Coolidge Nominated on First Ballot by Republican Convention
President Coolidge wins the Republican nomination on the first ballot in Cleveland with nearly universal support except for a few protests from La Follette and North Dakota. The session included a lengthy vice presidential fight around Judge William Kenyon, with Butler and Mellon opposing a quick Kenyon push.
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Kenyon denies candidacy for Republican vice presidency
Federal Judge Kenyon stated in the Circuit Court of Appeals in St Paul that he was not and never had been a candidate for the Republican vice presidential nomination. The report details convention actions, speeches by Burton representing Massachusetts, and attempts by Mellon and Reed to influence the Kenyon movement.
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Coolidge Is Nominated On Radio Broadcast
President Coolidge, seated at a White House radio receiver with Mrs. Coolidge, heard the party nomination for the next Republican campaign. He was told the convention's vote details and gave no public reaction when the tally finished.
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Borah Declines Nomination On Final Republican Vice Presidential Day
In Cleveland June 12 the Republican platform and Coolidge renomination were settled but the vice presidential race remained unsettled. Senator Borah informed leaders he would not accept the nomination, while Reed praised Curtis as the best available choice and Borah’s refusal blocked a unanimous vote.
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Certificates To Be Awarded To Frederick Seventh Graders
About 509 seventh grade pupils in Frederick County will receive certificates at a Friday morning ceremony in the City Opera House. Emory L. Cohlentz will deliver the address and G. Lloyd Palmer will preside as the superintendent of education announces the event.
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James Franklin Leather
Calvin Foodrose Moter
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Dorothy £. RKanneberger
Srlvia A. DeLaucer
Raymond Baeford
Paul Kessler
James Stier
Adamstown
Richard Ormond Drutton
Helen Lenore Hoffman
Ward Lowe
Thames
Austin Calvin Murray
Ethel Virginia Rowings
Church Street
Archie Alexander
Joseph Apple
Beverley Biser
Lesse Bussard
Richard Bruches
Wilson Clemson
William Cole
Baylor Crist
Millard Dansberger
William Fisher
Donald Gearinzer
Donald Haller
Harry Haller
Charles Harris
Everett Schildknecht
Philip Seeger
Henry Working
John Young
Estelle Baumgardner
Catherine Cramer
Helen Dauznerty
Ruth Driver
Eleanor Eichelbers Jr
Reena Fabriner
Irene Goodson
Hilda Haller
Frances King
Mary McComas
Bessie Painter
Elizabeth Pries
Helen Rhoads
Ethel Ramsburg
Miriam Rhoads
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Elaine Rowe
Margaret Saser
Alice Sialer
Amelia Weinberg
Raymond Drer
Robert Dudrox
John Foland
James Grove
Merelith Baer
Elwood Cram
Benjamin Grove
Franklin Hahn
Harvey Mariz
Robert Nusz
Francis Patson
Austin Rice
Russell Yinger
Glenn Xinger
Ruth Conard
Halga Neil
Jysm Beatty
Bessie Brill
Thelma Cotler
Rebecca DalEacle
Clara Garber
Lowie Gardner
Mery Gosnell
Mabel Geisinger
Evelyn Hooper
Margaret Hooter
Regina Kolb
Anna Larkin
Helen Markos
Helen Michael
Geraldine Minker
Margaret Phebus
Theresa Siuli
Elizabeth Trson
Lilian Thomas
Virginia William- Martha White
Elizabeth Yinter
Crews
Maynard King
Rabie Landis
Harry Quinn
Joseph Shook
Maynard Summers
Charles Troxel
Amersep Waltz
Robert White
William Ravidis
Helen Beall
Marcaret Brunner
Edith Fleming
Edith Hater
Pauline Hildebrand
Ruth Jacobson
Isabelle Jones
Srlvia Levy
Evelyn Mayhugh
Elizabeth Miller
Sera Murphy
Helene Null
Marcelline Routzaha
Katherine Shaw
Margaret Smith
Carrie Sprankle
Asnes Step
Frances Sul‘cer
Helen Summers
Pauline ‘Kinger
Newtie Wenner
Joe Ancelo
Hart Bruches
Monroe Burdette
Albert Cavell
Crancie Crutcher
James Doub
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Concrete and rail work reshapes Market Street traffic
Rapid concrete pours advance on Market Street from South Market Bridge to All Saints Street. Paving torn up to Second Street. Potomac Edison walls removed to Church Street. New groove rails to be laid on steel ties in concrete. crossings limited to ease traffic amid wet weather. Labor noted as satisfactory despite rain hesitancy.
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Business Matters Up at Convention
The nineteenth annual Grand Lodge of Pythian Sisters reconvened for the second day of its conclave. Finances and minor legislative measures dominated the morning session while new officers were installed this afternoon. A tribute to deceased members will follow adjournment and a special car will take members to Braddock Mountain resort. Prize winners announced for Flag Day Essay Contest include Elizabeth Haller Mary Davis Bessie Buji and Rawlings Poole. Miss Haller and Miss Davis will receive prizes at commencement. the others at grammar school exercises. Each winner receives a five dollar gold piece. Rev J E Ainsworth resigns Manor Lutheran Parish to become Buckingham School superintendent. The Manor churches cover St Matthews Manor St Marks Doubs and St Luke's Pt of Rocks.
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Adamstown
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Manor
J. E. Ainworth
Ladies night planned at Frederick Rotary Club meeting
The Frederick Rotary Club hosts a Ladies night at Hotel Braddock this evening. The gathering is scheduled for about 6.30 o'clock.
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