Wood Praised By Sister of T. Roosevelt
Chicago dispatch reports Corinne Roosevelt Robinson endorses Leonard Wood for Republican nomination praising his courage and vision. She cites preparedness work and warns against waiting for a psychological moment, urging leadership with Lincolnian vigor and a national focus. Helen Varick Boswell and Mrs. Fletcher Dobyns also second Dr. Butler and Lowden respectively.
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Hannah Mitchell
Chicago
Theodore Roosevelt
Corinne Roosevelt Robinson
Leonard Wood
Mrs. Robinson
Robinson
Wood
New York State
Republican Party
Abraham Lincoln
America
Europe
Nicholas Murray Butler
Helen Varick Bagwell
Dr. Butler
Dobyns
Lowden
Fletcher Dobyns
Bieh
Helen Varick Boswell
New York
Mise Boswell
Dr. Butler Fom
Miga Hoswell
Louis XIV
Prsce
Nicholas Murray Hutler
Republican Nomination Echoes in Mass Rally
AMassachusetts delegates back Calvin Coolidge with Alexandra Carlisle delivering the seconding speech and Alexandra showing stage presence as Hoover supporters also gain a voice. Dorothy Disney from Oklahoma and Mrs James W Morrison of Chicago add support amid a noisy Coliseum audience.
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United States
White House
America
Nicholas Murray Butler
Alexandra Carlisle
Massachusetts
Coolidge
Calvin Coolidge
Calvin Coolite
Jen
Dorothy Disney
Oklahoma
J. G. Disvnd
Jake Hamon
Women Vote Shift Sees Hoover as Symbol of America
The passage notes first time voters among women and the impact on politics. It recalls Hoover's stance during wartime food mobilization, stressing voluntary action over government interference and praising women’s role in the nation’s future. The piece frames Hoover as a household name and a global American symbol moving into the next election.
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America
Europe
Herbert Hoover
Mount Holyoke Boasts Three Generations of Students
Mount Holyoke College notes a tradition of multi generation ties with grandmothers who studied there among students and faculty. The article traces the institution’s long history dating back to 1835 as a lay women's college with three generations of attendees. It also mentions early automotive milestones in Springfield, Massachusetts, including the first real auto in 1891 and a later steam car.
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Mount Melyoke College
Stude
Mount Holyoke
Springfield
Mast
Charles S. Wheeler
Hiram Johnson
Hearst
Theodore Roosevelt
Nicholas Murray Rotler
Books and sets offered in an autumn sale deal
A local catalogue lists multi volume editions and single titles from Maupassant Poe Balzac Dickens and others with library editions cloth bindings and gilded tops. Prices vary from 2.25 to 21.50 with many sets priced in the 2.95 to 15.75 range and half price offers on select titles.
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Edgar Allan Poe
Balzac
Ules Knight
Charles Kingsley
Charles Dickens
Paris
William Walton
Rooseveltian Oratory Rings In Convention
A Chicago reporter mocks the convention scene amid hot weather and sprawling rhetoric. Focused on Frank L owd en and other speakers, the piece quips at campaign phrases while noting Henry Allen and Omar quotes, policy hints, and the convention’s chaotic energy. It also mentions Daniel P. Hays as board chairman and Mrs. Frank Chietian as secretary.
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Chicago
Noul
Frank O. Lowden
Mlinoia
Henry Allen
Omar Henry Allen
Wood
Omar
Bryan
Nebraska
Allen
Manila
W. A. Rodenberg
Lowden
Lincoln
Morrow
William G. Barrett
Daniel P. Hays
Frank Chietian
Alienist Dr Gregory Joins Bedford Reformatory Board
The Bedford New York reformatory board announced on June 11 that Dr Menus Gregory, an alienist who ran the psychopathic ward at Bellevue Hospital in New York, has been assigned to the women’s reformatory.
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Dr. Gregory
Bellevue
Women’s Reformatory
Bedford
N.Y
State Reformatory For Omen
Menus Gregory
Belleve Hospital
New York
State Committee Honors N. Y. Women Delegates
The New York delegation’s women were entertained by the New York Republican Women’s State Executive Committee at the Hamilton Club in Chicago. Mrs. Arthur L. Livermore led as hostess and planned the reception, hosting wives of delegates and visiting members. Support came from committee members Ruth Lit, Courtland Barnes, Helen Varick Boswell, Mary Chahoen, Florence Knapp, Florence Wardwell, Ed Hosmer, Laura Skinner, Charles S. Whitman, and Rosalie Loew Whitney.
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Livermore
Hamton Club
Chicago
New York
New York Republican Women
Hamilton Club
Arthur L. Livermore
Ruth Lit
Courtland D. Barnes
Helen Varick Boswell
Mary Chahoen
Florence Knapp
Florence Wardwell
Ed T. Hosmer
Laura Skinner
Charles 5. Whitman
Rosalie Loew Whitney
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New New York
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India
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L. Chittenden
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Charles Frohman
Isaac F. Marcosson
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Martin Rivas
Alberta Brunn
Gimbels Book Shop
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George Sylvester Viereck
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