GOOLIDGE Wins by Board's Praise
Washington dispatch reports the Methodist Episcopal church temperance board opposes Governor Al Smith for his wet stance not his religion. Dr. Clarence True Wilson commends Coolidge on prohibition, defends petitioning power, and notes Wadsworth’s New York defeat as a significant dry victory.
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Washington
Board of Temperance, Prohibition and Public Morals
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
al Smith
New York
Clarence True Wilson
Coolidge
Congress
Methodist Church
Wilson
Walsh
Monstana
Hike Smith
Anti-Saloon League
Frank T. Smith
Illinois
Drys
Coal- Wdge
California
Oregon
Arizona
Kentucky
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Midnight Frolic for L A Charity In Elks Club
One hundred performers plus Park Commissioner Ray Lambert and Sheriff James Stevens will headline a midnight charity show at the Empire Theatre starting 11 o'clock on December 22. Nearly all acts are professionals, with 25 separate performances planned. Tickets were first bought by Luther Van Lendingham, chairman of the ticket committee, and jazz bands will provide music for the Black Bottom dance contest between Lambert and Stevens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Lambert
James Stevens
Elks Club
Fmopire
O’elseck
BR. Burke
Burke
Luther van Lendingham
Ticket Com Tmittes
Lambert
Sheriff Stevens
TELEGRAPH HINTS ON EDUCATION FUNDS FOR CRAW INDIAN CHILDREN
Congress seeks 75820 for tuition payments to Craw Indian children at Montana state schools in a bill by Rep. Leavitt Republican Montana. Also notes anniversary of the telephone with a bust unveiling of Bell on Capitol grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bee
Congress
Montana
Leavitt
Dee
Smithgowian Institution
Alexander Graham
Bell
Army Recruits Route Change Delay In Texas and Oklahoma
A segment reports T72 recruits for the Eighth Corps arriving at Galveston on the St Mihiel and redirected by rail due to impassable roads. Recruits split among Fort Sill Fort Bliss Marfa Fort Meiltoshed Jaredo Fort Clark, with Second division to receive 547 of the recruits and some assigned to the air corps.
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Eighth Corps
Galveston
St. Mihiel
San Antonio
Fort Sill
Oklas
Fort Biss
al Paso
Marfa
Fort Melitosh
Iaredo
Fort Clark
Air Corps
Youth Plea Wins Pardon For Horse
A 14 year old boy told the mayor his horse pulled an express wagon and wandered all night, breaking into a stall and ending up in the city pound. Acting Major Phil Wright granted a pardon by giving the boy a document to reclaim the horse from the pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dobbin
Phil Wright
Embryo Expressman
Pound
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Goolidge
Smith
L. A. Charity
Gonzales
Tex
William Boothe
Avadoo
Cheyenne
William Gibb McAdoo
John W. Martin
Florida
Nellie.t. Ross
Secretary of State
Fort Worth
R. H. L. Roy
Texas
Fort. Worth
District of Texas A
M. College Extension Service
Austin
Cisco
Hubby
Game, Fish and Oyster
Mexts.-Tex
J. A. Horn and Company
Abilene
Mexis
Municipal Auditatium
James T. Wheeler
Mexia
Southern “Pacific
Marlin
Mineola Jast
Groesbeck
Raemondville
A. Brows
Iosfordy
Will Rose
Bitesley -Houston
Park Avenue
Atlantic City
State Association of Real Estate Boards
Theicense
Commission
Taft
Cal
Dev
Hamelin
Harry Lawrence
Court of Criminal Appeals
Miriam A. Ferguson
Bernard A. Mensch
New York Stock Exchange
Socient
Order of Pi Rhodmega
New York University
Atrana
Bay Pena
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Theodore
Masonic Lodge
Ossining
N.Y
Sing Sing
Brooklyn
Sault Ste Marie
State Department
American Légion
Senate
Chicago
Président Coolidge
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Lon and Travis Sts
Hhi
Hoyle
Rarick
Cokili
Oon
Ise
Tn 5
Coats
Richie
O’coats
Aliso
Credit Clothing
West Houston St
Wen
Big Sunday Light
Crockett
Meyer Rosenman
Santa Claus
Elgin, Waltham, Hamilton
Singer
Columbia and Edison
Liberal Loan CO
Houston ST
Flores Street
Commerce ST
Laredo Street
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