Keynoter Excorriates GOP in Vice Presidential Rac
A dramatic keynote by Claude G. Bowers denounces the Harding Coolidge era and calls Democrats to unite to “throw the rascal out” at the Democratic National Convention. He targets Republican leaders, condemns Teapot Dome and corruption, and contrasts liberal policy with Jeffersonian restraint while urging farm relief and unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Holmes I
Houston Nalt
House Tex
Claude G. Dowerx
Veterans’ Bureau
Harding- Woalidge
Wixheyt
Fran
Ia Follette
Teapot
Sinclair
Patry
Mae Mt
Nower
Marry Sinclair
Bowers
Corr
Republic
Teenubllans
Democrati
Kota
Claude G. Bowers
N. Y
Republican” Administration
Houston
Palm Heights Battle Ends Controversy Over New Sewage Plan
Street Commissioner Pay Fi announced a settlement for Palm Heights after months of dispute over a new sewage project. Frank Wooth acted for Ve W. Milla as owner, with McFilla to cover the sewage statement cost, while the city would pay a $336 connection charge for each of about 300 homes, totaling around £5000, per Steffler.
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Palm Heights
Pay Fi. Stellers
Frank Wooth
Ve W. Milla
Chiladelphia
Bud Ren
Steffler
Mc Filla
Steffaald
Pol Ihullé
Sant Tarturo Forthe
Democratic Battle Shout in Wartime Speech Fragments
Fragmented phrases denounce privilege and corruption as speakers rally against Republicans and call for reclaiming government. The garbled text references eight years of Wilsonian policy, soldiers, farmers, and a demand to tear down systems of privilege while urging vigilance and action.
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Cal
Connorations
Leo Sel
Melenhar
Bowers
Houston
Willy
Hepubligan
Linn Yeon
Harry Stuchair
Lek
Daugherty
Wilson
Local Stakeholders Reach Street Contract Agreement
The parties reach an accord on street regeneration and graveling along Somerset Road and De Sota Street.City officials will hold water-related additions and related terms pending final approval and public notice.
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Antonio
Somerset Road
de Sota
Democratic convention hints of Smith and Woollen candidates
Houston June 27 UP Now Manes enthusiasm wanes as talks turn to final ticket. Delegates from Oklahoma South Dakota New Mexico back Rob Robinson while Hull Woollen and other favorites draw support. Kentucky Tennessee and Ohio delegations weigh candidates including Woollen Hull and Je JeLemie amid a wide field.
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Houston
Dawn
Hewator Robinson
Arkansas
Edewards
New Jersey
New York
Smith
Tecaine
Oklahoma
South Unoting
New Mexico
Robhui
Cordell Hull
Tennessee
Uwitcherwk
Nebraska
Indiana
Maine
Georgia
Mode Istani
Inuiana
Nil
Nelid
Newton
Walter
Wilson
Alice Pomerene
Rnor Donuley
Ohio
Pomerene
Kentucky
Kentucky Kenneskee
Wood
Henry Men
D Wgoroux
Kertucke
Worl Virmn
Allen
bin May Agers
Cavaralle
Flint
Govrrnor Smith
Denveratit
Wiscouxin
William Milene
Vlea
John A. JeJemie
Marine Corps
Nevada
George Te. Herry
Prestone Union
Aoseip
Shoever
South Redrels
Sevator Carter Olnas
Ke Union
Democratic Party
City Official Thanks Press For Attending Widening Meeting
Commissioner Paul B. Steffler thanked reporters for covering the Wednesday widening opening and improvement event. He could not attend the Democratic convention in Houston due to a conflicting schedule, with several notices already mailed and others under consideration.
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Paul B. Steffler
Steffler
Houston
Plans for Dantint Young Teo Union Encampment Outlined
Plans for a Dantint Young Teo Union encampment outline July 24 to 22 in Baptist patpla of lynt services. William Law Te or, City President, states ROY, P. U, srotk all will attend. About fifty Ban MN attend.
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Plana
Politicians eat watermelons and talk in Houston heat
A column by Royal S. Copeland from 1924 depicts politicians at a watermelon parlor in Houston, noting hot weather, public interest in platforms and prohibition, and mentions Alfred E. Smith of New York as a potential presidential candidate with Joseph T. Robinson of Arkansas as running mate, amid Democratic party tensions.
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Royal S. Copeland
Staten Stautor
New York
Gonpricht
Universal Keres Inc
Eadsereal
Houston
Vorhiapa
Sor
Alfred B. Smith
Por Vica
Joseph I. Hobdusou
Arkanray
Army boosts Malone rank in major general promotion
Maj. Gen. Paul D. Malone receives a promotion to general while recovering at Walter Reed General Hospital Washington D C after Maj. Gen. Thomas Donaldson retires from command of the Eighth Corps Area. Bowley assumes command and has led units of the Second Division from Chicago.
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Thomas
Donaldeon
Eighth Corps
Walter Teed
Washington, D. C
Paul DB
Malone
Wajer
Fort Sam Howston
Sixth Corns
Chicago
Albert J. Bowley
Haeed
Donaldson
New fliers put on duty with active reserve calls
High school graduates from the Advanced Joint school at Kelly field, commissioned second lieutenants in the organized reserves, are ordered to active duty July 1. Names include Lieuts J and C EB Trad show, French, Kalberer, Kefiyon, Price, and Th Wortsmith with the First Provit Group at Selfridge Field. others reassigned to Fort Bliss, Fort Sam Houston, and related posts as observers and pilots.
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Kelly Field
Tieuts
J. & Tables
C. EB
French
A. W. Kalberer
T. Kefiyon
Price
Th Wortsmith
Porevit
Selfridge
Tiltut
Tangley Fleldy
Bern Wasiane
Torelfth
Fort Sam
Wright Pushes Early Routines at City Hall Meeting
Acting Mayor Wright stresses starting early as a path to success while noting traditions and routines. He mentions Snyvor Chambers attending the Dintosrade convention in Huonstan and references desk names and a planned entry time for the day as part of the schedule.
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Wright
Maken
Adnan Dealthy
Detlig Obaervei
Plm
Snyvor Chambers
Huonstan
Effy Hall Wedugsting Osis
Brady Buys Free Truck for Power Project
June 27 the city council at a called session approved the purchase of a triple combination truck with pump, water, chemical, and other equipment for a power project. The cost is 1000 dollars.
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Brady
Thin Aliornan
Kansas City Has No Case Against Holdup Suspect
Kansas City June 27 Chief of detectives Ely says no case exists against the Madison Cowboy Hays connected to a robbery of the Howe Trust company and the slaying of Patton dam Bindh after a fire at Withersee. Witnesses from both Flame Crust and City Bank robbers could identify him.
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Kansas City
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