Indians Gather for Nation’s First Get-Together Meet
Tulsa hosts a historic Indian gathering as representatives from tribes coast to coast arrive by train horse and limousine. About 15000 expected at Sand Springs Park with Osages and other nations mingling amid varied attire and entertainment. Notables include Bacon Rind Blue Hair and H C Shade as the event opens.
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Tulsa
Okla
Sand Springs Park
Here
H. C. Shade
Washington State
Lowden Likely to Be Nominated as GOP Vice President
The Cleveland conventions brew with an open contest to choose Coolidge’s running mate as Frank Lowden pledges he cannot accept, sparking a rush of candidates across the nation. Hoover, Burton, Mondell, Dawes, and Chapman are among those discussed with Curtis, Warren, Jones, and War ren named as contenders in this evolving fight.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Presient Coolidge
Frank Q. Lowden
Lowdon
Trindsan
Commerce Hoover
Marion Leroy, Burton
Michigan
Coalidge
Curtis
Kansas
Chas. B. Warren
Senator Jones
Washington
Frank B. Mondell
Rhways
Dawes
Chas. C. Chapman
California
Massachusetts women shift power in GOP convention
The Massachusetts delegation, led by women voters, shifts influence in the Republican National Convention. They withhold support for Senator Lodge, back Speaker Gillett on the rules committee, and push for equality on national committees as they back President Coolidge.
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Gillett
Massachusetts
Boston
Coolidge
State Central Committee
Republican National Committee
Democratic Party
Rules Committee
Wisconsin Delegation Seeks Hardline GOP Platform Moves
Wisconsin delegates demand at the Republican National Convention a condemnation of former Attorney General Daugherty and former Interior Secretary Fall. They call for commendation of tax bill supporters and insist on pledges against the Mellon plan, signaling a battle over probes of graft and government irregularities.
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Robertietiad
Nlc Des
Republican National Convention
Atiormey
Harry M. Daugherty
Secretary of the Interior
Albert B. Fall
Wisconsin
John J. Blaine
Resolusons
Congress
Daughtrey
Interior
Mellon
Republican Party
Nebraska
Ciuzens
Michigan
Reed
Pennsylvania
Oddie
Nevada
Howell
Brookhart
Iowa
Borah
Idaho
la Follette
Ford
Muscle Shoals
Veterans Bureau
Department of Justice
Wheeler
LaFollette
Wowell-Barkley
Fall
Fox
Cengre
Senate
Special court to decide Ferguson ballot name
Hearing before the Special Supreme Court in Austin Texas began to determine if James BE Ferguson’s name should appear on the ballot. Early indications suggest a prompt ruling on his impeachment legality and whether disqualification lasts beyond his term.
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Austin
Texas
Special Supreme Court
James BE. Ferguson
Ferguson
Chicago Students Testimony in Leopold Loeb Case
State's Attorney Crowe intends to call Chicago students to testify about Leopold and Loeb to counter alienist testimony. He claims notes written by the defendants during confessions will be admitted as evidence and used to show they acted with sound minds.
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United Press
Chicago
R. E. Crowe
University of Chicago
Athan Leopold
Richard Loeb
Robert Franks
Agai Leopold
Loeb
Crowe
Clarence Darrow
Leopold
Crow
Youngranks
Austin Chosen Meeting Place For Democrats
Dallas Texas June 9 The state democratic executive committee selected Austin as the meeting place for the state convention September 2.
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Austin
Dallas
Texas
Weather Outlook for Texas Tonight and Tuesday
Tonight and Tuesday bring partly cloudy skies across south regions while the north stays unsettled. Temperatures cool in the northwest and Panhandle with possible showers in the Panhandle area.
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Texas
West Texas
Panhandle
Contactor Bles Injuries from Boiler Explosion
In Dublin Texas on June 9 a locomotive boiler exploded injuring two railway workers. Conduct or W I Davis of the Wichita Falls, enger and Fort Worth railway was fatally injured while Engine Watch man W M McKinnon was seriously hurt as the locomotive boiler exploded while standing on a rig. The locomotive boiler blast demolished the shooe where Davis slept.
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Dublin
Texas
W. I. Davis
Wichita Falls, Enger and Fort Worth
W. M. McKinnon
Davis
Rancher’s Wife Injured in Auto Crash in Rowie
Texas June 9. Mrs W T Ball wife of a prominent rancher suffered injuries when an automobile overturned late Sunday. Mrs Charles Brown and their daughter Miss Georgia Ball were seriously hurt with the latter driving the car. A front wheel collapsed causing the accident.
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Rowie
Texas
W. T. Ball
Charles Brown
Daugh
Georgia Ball
Prescription Law Upheld By Higher Court
The Supreme Court ruled the act forbidding prescription of beer for medical purposes constitutional. Summer School and Summer Normal classes begin today at Westminster College Tehuacana with over 100 teachers expected and women lodging off campus. faculty members include Biggs Lensford Whiteley Pousles Willis Culpepper and librarian Dominimy.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Act of Congress
Westminster College
Tehuacana
Tehuacanal
EB. RB
Biggs
W. A. Lensford
Myrtle Whiteley
Mavis jPousles
J. G. Willis
Goldie J Culpepper
Robert Domminy
Limestone BYPO Encampment Closes at Reunion Grounds
The Limestone County B P U encampment ends after a six day session at the Reunion Grounds. Leaders and Baptist Young People Union members filled daily programs. Pastor Rev Joe Jeffers of First Baptist praised attendance and progress. About 200 campers stayed on site.
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Limestone County
Joe Jeffers
First Baptist Church
Summer School Registration Opens at Local Buildings
Registration for the summer session starts this morning at the McKinney Street school building and the High School. Officials expect strong attendance.
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McKinney Street
Boycott of U S Goods Spreads in Japan
In Tokyo on June 9 a protest meeting at the Methodist church adopted a resolution to expel American missionaries. The boycott against American goods grows and after July 1 no American films will be shown in Japanese theatres.
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Tokio
Methodist Church
Twelfth Person Electocuted After Chair Installed
Henderson, a Black man, was executed at 12:20 AM in Huntsville State Prison for attacking a white woman in Polk County. He died four minutes after the electric chair was switched on, becoming the twelfth inmate executed since the chair's installation.
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Huntsville
Texas
Henderson
Siate
Polk County
Merla Daily News to Cover Big Meet in Cleveland
The Daily News will provide complete coverage of the Republican Convention opening Tuesday in Cleveland Ohio. United Press from The Mexia News will supply leading writers enabling the paper to report convention news as it happens to the Mexia territory. Buffalo Bill Monument Cody Wyoming July 4 unveiling statue by Mrs Harry Payne Whitney 12 feet high 18 feet long three tons bronze on granite terrace near Shoshone river. American Hawaiian liner San Francisco plans a 6 million trans Pacific ship within 18 months for 500 first class passengers plus 100 extra in emergency.
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Daily News
Cleveland
Ohio
United Press
Mexix Daily News
Buffalo Bill
Cody
Wyo
Col
Harry Payne Whitney
New York City
San Francisco
American-Hawaiian Steamship Company
Sixty Years a Railroader Retires at Baltimore
Orin P. McCarty, assistant to the passenger traffic manager of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, retires after 60 years of continuous service. Born in Massillon, Ohio in 1848, he began railroad work at age 16 and remained in the field throughout a long career.
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Baltimore, Md
Orin P. McCarty
Massillon
Ohio
Flowers appreciated by Mexia Daily News
The News reports strong reader praise for its Sexi day issue and its coverage of district politics and local sentiment. Editors thank subscribers for compliments and reaffirm commitment to serve the territory with editorial pieces like Limestone Political Pot Is Heating.
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Mexia Daily News
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Qanning H. Cox
Cox
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