Prohibition Planks debated by platform committee
The platform committee on works reviews league and prohibition planks amid tentative recommendations and possible agreement. Debate centers on a wet plank favoring repeal of the 8th amendment and Volstead enforcement changes, while a beer and wine plank and a reform declaration are debated amid factional tensions and past Wilson era notes.
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League and Creaty Plank
Colby
Wilson
Kenor
Sizak
Relieved breathing aids urged in Sorbol ad benefits ad
Fragmentary ad copy touts Sorbol Quadruple for throat and breathing relief, claiming easing of throat pain and breathing difficulty. It also lists Crin stores and drug stores as sources. The faint medical claims contrast with broader political notes about a San Francisco platform subcommittee and administration support.
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J. C. Sleeper
Descendant of Late Dem Boss Attends Convention
Charles Boeschenstein, descendant of Roger Sullivan, attends the Democratic convention as national committeeman from Illinois. Wilbur W. Marsh serves as treasurer. The party debates dry plank and a treaty ratification pledge, with Senator Walsh backing the plank and Mr Cochran seeking recognition for the Irish Republic.
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Dem
Charles Boeschenstein
Roger Sullivan
Chicago
Finois
Wilbur W. Marsh
Bryan
League
Walsh
Cochran
Ohio Republicans Adopt Brief Platform at State Convention
At Columbus the Republican state convention adopted a concise platform and chose two presidential electors at large, W. H. Boyd of Cleveland and L. J. Tabor of Barnesville, with Harry M. Daugherty declining the nomination. The platform endorses Harding and Coolidge, calls for federal anti lynching laws, praises veterans, and supports a balanced budget and state efficiency. It also endorses agricultural interests and denounces Democratic administration.
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Columbus
W. H. Boyd
Cleveland
L. J. Tabor
Barnesville
Harry M. Daugherty
Canidates
Cole
Davis
McCulloch
Resolutions Committee
Republican Party of Ohio
Warren G. Harding
Calvin Coolidge
Massachusetts
General Assembly
Eighty-Third General Assembly
New Restaurant Opens on Broad Street
A new restaurant debuts at 549 Broad St near Freder ick's with modern fixtures and a grand opening planned for Thursday.
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Frederick's
Broad St
Compulsory Workmen's Comp Act and Tax Policy Urged
The statement pushes for compulsory workmen's compensation, a pay-as-you-go policy, home taxation rate approval under the constitution, and authority for subdivisions to exceed fixed rates by citizen vote. It calls for persistent highway maintenance funding, education emphasis, adequate teacher salaries, and strict limits on public debt.
Shelby Man Fined for City Violation
Shelby resident IG Geary was fined one dollar and costs by Mayor Jones for violating city ordinances.
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Shelby
IG Geary
Jones Today
No Cooking A Nutritious Diet for All Ages
A compact guide advocates quick nutritious meals suitable for home or office use. It emphasizes practical lunches that avoid unnecessary substitutions and emphasize balanced, age appropriate choices. Guidance targets busy individuals seeking reliable meal options.
Traffic ordinance notes Geary streetcar passing left side
A traffic notice reports Geary streetcar operation with a vehicle passing on the left side. The item highlights a related ordinance or rule regarding streetcar movement in traffic.
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Geary
Sheriff and Wife Return From Michigan Trip
Sheriff Backus and his wife completed a week long automobile tour through Michigan intended to improve Mrs. Backus health. They visited Pontiac at the home of Mr and Mrs B F Satterlee and will be guests of Mr and Mrs William Sudro and the Backuses for ten days.
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Backus
Michigan
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Coire
Crinee Stora
Nabung
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Public Information Bureau
Washington
WJ. Bryan
Senator Walsh
Bourke Cochran
New York
New York. All of Them Were Left Out of the Little Circle of Nine
Boyd and
Tabor
Iss Doris Mey
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Cal
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Paxeta Bettet
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E. L. App
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