Political Announcements and Harding Prospects in Daily Register
The Daily Register lists candidates Ralph Gimbert and Frank for Congress, while noting the Republican nomination of Warren G Harding of Ohio on the 10th ballot. The piece discusses party dynamics, progressive views, and Harding's appeal amid a mixed platform, with editorials weighing his fit for the nation and state.
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Daily Register
Democratic Party
Ralph Gimbert
Shelby County
Frank
Anderson County
Warren G. Harding
Ohio
Chicago
Keng
Roosevelt
Hardine
Naa
Gov. Cox
Harding
Wilson
Peace Treaty Platform Draws Fire From Critics
The text accuses the peace treaty platform of being vague and filled with platitudes while criticizing the Republican Congress for inefficiency and failure. It questions trust in Harding’s personal worth to balance the platform and labels the whole as a joke.
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League of Nations
Republican Congress
Harding
Booth n Dash at Convention Sums Wood Delegates’ Vp Bid
At the Republican National Convention a group backing Wood attempted to swap the vice presidency for Wood votes with Governor Morrow of Kentucky. Frank Hitchcock, the Wood campaign head, led the maneuver amid unusual delegate resistance.
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Gov. Morrow
Kentucky
Frank Hitchcock
Southern delegates stir GOP rift over bid for vice presidency
The account recalls a confrontation where a prominent Southern figure resisted manipulation of delegates, likening Ken tucky supporters to Georgia Negro delegates. Governors Morrow and Hert are praised for backing the Lowdon ship until disaster forced a switch to Harding, highlighting party pressures and loyalty amid a volatile nomination fight.
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Georgia
Gov. Morrow
Hert
Harding
Carnival Plans Mature for County School Event
Plans for a county school carnival in Richmond include a parade and exhibits of scholars work. The two day event aims to unite parents, teachers, and students in a reunion style program believed to be the most extensive yet.
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Iaver
Richmond
Giants retool around Tom Grubbs from Kentucky
The New York Sun and World report a Giants reorganization to lift the club from the cellar with new players. Tom Grubbs of Mt. Sterling appears on the players bench and is described as in fine condition with potential to transform the Giants' prospects.
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Tom Grubbs
Mt. Sterling
University of Kentucky Wildcat
Neaw York Giants
New York Sun
World
Giants
Alumni Banquet Highlights Eastern Normal Com mencement Closing
Alumni Association events marked the close of the Eastern Normal commencement with a Friday morning business meeting electing H. H. Gibson president and Prof. J. H. Booth secretary. A Friday night banquet drew about 80 former graduates as city schools remain in session. The Summer School in the Model department will start Tuesday. Various political nominations were announced by sponsors including William A McAdoo and James W. Gerard with more names to be placed in nomination.
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Alumni Association
Eastern Normal
H. H. Gibson
Whitesboro
J. H. Booth
Model
William A.mcadoo
Burrus Jenkings
Kansas City
Mitchell Palmer
John H. Bigelow
Pennsylvania
James Cox
Ohio
James C. Johnson
Columbus
Edward I. Foowards
New Jersey
Charles F. F. O’brien
Jersey City
Robert L. Owen
Oklahoma
D. Hayden Linebaugh
Muskogee
Okla
James W. Gerard
U. S
G Cherry
Sioux Falls
Gilbert Hitchcock
Nebraska
A. C. Schellenberger
County Teachers Examination Planned for June
Plans are made for the regular teachers examination on Friday and Saturday June 17 18 at the Eastern Normal. The test is open to all desires to take it and applies to both white and colored teachers. Grades for county school teachers are issued before the next term begins July 19 for white schools and July 12 for colored schools. Nearly all colored instructors are chosen and Rich mond has furnished many colored teachers to other counties. The county superintendent Edwards expects another large list of applicants this year. Colored school attendance and department work last year were creditable.
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Eastern Normal
Tim
Usua
Richmond
Edwards
Rain Aids Tobacco Planting After Hot Spell
Rain Sunday night gives farmers chance to resume planting tobacco after a period of heat. Some small holders have finished setting cropland and report good progress.
Master Quille Douglas Vacation with Cousin in Lancaster
Master Quille Douglas spends his vacation with his cousin Cecil P Douglas in Lancaster, detailing family travel plans and leisure time away from home.
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Quille Douglas
Cecil P Douglas
Lancaster
Lebanon Marion County Reads Tax Hike At City Council
At a regular meeting the Lebanon city council directed a levy for school purposes of 1.05 percent and a city tax rate of 73 cents in response to a large local school board tax increase. A taxpayer quoted Mark Twain to comment on the situation.
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Lebanon
Marion County
Schoo Board
Daily Register
Mark Twain
Wilson
Democrats Name Orators for Meeting in San Francisco
In San Francisco on June 12 the Democrats selected eight speakers to present nominating speeches for the presidential candidates at the national convention. The event sets the stage for the June 28 gathering with specified orators named.
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San Francisco
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