Coolidge's Running Mate Is Convention's Unsolved Question
Cleveland voters arrive slowly as the Republican convention opens in Washington with lighting, organ music, and a grand bannered hall. Delegates, alternates, and visitors fill the arena while leaders and dignitaries observe from the front with Lincoln Roosevelt and Harding portraits overlooking the proceedings. The scene blends orderly bustle with festival color, marking a national political moment that draws a cross section of the United States to the stage.
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Bart Richards
New Castle News
Clevelan D. C
Cleveland
East Sixth Street
Abraham Lincoln
Theodore Roosevelt
Warren G. Harding
National Committee
Wet Prohibition Struggles At National Convention
Cleveland June 9 The National Republican Convention shows a dry stance with little talk of weakening the Volstead Act. Pennsylvania delegate-at-large Strassberger pushes for a light wine and beer plank while New York's Nicholas Murray Butler discusses similar ideas. Delegations seem to keep any liquor to themselves as eastern and Philippine contingents reportedly bring supplies for travel.
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Bart Richards
New Castle
Cleveland
Ralph Beaver Strassberger
Pennsylvania
Pinchot
Resolution Committee
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
New York
Youthful party frocks feature lace and metal ribbon
A display highlights youthful party dresses with Valenciennes lace and decorative metal ribbon as key accents. The crafted trims suggest a refined yet festive style for upcoming social gatherings.
Program For Today At Republican Convention
Cleveland June 10 Here is what will happen today at the Republican National Convention in the order of its happenings Convention called to order at 11 am by Chairman John T Adams Invocation by the Right Rev William F Anderson Methodist Episcopal church resident bishop of Ohio and Kentucky Singing of the Star Spangled Banner Taking of official photographs Reading of official call of convention Secretary Lockwood Presenting name of Temporary Chairman Burton by Chairman Adams Election of Burton to chairmanship Burton delivers keynote speech Adams announces temporary officers of convention Burton presents temporary officers names for election Adoption of 1920 rules for government of present convention Committees created including those on credentials resolutions permanent organization rules and order of business Temporary chairman announces personnel committee Secretary Lockwood announces time and place for committee meetings Announcement of entertainment of delegates Adjournment.
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Cleveland
John T. Adams
William F. Anderson
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ohio
Kentucky
Lock
Burton
Adams
Lockwood
Senator Watson Shakes Hands for World's Record
In Cleveland Indiana Senator James Watson is depicted as a tireless handshaker as delegates debate the vice presidential race General William Butler Coolidge manager denies White House preference prompting a flurry of placards and campaigning across lobbies the withdrawal of Lowden of Illinois is noted as a windfall for supporters.
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Bart Richards
New Castle News
Cleveland
Iin
James Watson
Indiana
William Butler
Coolidge
White House
Lowden
Illinois
Republicans Begin Quadriennial Cyclone At Public Hall
Monday forecasts hinted favorable weather as Lincoln Dickey awaited the opening at Public Hall. Sergeants-at-arms and door tenders, all ex-service men, prepared for 11 o clock Tuesday when Chairman John T. Adams would launch the national committee’s quadriennial convention.
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Lincoln Dickey
Public Hall
John T. Adams
National Committee
Dr. C G Jordan Secures Seat for Convention
In Cleveland on June 10 Dr. Charles G. Jordan recalls meeting Carmi Thompson the former Ironton pastor who helped bring the Republican convention to Cleveland. Thompson recognized Jordan after a friendly test and arranges a convention seat noting hardened requests. The tale underscores a minister’s incentive to stay connected with rising leaders in the church.
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Bart Richards
New Castle News
Cleveland
Charles G. Jordan
New Castle
Jordan
Ironton
Carmi Thompson Thompson
Thompson
Northwest
James J. Hill
Great Northern Railroad
Taft
State of
Ohio
Cleveland, O
Carmi Thompson
Dr. Jordan
Federal Reserve Building
Lawrence County
Black Suede Slippers Lead Afternoon Fashion
In a conservative afternoon scene, black suede slippers top the choice list. The footwear favors classic style with a subtle, refined tone. Accessories and outfits hinge on the understated elegance of these slippers.
Paris Sponsors Rich Embroideries Highlighting Red
Paris centers on ornate embroidery and shows red as a favored color in recent displays. Designers and artisans present intricate needlework with bold red threads, underscoring the city’s textile heritage.
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Paris
Coolidge Quartet Keeps Singing In Cleveland Visit
In Cleveland on June 10 delegates and visitors filled hotel lobbies as the Coolidge campaign spread. The Coolidge Home Town club offered ten dollar memberships with a walking stick and a smile, while Col Theodore Roosevelt Jr spoke on Republican achievements and future plans including tax cuts, law enforcement, and reform.
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Plymouth
Cleveland
Coolidge
Edward Ireland Ellwood
Maurice Co. Waltridge
Archie Stewart
Sidney Graham
New Castle
Burton Sounds Alarm On Third Party Threat In GOP Speech
Representative Burton warns against third party attempts and bloc voting saying it would bring disaster and confusion as minority factions gain influence. He urges a loyal Republican majority in Congress and credits President Coolidge with strong leadership over expediency.
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Burton
President Coolidge
Congress
Women Enjoy Cleveland Welcome Week for Delegates
Cleveland hosts women delegates with hotel hostesses and daily events. Teas, motor rides, receptions, and musicales fill afternoons as four women's clubs coordinate activities. The piece notes the active social role of women at the convention and hints at a potential woman vice president.
Tax Collector Resigns Position in Perry Township
W E Hazen resigned as tax collector of Perry township presenting the resignation to the county commissioners this morning. A petition will be presented to Judge Emery seeking the appointment of J F French to fill the vacancy.
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W. E. Hazen
Perry Township
Emery
J. F. French
On the Job Motorcycle Officer Stops False Alarm
Motorcycle officer H. M. Reynolds rushed from the Fountain Inn after a burglar alarm at People’s Savings and Trust. he arrived to find the janitor had triggered the alarm by accident.
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H. M. Reynolds
People’s Savings and Trust Company
Fountain Inn
Republicans Stress Thrift in Platform as Coolidge Heads Bid
The Republican platform to be presented by President Coolidge centers on administrative thrift and federal economy. It rails against drains on the treasury while praising Harding era savings, with debate expected over world court support, veteran bonuses, and farm relief amid internal party tensions.
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Pacific
China
President Harding
Europe
Dawes
Burton
Washington
William K. Hutchinson
International News Service
Cleveland
Harding
C. Bascom Slemp
Slemp
Harding-Hughes
Senators Lodge
Massachusetts
Pepper
Pennsylvania
Watson
Indiana
Wadsworth
New York
Willis
Ohio
League of Nations
S Harding
Great Britain
Germany
Mexico
South America
New Castle Delegation Arrives in Cleveland
The Seventh Ward girls arrive with the New Castle delegation in Cleveland. Former Lieutenant Governor Frank McClain meets Mr and Mrs Rentz and Dr Jordan for a brief fan bee. The group notes New Castle's strong convention seating and questions other cities' entitlements.
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New Castle
Cleveland
Seventh Ward
Frank McClain
Hats Turned Up Forehead Sideways In Fashion Note
A description notes that many of the new hats are worn with brims turned up at the face or to one side, indicating a popular styling choice among wearers.
Hawaiian delegates bring a cross section to national convention
In Cleveland at the national convention, Hawaii delegates Judge William C. Achi Jr. and Attorney William H. Beers, both natives, share rooms and discuss Hawaii as the garden spot. National Committeeman Robert Shingle joins them with other delegates to push for fair treatment of Hawaiian sugar planters.
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Hawaii
William C. Achi, Jr
Hawaiian Circuit Court
William H. Beers
Hilo
Judge Achi
Yale
University of Chicago
University of Michigan
Beers
Achi
Wilson
Coolidge
California
Robert Shingle
Bond of Miss Hutton Approved by Court
Bonds of Miss Jeannette Hutton appointed Register and Recorder after J Will Neff's death were presented to Judge Emery and approved this morning. Totaling about 38 000 dollars, the bonds are secured by National Surety Company and Aetna Surety Company as bondsmen.
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Jeannette Hutton
Pinchot
J. Will Neff
Emery
National Surety Company
Aetna Surety Company
Boyish wool broan waistcoat with Peter Pan collar
A boyish waistcoat of wool broadn features a Peter Pan collar and long sleeves of chiffon conveying a delicate layered look.
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Charles Beecher Warren
Resolutions Committee
Calvin Coolidge
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Iegis Brothers
Lowe Brothers
Cripps Hardware Company
Tion
Senator Watson
C. G. Jordan
Columbus Singers
New Castle Glee Club
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Apollo Club
Glee Club Society
Coolidge Quartet
Teddy Junior
Col
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Oyster Bay, N. Y
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Theodore
la Follette
Riley
West Side
Woman's Club
Seeanbee
Business Women’s Club
College Club
Women's City Club
Republican Party
W. A. Stone
Lake Erie
Miss Hutton
Chiropractic
Bright
Bell
Jess J. Swords
Chiropractor
Patterson
Nixon Theatre
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