Coolidge Says He Has Eliminated Himself From Race
President Coolidge told the Republican National Committee at the White House that he regards himself eliminated from the 1928 presidential campaign and urged the party to select another candidate. He said his decision would be respected, while some friends expect he could still be drafted if needed. The speech sparked silent reaction among listeners as it closed with a firm statement of his intentions.
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Milady in 2000 AD and Lithuania's historic expanse
The fragment notes a Fantat flapper in AL and Sarah discussing unlikely futures. It mentions a quarrel between Lithuania and Poland over Vilna during a period when Lithuania was a republic of about 6 million people. It recalls Lithuania’s medieval prominence as a vast state larger than Switzerland and Denmark combined in the 13th century.
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November 24 event notes reveal a detour in route planning. Mentions Warrick and Moss, with late firings and schedules unclear.
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Studebaker Commanders Rally Cover 25000 Miles Each
Three Studebaker Commanders logged 25000 miles apiece with roadsters finishing in 22 968 minutes at 65.31 mph and the sedan traveling the same distance at about 62 mph.
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