Gibbons Plays Ringmaster as G O P Circus Returns
A satirical piece frames the Republican Party as a grand old party circus. It mocks campaign promises, offers and slogans with mentions of Benjamin Harrison, Washington veterans, and figures like Governor Lowden as a “dark horse” in a Chicago setting.
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Commonwealth
Benjamin Harrison
Lake Erie
Father Abraham
Washington
Maine
California
Legion
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Republican Party
Dinkus H. Blinkus
Messers Hokum
Oakum
Soakum
Thefts of bloomers and powder puff shock Vermont duo
In Bennington Vermont on June 11 Harold Hurley and Moses Brent each paid 40 dollars for stealing a pair of girls bloomers a brassiere and a powder puff from a parked auto belonging to Mrs. Glaude LeBatt of Arlington while she shopped. Both men admitted the theft but were embarrassed when questioned by Judge Samuel H Blackmer who read the warrant.
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Bennington
Harold Hurley
Moses Brent
Glaude LeBatt
Arlington
Hurley
Belit
Samuel H. Blackmer
Spur Poison Fatality Shocks Wisconsin Town
In Little Rapids Wisconsin on June 11 Agnes Lal Frambsis was spurred by a rooster while tending a Sunday dinner, later dying from blood poisoning. Separately, The New Jersey National Bank and Trust company failed to open its branches today, with December 31 capitalization of 2.86 million dollars and deposits of 13.88 million.
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Agnes Lal Frambsis
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New Jersey National Bank and Trust Company
Roosevelt Drafts Banker Melvin Traylor as VP Pick
A quiet campaign to draft Melvin A Traylor as running mate to Governor Franklin D Roosevelt was reported acceptable to Roosevelt. Traylor, a Chicago banker, would ease East concerns over fiscal policy and economic questions. The Roosevelt camp favored his business prominence to reassure party factions.
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Washington, D. C
CINS
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Roosevelt
Traylor
Hoover Keeps in Touch by Phone With Convention
President Hoover maintained long distance phone contact from the White House with Chicago, seeking to settle the prohibition platform in the committee room. After discussions with aides and cabinet members, officials expected a repeat fight would be avoided and the resolutions committee to submit a moderate referendum proposal.
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Washington, D. C
Apartment ads and rental listings from a local paper
Fragmented ad rows show multiple apartment listings with contact names and terse pricing notes. Names like Lou Grocks and Jorenhine Davies appear amid scattered addresses such as Callaghan and Una, with hints of monthly rates and move in terms. The jumble suggests a classified rental section with various properties and dates.
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Callafary
Metinga
Tenehnien
Torinza
Maith
Callaghan ' Amanti
St. Mary'n
Una
Jorenhine Davies
Togeir
Matian Ann
Wes
Tania
Tony
Means Freed on Fourth Count in $4000 Embezzlement Case
Justice Pruter in the District of Columbia Supreme Court accepted a motion by Morrison Wampler for a directed verdict of acquittal on the fourth count charging embezzlement of $4000 by Gasun B. Means. The other charges remain. he is accused of swindling Evalyn Walsh McLean of $104,000 for the Lindbergh ransom and kidnappers’ expenses. No verdict will be reached Monday.
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Washington, D. C
James M. Prorter
District of Columbia Supreme Court
T- Morrison Wampler
Gasun B. Means
Means
Evalyn Walsh McLean
Tansom
Episel
Hoover Warns Savings Must Cut Further
Washington June 1. President Hoover warned a hastily called White House conference of Republican leaders that new economies or new revenues totaling from 150,000,000 to 200,000,000 must be found by Congress. Attending were Sen Smoot of Utah chairing the finance committee, Sen Jones of Washington, Sen Hale of Maine, Rep Wood of Indiana, Col J Clawson Roop budget director. Smoot and Wood said they were sure this could be done without long delay in ending the session.
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Congress
Hoover
White House
Smoot
Ula
Jones
Washington
Appropriations
Hale
Maine
Wood
Indiana
House
Col. J. Clawson Roop
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