Vice boom sparks at Republican convention list of candidates
June 13 ICIS M. Stephenson Press Staff Writer reports a flood of vice presidential contenders emerging at the Republican gathering. The piece lists numerous figures from Senators Capper and Moses to governors and party officials, noting new names appear hourly amid shifting endorsements.
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Icis M. Stephenson
City
Herbert
Vice
Cur
Kansas
Capper
Indiana
Moses
Newshire
Fess
Ohio
Nye
Dakota
Edge
New Jersey
Deneen
Ilinois
Representa Tilson
Connecticut
Fish “York
Everett Sanders
Coolidge
Hanford Nider
Iowa
Sam R. McKelvie
Nebraska
GeneJohn J. Pershing
Ner
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Henry J. Hen
Baker
Missouri
Henry Wy. Anderson
Virginia
William J. Donovan
New York
Jet
Theodore Isevelt
John MacKenzie
Illinois
Emerson
Louisiana Deaf Convention Set for Monroe in July
The Louisiana Association of the Deaf will hold its convention in Monroe July 2 3 and 4 drawing 200 to 300 attendees from Louisiana Mississippi Arkansas and Texas. Hotel Virginia will be headquarters with a banquet and dance planned. Bunionless Derby Oklahoma City reports seven pairs of bare feet at a chiropodists convention.
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Louisiana Association of the Deaf Inclusive of Mutes
Monroe
Mississippi
Arkansas
Texas
Virginia
Oklahoma City
Andy Payne
Malt Tax Bill Favorably Reported In Louisiana House
The house ways and means committee favored the malt products tax bill after an amendment to tax importers was adopted. Rep J L Anderson projected about 2 million dollars annually for education. The measure would require a 650 dollar license and 25 cents per can.
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Associated Press
Baton “Rouge
House Ways and Means
J. L. Anderson
Grant
Louisiana
Spencer
Public Service Commission
Committee On Railroads
Bennett
U S Capital Hosts Mexican Flier Carranza on Coast Visit
Washington honors Capt Emilio Carranza a 22 year old Mexican airman with a wreath laying at Arlington and a meeting with President Coolidge amid praise from aviators for his fog bound landing in Mooresville North Carolina. He plans a 15 day furlough and then likely returns to Mexico in the Mexico Excelsior.
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Emilio Carranza
Lindbergh
Mexico City
Republic
North Carolina
Carranza
Arlington National Cemetery
Ambassador Teller
Coolidge
Lester Maitland
Hawaii
Mooresville
N. C
Army
Navy
Mexico- Excelsior
Dare to Clear Blemishes with Black and White Line
A promotional note urges readers to seek Black and White Ointment and Black and White Skin Soap from druggists and dealers at low cost for skin clear up. It promises pleasant use and scientific safety with directions for application.
Cigarette Causes Fire in Old Shingle Pile
Firefighters extinguished a blaze in a pile of discarded shingles beside Mrs. Alice Parker’s store at 100 South Sixth Street. The morning incident, around 9 o'clock, was blamed on carelessness with a cigarette and caused no damages.
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Alice Parker
South Sixth Street
Governor urges unanimous adoption of new crime code
Governor Long told a Baton Rouge joint legislature session to unanimously adopt the completed criminal code. St. Clair Adams of New Orleans urged adoption, and Long offered to explain any of 45 amendments. he praised the joint committee, the attorney general, and the code authors for producing one of the best codes in the United States.
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Associated Frens Baton Rouge
Long
St. Clair Adams
New Orleans
United States
Frank Breece Jr Remains Serious in Local Hospital
Frank Breece Jr a 15 year old high school junior remains in Riverside sanitarium with a serious condition after a fall from a high trellis Saturday night Doctors say no infection could improve his chances and he will face several days of risk before recovery arrives. progress has been satisfactory to date.
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Frank Breece, Jr
Riverside Sanitarium
Second Offender Speeding Fined $75 in City Court
Pennington Motor employee S. O. Williams became the first repeat offender fined under the new second-offense rule, $75 for 40 mph on Grand street. Judge W. M. Harper warned repeat offenders, with two mph grace, and noted prior $25 first offense. Additional first offenders included P. A. Rodriguez $25 and F. B. Crews $25. Third-offense penalties listed as $250 fine and 80 days jail with license revocation.
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S. 0. Williams
Pennington Motor Company
W. M. Harper
Grand Street
C. L. Crow
Williams
P. A. Rodriguez
F. B. Crews
Williams Wesley
WETS WIN OUT IN COMMITTEE ON HOOD BILL
The Peltier bill to repeal Louisiana prohibition law is favorably reported by the house judiciary committee in Baton Rouge by a 4 to 3 vote. Rep. Harvey A. Peltier says the law disrespects the constitution and makes officials hypocritical. Rep. Joe Hamiter urges killing the bill. The committee also approves abolishing the inheritance tax attorney office, with duties moved to an extra assistant attorney general.
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House Judiciary Committee
Harvey A. Peltier
LaFourche
Joe Hamiter
Caddo
House
Long
Earl Long
Lynn youths abandon ride after guests fetch refreshments
In Lynn Massachusetts two boys were dropped off by their ride when their girl guests asked for refreshments and drove away leaving the car abandoned. Police found the vehicle later.
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Lynn
Mass
Counterfeit Cowboys At Paris Buffalo Bill Show Exposed
Paris crowds once drawn to a Willie Cody spectacle learn from rivals it is counterfeit. They reveal Col. William Cody died in 1910 and the so called circus is a fraud.
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Dunlop
Paris
Buffalo Bill
Col
William Cody
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