Daniels Calls for Peace Pledges to Join World Court
Washington June 4 Former secretary of the navy Josephus Daniels urged both major parties to honor pledges to fund the world court and back peace as he spoke at American University commencement. He argued no constructive foreign policy since 1924 and urged arbitration over war.
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Josephus Daniels
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American University
United States
Kellose
Coolidge
Summer Capitol at Superior for President Coolidge Visit
Superior Central High School hosts the Summer Capitol event as a citizen committee coordinates President Coolidge’s Brule River visit. Col. W. E. Starling aids, with utilities and press services set to be ready by Thursday. Highway and railroad work advance by state and county orders to accommodate the president’s special train.
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Wis
Coolidge Superior Central High School
W. E. Starling
Brule
Telephone and Telegraph Companies
Dennison Tine Supplies Year Round Outdoor and Home Goods
Dennison Tine offers year round entertainment goods for picnics lawn parties and outdoor events as well as interior decorations Bates Book and Gift Shop.
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Bates
Florida Primary Vote Rolls In From Jacksonville
Florida returns from 241 of 1181 precincts show Doyle Carlton leading for governor with 1525 votes and other candidates trailing. Park Trammell leads over Governor John W. Martin for the Senate with 22589 to 16586. Sheriff Hiers accuses Tampa police of poll disorder as voters report intimidation. Ruth Bryan Owen contests seat in the fourth district with a 11925 to 7788 margin in 107 of 28 precincts.
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James M. Carson
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Park Trammell
Florida
Ruth Bryan Owen
William Jennings Brean
W. J. Sears
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Sears
Lowden Looms as Firemix Face Scangtime Nomination
In a tense scene Lowden gains momentum while firemix falters amid Yarding's nomination noise. The race features shifting support and uncertain outcomes as candidates contend for visibility.
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Lowden
Coalition ticket wins Chicago superior court bench
In Chicago on election day a coalition slate won the six superior court seats by about a two to one margin over the bar association ticket. Voter turnout was light with roughly 20 percent of 1.228 million registered casting ballots. Voters approved three traction measures including a referendum on franchise grants and the use of funds for bus and subway projects.
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Bar Association
Advance Guard Arrives in Kansas City for Convention
Kansas City June 4 A steady drizzle kept early arrivals indoors at the Republican national convention. Delegates and leaders gathered in clubs and hotels to discuss futures and credentials while awaiting Clarence Buck and Hoover representatives to arrive and set up campaigns.
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Florida
Plan to Unite on Site for Nebraska Veterans Hospital
A Nebraska patriotic group will meet at the Fontenelle hotel in Omaha on Wednesday to select a single site for a proposed state veterans hospital. They aim to unite competing towns and secure unified support for locating the hospital in Nebraska.
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Lincoln Supreme Court hears airport bond validity challenge
The Nebraska Supreme Court heard arguments on the legality of Lincoln city airport bonds voted in April. The mandamus seeks state auditor registration of the bonds. Key issues include whether a simple majority suffices and if an airport qualifies as a public service property.
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Supreme Court
Record Hop Over Ocean Endures Pacific Flight Milestone
The transpacific Southern Cross, captained by Kingsford-Smith, arrived Suva Fiji after 4,128 miles from Hawaii and 7,500 miles from Oakland to Sydney. The crew including Ulm Lyon Warner faced storms and time-zone delays in a historic 3,138 mile overwater stretch.
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Australia
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Harry W. Lyon
James Warner
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California
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Flight radio silenced as plane nears Hawaii
During a Tuesday flight to Hawaii the Southern Cross radioed about a downward air current. An hour of radio silence followed, sparking fear among listeners until communication resumed and the crew remained afloat.
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Southern Cross
Omuaha Bee-News
Nebraska Facts on Roads Seeds Exports and Utilities
The first federal aid road in Nebraska was the five mile Lincoln to Emerald brick road with 542,700 dollars state and federal funding. Nebraska has spent over 20 million dollars on highway construction since then. The state shipped over 400 carloads of certified seed potatoes last season and 5,564 carloads in 1922 were exported. Nebraska graduates expect to earn about 2.75 million dollars before June 15, 1928. Only one Nebraska utility serves a city with water electricity and gas Central Power Company at Nebraska City Plattsmouth and York have private water systems.
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Emerald
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Plattsmouth
York
DAVIS CONDEMNS GROUPS IN RADIO ADDRESS
New York June 5 John W Davis former ambassador to Great Britain condemned self seekers and reformers in a radio speech on the federal bill of rights. He warned of a dozen organized campaigns aiming to subtract from constitutional rights and urged that liberty best embodies American genius.
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New York
John W. Davis
Great Britain
America
War Grave Crosses To Be Turned
Secretary Davis orders destruction of wooden World War I grave crosses in Europe as they are replaced by marble headstones. Crosses sent to relatives will not be returned. markers belong to the American people. Replacements finished except at Meuse Argonne Oise Aisne and Somme cemeteries in France. Somme work delayed by cemetery beautification plans.
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Europe
Davis
Meuse-Argonne
Oise-Aisne
Somme
France
Loyal Democrats urged to stay true to party principles
The message stresses unity and loyalty to the party platform and its nominees. It warns against complacency and запрещes outsiders from spying at meetings.
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