Labor favored pick sought for vice president
Chicago June 14 United Press reports that Democrats seek a labor friendly running mate for McAdoo or other ticket leaders. George Brennan and Tom Tageart discuss shifts in convention plans with Illinois delegates split among McAdoo Ralston Smith and Davis while labor support targets a strong, business minded candidate from the Midwest.
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Charles Dawes
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George Brennan
Tom Tageart
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Brennan
New York
Smith
Illinois
Senator Ralston
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John W. Davis
West Virginia
Gov. Silver
New Jersey
Adoo
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Jeaders
Aeorch
Organized Labor
McAdoo
Gasoline Price Cut Prompts Buyers Club Forming in Rapids
Rapids June 14 Western Oil Co announces another gasoline price cut to 18 8 cents as city stations follow suit. Best Oil and Refiners forms a gasoline buyers club with a 70 cent membership fee promising members gasoline at 32 5 cents per gallon for high octane. Ceviar
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Western Oil Company
Fas
Easoline Buyers’ Club
Best Oil and Refinirs
Guerantees Club
Ceviar
Paris After Dinner Express to Paris by Imperial Airways
Imperial Airways plans an after dinner express service at 100 miles an hour between London and Paris. The scheme would let business travelers dine in London and reach Paris by bedtime. The company also operates night flying services in bio planes with sleeping berths to distant European capitals.
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Leaneon
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Paris
Imperial Airways, Ltd
Bedtuume
Bath charity club fines for swearing by peony fines
Bath England June 4 the Bath hospital reports donations from the Anti Swearing Club organized by a 13 year old Bath girl. Each member pays a peony fine for every swear word and two pence for Sundays and holidays. The club attracts members from all walks of life and remains active.
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Bath Hospital
Ube
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Aring. Oow
Andrew Freedman Memorial Home For Aged In New York
New York June 14 An enduring monument to the late Andrew Freedman former owner of the Giants has been dedicated in upper New York city. The Andrew Freedman home provides care for aged retirees who lost their money and cannot find institutions to admit them.
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Andrew Freedman
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New York National Leacure
New York City
Bota
Foreman
Coolidge Luck Seen In Calvin Coolidge Face Analysis
Washington psychologist Dr. William M. Marston argues President Calvin Coolidge's facial features reveal his political character. He analyzes the nose, eyes, mouth, and chin as indicators of restraint, balance, and disciplined action, concluding Coolidge's face reflects luck in leadership and calculated decisiveness.
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WM. MM. Marston
Ashington
Calvin Coolidge
Coolidge
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Tommy D Iron Horse Of Turf Ready For Busy Year
Detroit sport page notes Tommy D a veteran trotter pacer known as an iron horse. In 11 straight campaigns since 1918 he competed in 125 races and set a three heat Cape Breton record last year. His owners plan to race him again this season as one of the turf’s enduring performers.
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Detroit
Tommy D
Tommy
North Vernon
Ind
Cape Breton
Will Structure Seeds Home for Sister and Remainder for Charity
One half of the estate is set aside for the home, with the rest in trust for Mrs. Isabella Freedman. On her death it reverts to the Fredman home. The building features a large living room library billiard room and dining room on the first floor. Bedrooms with private baths exceed typical hotel sizes. The home is nonsectarian and accepts persons 60 to 80 regardless of religion. Hand wives are to stay together for life.
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Isabella Freedman
Fredman
Cantaloupes Abundantly Available at Sioux City Market
Sioux City market offers ample cantaloupes of high quality with season advance, priced from 10 to 15 cents each, marking a noticeable drop from prior levels. Local merchants promote fresh stock as demand rises and supply tightens.
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Sioux City
Oratory Game of Democrats 15 Main Event
Washington, June 14. Analysts weigh how eloquence may affect the Democratic convention with Cox and Baker as Ohio contenders. Carter Glass emerges as a practical compromise candidate backed by business interests, seen as stable and acceptable to both progressives and conservatives.
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Newton D. Pater
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al Mines
Ker Specch
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Wilson
Wheat Price to Rise Predicted for Credit Men
Dr. David Friday, director of research at the National Transportation Institute in Washington, told the National Association of Credit Men in Buffalo that wheat will sell at $1.25 per bushel before election day and $1.35 before Christmas on American and Canadian markets. He indicated broader price trends point to rising grain prices and a decline in action.
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N. Y
David Friday
National Transportation Institute
Washington
National Association of Credit Men
Turtle factory planned on Lacorpede islands off West Australia
Melbourne reports a new industry being established on the Lacorpede islands off the northwest coast of West Australia. The venture focuses on green and hawksbill sea turtles with catches described but details remain fragmentary.
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Melbourne
Lacorpede Islands
West Australia
Cruickshank Triumphs and Trials in Open Championship
The piece recalls Bobby Cruickshank's stunning tie with Bobby Jones at the Open, the 72 holes and a decisive nine foot putt to force a tie on a tough par four. It notes Cruickshank’s later obscurity, compares him to Black, and weighs whether Inwood or Detroit might offer his comeback.
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Bobby Jones
Cenckslank
Jones
Cruick
Cruickshank
Thor
Inwood
Detroit
Plan to Protect Indians Outlined In Long Bleed Article
Seventy four delegates from fourteen Pueblos sign a protest against efforts to suppress their sacred dances and customs. Dr Clements leads a campaign to urge public opposition to government actions attacking Pueblo religious beliefs in New Mexico.
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Los Angeles
Cal
New Mexico
Storze 2
Plos Angeles
Vambierre
Clements
Fire arrest drives arson charge amid deadly blaze untold
Detectives arrived at the scene of a large fire and detained a man fleeing the blaze, charging him with arson. Many lives were lost. later claims of innocence emerged and the tale shifted to a cat’s mournful vigil by the burning building, ending in the animal’s death three days later.
Baseball Scoreboard Highlights From a Busy Saturday
Long George Kelly belted his third home run of the day as the Giants beat the Red Sox 8 to 2 with a ninth inning drama. More than 40 609 fans packed Detroit to see the Yankees defeat the Tigers 6 to 2 while police guarded the field. Jacques Fournier slammed his 13th homer as the Dodgers beat the Cardinals 5 to 8. Ring held the Pirates to six hits as the Phillies won 8 to 1. The Indians broke an eighth inning tie to defeat the Redlegs, completing a series of varied results across the league.
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Yankees
Tigers
Jacques Fournier
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Pirates
Phillies
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Redlegs
Gilmore to Represent U S at Olympic Regatta
Garrett Gilmore of the Bachelor Club Philadelphia will represent the United States in the single sculls at the Olympic regatta. He won the first final trial by blasting a mile in 6 53, ahead of Paul Costello who finished 6 57 4 5. Yale’s Bulldoos crew won the eight shell trial, with the Navy officers second and the Penn varsity third.
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Garrett Gilmore
Bachelor
United States
Gilmore
Schuylkill
Russell Codman
Union Poat Boston
Costello
McGuire
Buffalo
Codman
Walter M. Hoover
Duluth
Hoover
I’hilasephia
Paul Costello
Yale
Navy
Workl
Navy Varsity
Penn
New York
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Vivian Tooker Funeral Held at Wesley Church
The funeral for Miss Vivian Tooker daughter of Mr and Mrs E B Tooker was held Saturday at 3 p m at the new Wesley Methodist church with Rev C S Burnette in charge She born November 3 1902 in Merrilla moved to Sioux City in 1912 and was a Frodelphian member She died last Thursday from complications after a tonsil operation Pallbearers included Emmett McDermot Bart Diesler Clifford Mussselman Harold Brower Wayne Rubel Maurice Rarick Honorary pallbearers were Gladys Brower Fern Peck Edna Manning Nettie Small Margaret Blenderman and Filo Purse.
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E. Ba. Tooker
New Wesley Methodist Church
C. S. Burnette
Miss Tooker
Merrilla
Sioux City
Frodelphian Literary Society
Emmett McDermot
Bart Diesler
Clifford Musselman
Harold Brower
Wayne Rubel
Maurice Rarick
Gladys Brower
Fern Peck
Edna Manning
Nettie Small
Margaret Blenderman
Filo Purse
Shirt Store Blaze Sparks at Slate Shirt, 311 Fourth Street
Fire crews battled an awning blaze at the Slate Shirt store located at 311 Fourth Street on Saturday at 3 35 p m. Investigators believe a cigarette discarded caused the fire.
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Fourth Street
Five Die as Potsdam Wansee Train Wreck Hits Rush Hour
In Berlin, a passenger train derailed at Potsdam Wansee Station during rush hour, killing five and seriously injuring 16 as it plowed into a line of cars. Traffic was delayed for hours.
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Potsdam-Wansee
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