List of Likely Presidential Candidates and VPs
Washington June 22 1927 a long list of possible presidential contenders and vice presidential possibilities is presented. Names include Hoover Dawes Hughes Longworth Mellon Hale Nor risks with various governors senators and officials named as potential tickets. The piece notes some women figures receive tentative discussion but no decisive selections yet.
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Stewart
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New Castle News
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AIMOS
New York is the biggest small town on earth
Central Press dispatch notes New York’s paradoxically intimate bustle. It describes Broadway flashers, window trades, exposed excavations, and busy restaurants while comparing city life to small towns. The piece invites readers to ask C. K. about New York at 2200 Times Building with a stamped reply envelope.
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West 42Nd Street
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Jackson
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Longnose
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N.Y
Barniich
C. K
Times
Rebekah Assembly Installs New Officers in Scranton
Newly elected officers led by Mrs. Blanche Miller of Erie were installed at the close of the Rebekah Assembly of Pennsylvania annual convention in Scranton. Retiring president Mrs. Minnie L. Kelley oversaw the installation. Other officers elected include Mrs. Mary Fowden of Chester as vice president, Mrs. Mary E. Brown of Harrisburg as warden, Elizabeth B. Bloane of Pittsburgh as state secretary, and Mrs. Martha Parry of Mahanoy City as state treasurer.
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International News Service
Scranton
Blanche Miller
Erie
Rebekah Assembly of Pennsylvania
Minnie L. Kelley
Pittsburgh
Mary Fowden
Chester
Mary E. Brown
Harrisburg
Elizabeth B. Bloane
Martha Parry
Mahanoy City
Susquehanna River Flooding Hits Wilkes-Barre Area
Truck farmers in the Wilkes-Barre region suffered heavy losses from flooding along the Susquehanna River. Damaged lands and crops may run into thousands of dollars, with extensive impact across local agricultural holdings.
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Wilkes-Barre
River flood reaches peak in town after Sudden rise
Residents report rapid Susquehanna River flooding the lowlands after a sudden rise. Officials believed the crest may have been reached as river stages hit 171 feet today in the area.
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Susquawanna
Burton Announces For Senate Post
Representative Theodore E. Burton of Ohio announced his candidacy for the Senate vacancy caused by the death of Frank B. Willis. He tied his bid to the Hoover presidential campaign and voiced strong support for Hoover's nomination.
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Washington
Theodore E. Burton
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Senate
Frank B. Wills
Hoover
Burton
Fragmentary quote on political appeal and competence
A clipped line describes a political executive as the most competent and a candidate with the strongest appeal to the people. The fragment hints at emphasis on capability and public support without full context.
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Fredonia Vocational seniors tour Washington DC voyage
Nine of Mercer county's Fredonia Vocational seniors left for a week in Washington DC to fund the trip with school socials and plays. Winners in a livestock judging contest are awarded a State College trip during Farmers Week. participants include Kenneth Brenneman and Dwight Pringle among others. A collision near Mercer-Greenville road left Miss Gibson with a dislocated hip, lacerations, and concussion at Mercer Hospital.
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Merce Hospital
Mercer-Greenville
Bob Smith
Grave City
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