Hoover Named Republican Nominee and VP Debate
Kansas City June 15 Herbert Hoover selected as Republican standard bearer by landslide 837 of 1088 votes. Convention turns to vice presidency as adjournment nears with Lowden 74 Curtis 64 and other candidates splitting remaining votes.
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International Neer Service
Kansas City
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Frank O. Lowden
Ilinois
Charles Curtis
Kansas
Watson
Indiana
Goff
West Virginia
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Dawes
Hughes
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Coolidge
Goll
Hoover Begins Planning For Campaign
Herbert Hoover moves to map a White House bid with a Republican nomination likely in six weeks to five months. He will stay in Washington at least a week as Kansas City organizers plan conferences for the campaign. Hoover has yet to announce and may receive formal word today.
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Hoover
John Richardson
Boston
Massachusetts
Washington
Kansas City
Palo Alto
California
Capitol presents The Man Who Came Back at Smith-Roberson
Cap City listings show The Man Who Came Back at the Smith-Roberson Players with added titles from Capitol and Fox News. Other features include Judy syphies orchestra and Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy in You're Darn Tootin with Clara Bow in Red Hair. The Pioneer Scout sketches star Fred Thomson at Regent and Zane Grey's Newads at the Scottish Rite Auditorium.
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Stan Laurel
Oliver Hardy
Paramount News
Judy Syphies
Fred Thomson
Hooverites weigh running mate amid Dawes backlash
Delegates push to pair Hoover with a choice from among several candidates as Dawes faces rejection. Reports say Lowden support and farm-relief disputes reshape the field with Curtis declining, Reed backing Cox, and Hyde as a long shot. Edge and Moses receive varied backing amid regional tensions.
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David A. Reed
Pennsylvania
Alvin T. Puller
Bay State
Reed
New York
Treasury
Andrew W. Mellon
Deneen
Indiana
Lowdon
Hoover Tcker
Fess
Ohio
Hoover
Coolidge
New
Jersey
Massachusetts
Moses
Charles Curtis
Kansas
International
Curtis
Arthur M. Hyde
Missouri
Hyde
Baker
Walter F. Edge
New Jersey
Lowden
Edge
Matt
Vintage Verse and Questions From a 1920s Page
A collage of quotes and trivia from 1920s gossip and "Today in the Past" notes. It includes a Bible verse query, a Gertrude Ederle milestone, astrological blurb, Longfellow line, and a quiz about royalty and historical events from 1926.
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English Channel
Turmoil at Hoover Nomination Convention
The convention shows ongoing turmoil as Hoover's nomination process yields inconsistent tallies. Senator Smoot ends debates with a tally of 817 then official vote 637 for Hoover, while McNabb’s nomination speech triggers a wild Hoover parade with California and Utah delegates displaying support. The event spirals from exuberant demonstrations to a subdued ratification tone.
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Utah
Senate Finance Committee
Hoover
John
California
George H. Moses
New Hampshire
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Senator Borah backs GOP platform on international affairs
The article notes Senator Borah as the lone active editor of the platform’s international plank, praising his vigorous stance on campaign expenditures and honesty in government while highlighting pressure on Mr. Tunney amid a slowly advancing process and references to lighter reading material.
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Death notices of Mrs Sarah A Magee and others
Death notices list Mrs. Sarah Jane Adams Magee aged 82 of Plaingrove township who died June 1 after a five year illness. she was born March 1846 in Butler county and survived by siblings. Funeral set for June 16 at Hermon Presbyterian church. Also notices Mary Seibert Burkey, Anna Gilfillan Kellogg, Mary E Hoch, David J Badger, and Charles Francis, with funeral details and burial sites in local cemeteries.
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Alexander Magee
Plaingrove Township
Magee
Butler County
March
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Isabelle Gilflilan Adams
Plaingrove
Kate Frazier
Robert Adams
Prospect
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Bruin
M. G. Black
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Luther Adama
Petrolis
Hermon Presbyterian Church
Hermmon Cemetery
Burkey
Mary Seibert
Joan Cracraft
Bessemer
W. J. Engle
Edward Burkey
Alex Swanson
Wesley Leeper
Anna G. Kellogg
Anna Gilfillan Kellogg
Roy W. Hazen
Sheridan Avenue
Kellogg
Butler
Washington
First Presbyterian Church of
New Cestis
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Mary Gil Man
City
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A. ©. Hepler
Beaver Falls
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Franklin
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Seathe Wash
Robert Giliillan
Waynesburg
Sheriden Avenue
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Hoch
Mary E. Hoch
Crawford Avenue
Charles B. Wingerd
Central Presbyterian Church of
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Clifford Probst
Harry Batts
William
Clyde
Edward
Jack Wissinger
William Collins
Louis Rudesttl
Gak Park
Badger
David J. Badger
Shenango l Township
Claude Downs
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Scouts Camp Phillips Campfire Program Tonight
A thousand or more boys will attend the Scout camp with a campfire program planned tonight. Parents and other interested people are invited to Camp Phillips to see the boys entertain. Will Rogers continues to gain popularity, having received a long ovation at the Kansas City convention. He is also at Camp Phillips. It is expected that
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Will Rogers
Kansas City
Political promise shapes New York Democratic loyalty
A key figure reinforces allegiance within the New York state Democrats by pledging that supporters will not be given appointments, signaling a bid to maintain cohesion and avoid patronage tensions amid shifting leadership.
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Noche
Council Approves Sewer Contracts With Olsen
In a formal city meeting at the City building today the council approved contracts with Olsen Contracting Company for the sanitary sewer on Garfield avenue and for the paving of Sampson street.
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City
Olsen Contracting Company
Garfield Avenue
Sampson Street
Police Camp Near Withinston Duna Ready For Visitors
The police camp at Withinston is renovated and set for six weeks of activity. Fred Mayne leads the operation as officers plan vacations there, making the facility the center of police force and friends’ attention.
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Withinston Dunation
Fred Mayne
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