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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1928
Page
9
Senator Guy Goff of West Virginia garnered 18 votes while the so-called dark horse ex-governor Towden withdrew. Charles Evans Hughes, though out, earned one vote, Charles Norris 24, Curtis 44, as Hoover's win stood decisive and Coolidge faced no nomination choice.
A Texas meeting of Republican leaders outlined a plan to back Herbert Hoover for president. Col Creager and Lt Gov Lucey spearheaded efforts, with Colonel Trine aiding in Dallas to rally party workers. Washington ties and Coolidge stance framed the drive as Hoover’s broad national appeal grew.
Fragmented account notes gendered fashion at a political convention with men receiving wardrobe leniency while women face strict expectations. Various delegates share concerns on outfits, with references to tailored suits, hats, stockings, and the challenge of packing attire for the event. The piece cites multiple named figures discussing societal dress norms and personal preparations.
The page chronicles Mrs Hoover’s influence in Washington society, noting her role with the Woman’s Household and her husband’s political path. It recounts how they met at Stanford or Berkeley era circles, their marriage, and her public duties shaping the White House era. It mentions geology interests and a ministerial wedding in a California village. It highlights her efforts leading social causes and her public image as First Lady.
A garbled message from Atlanta announces Herbert Hoover congratulating the Republican Party on his nomination for the presidency. It notes the letter was sent to the secretary of the convention and expresses support for Hoover and the party. The source cites the Atlanta Constitution with no relation to the candidate.
Smith delegates leave the Canal Zone at Teterustional Nena Brevier. BALROA pledges to support Governor Alfred Smith for the presidential nomination as the delegation sails to the convention amid tensions and political maneuvering in the national scene.
Hoover begins campaign focus after Republican convention daybreak in Wallington. Reports note long-distance conferences with party leaders as he weighs VP prospects and cabinet roles, including commerce secretary and potential new national committee leadership. Hoover plans to stay in Washington a week as Kansas City forces mobilize for coordinated strategy.
Local police officials to host events during the Democratic National Convention as part of security and civic duties. Mayor Oscar Uelramhe announced the program, detailing officer involvement and community coordination for today’s activities.
Carthage Tenn June 1 Daniel Mall Tennessee's party leader announced he will retire when his term expires at the approaching convention in Tollet on the political significance of this move remains unclear.
Fragmented OCR text describes a town political rally with mentions of Hoover and Brown, with references to a local school yard scene, a mayoral emphasis, and a parade. It narrates inhabitants preparing, debates on leadership, and a chaotic, festive atmosphere as townsfolk anticipate a major political moment.
The Evening News political column analyzes Hoover's fit for president amid mixed reactions. It notes Hoover’s qualifications pleasing many Wall Street figures yet skeptical sentiment persists among others, with Coolidge's stance and Sen George A. Muoxes in the mix. The piece details party factions, convention dynamics, and proposals shaping Hoover’s policy platform and reelection prospects.
Louis K Liggett of Topeka named Republican Massachusetts delegate to succeed William Butler on the committee. Butler chair of the committee and 1924 activist for the Coolidge organization. Liggett planned to stand for reelection to the county committee.
The Kansas City convention sees Farmers turning to the Democrats as farmers seek equalization relief denied by Republicans. Frank Murphy of Whealon TH, a convention delegate, urges support for the minerly gst plank and promises a national shift to back relief in Houston. He warns the party may not bind their votes to ensure success and to win relief.
Advertisement for Bendemeer Lodge in Evergress Caln detailing vacation lane access near Mt. Evans forty two miles from Denver. Highlights include attractive hikes meals are likely, fishing, damcinz, and mountain hikes. Offers reservation prices and illustrated folder with wild, mist or events.
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