Hoover Nominated as Ideal Republican Standard Bearer
Delegates at the convention nominate Herbert Hoover with Scott praising his energy and leadership. California supporters lead a rousing parade as Hoovers name is spared to the end, with a large ovation from statesmen and governors including Rolph of California and Gardiner of Maine.
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Hoover Nomination Tense Convention Fight in Oregon
A tumultuous Oregon presidential preference primary scene erupts as Dr. Joseph J. France seeks to address the convention and Calvin Coolidge, with Hoover backing, is debated. Police escort removes France after clashes over speaking rights as Oregon’s Hoover slate dominates despite protests and platform battles over prohibition and party unity.
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Prohibition Battle Leaves Scars at Chicago Convention
Chicago June 16 The Prohibition plank split the convention with 681 to 472 votes in rejecting a repeal stance. Wets left disgruntled as bitter floor clashes and sharp resolutions marked the night session, signaling wounds likely to linger in the campaign as party factions diverge.
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Firestone Calls For Prohibition Repeal Stance by G O P
CHICAGO June 1. Harvey Firestone rubber magnate arrived from Akron and voiced disappointment with the party’s prohibition stand. He supported repeal, saying enforcement failures harm public order and that the eighteenth amendment must be repealed. He urged the resubmission plan is a difficult route to repeal.
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Calles Party Heads to New York for Wife Hospitalization
Mexico City June 16. General and Mrs Plutarco Elias Calles will depart by special train for New York where Mrs Calles, gravely ill, will enter a hospital for an operation. The move is reported by Excelsior.
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Magic rock Wool insulation promise cold homes
An advertisement from Home Inavalion Co of Texas claims new rock wool insulation fills walls, seals heat, and cuts fuel costs. The copy promises easy installation by a machine, minimal disruption, and substantial savings, urging readers to call for a free estimate.
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Senate Rejects Bonus Despite Veteran Protests
The senate body stands firm against paying the bonus as veterans and supporters press on Washington. Organized lobbying by state groups and veteran committees seeks to force a reversal, while military authorities coordinate emergency medical support at multiple camps and central dispensaries to treat wounded and distribute aid.
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Veterans threaten to squat in DC building over bonus demand
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