Denning
Smethport
Motl Street
Denning
George Denning
Haa
Smethpurt
George Henry Denning
Eldred
Mary Ann Green
F. J. Quirk
Gerald Malcolm Denning
Philadelphia
Den
D. Gallup
D. M. Cooper
Bradford
Administrator's Sale at J D Mather Farm Auction
Administrator Mivit B W Jon Teenie Auctioneer Hamlin Rank if Trust Co. administers a sale at the J D Mather Farm half mile north of East Smethport School on Saturday June 22 at 4 PM sharp. Items listed include a tractor, plows, hay tools, farming implements, livestock, furniture, clocks, kitchen goods, a wishing machine, and household items to be sold to the highest bidder. A meal will be served to distant bidders.
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J.D. Mather
East Smethport
Mivit B. W. Jon Teenie Auctionoor
Hamlin Rank If Trust CO
Death of Mrs Burlingame at 86 in Smethport
Mrs H K Burlingame aged 86 died at the family home near Smethport on a Tuesday at 4 20 pm after a long illness. Born 1843 in Sardinia NY she married H L Burlingame in Smethport in 1865 and had six children. Survived by husband daughter Lydia son Clifford six grandchildren and twelve great grandchildren. Funeral at St Luke’s Smethport with six grandsons as pallbearers. interment in Rose Hill cemetery. Friends and relatives from Olean Erie Warren and other towns attended. She was known for hospitality and beloved as a wife and mother.
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Burlingame
Smethport
H. K. Burlingeng
Gatwday
Solemlid
Reelingame
3. W
Brances Stark
Nuarel
Sardinia
N.Y
M. K
H. L. Burlingame
Clifford
Smoothwort
Lydia
J. E. P. Butts
Geneva
B. Ll
Erie
Bults
Rose Burlingame Maines
Warren
Gaylord Maines
Weareta
George N. Barrett
Nowanda
Ernest Aldrich
Wilcox
Afr
Fred Ernst
Roulette
Fred Ernal
Moutette
Air
Frank Baer
Mildred
Airs
John Baker
Clean
Burlingsine
Team for Sale Pair of Black Fercherong Horses
For sale a pair of black Fercherong horses aged 6 and 6 years, weight about 4700 pounds, used only for farm work. Includes 160 wigon and set of harness. Located in Marshall, Sterling Teun, Pa. Adv3tei-27.
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KE C, Marshall
Sterling Teun
Card of Thanks for Mrs Burlingame Death
The Burlingame family expresses gratitude for kindness shown after the death of Mrs. Burlingame and thanks for the floral tributes. H. L. Burlingame C. H. Burlingame Lydia Burlingame
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Mra. TI. E. Burlingame
H. Ll
Burlingang
C.H. Burlingame
Lydia Burlingame
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