G. O. P. Convention Nears in Kansas City
Delegates gather in Kansas City as the Republican Convention opens tomorrow. Hoover is a leading contender but no candidate is unassailable, with farm alliance opposition and presidential influence from Coolidge and Mellon shaping the race. Borah may push a Prohibition plank, while women’s influence and bartering of votes loom large as the party seeks a unifying nominee. The coming election casts a shadow over the event.
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Kansas City
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Lowdon
Farm Alliance
Calvin Coolidge
Wisconsin
Andrew Mellon
Treasury
Borah
Nicaragua
U. S
Uus
Radio in the Campaign Shapes Voter Attitudes Across Decades
The piece traces radio's rise from 1920s presidential broadcasts to present campaigns, noting millions hear voices from Madison Square Garden to Kansas City and Houston. It argues radio fosters informed voters while tempting demagogues, with a view to how media shapes the 1924 election and beyond.
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Madison Square Garden
Cleveland
Calvin Coolidge
John W. Davis
Pittsburgh
Kansas City
Houston
End of Wars Seen Near by Carrie Chapman Catt
Carrie Chapman Catt, president of the International Woman Suffrage Alliance, outlines antiwar views and suffrage leadership. She notes no defense basis for war, calls for public opinion and senate support for antiwar treaty, and reflects on wars as aftermaths of attacks.
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Carrie Chapman Catt
International Woman Suffrage Alliance
Ripon
Wis
State College of
Owa
Mason City
Iowa
Catt
Iowa Woman Suffrage Association
National Woman Suffrage Association
House of Representatives
New York City
Western Hemisphere
Senate
Anniversaries and Birthdays From Historical Dates
Yesterday and today mark anniversaries and birthdays of notable figures. Highlights include Peter the Great born in Moscow in 1672 and Gen Alexander McDowell McCook dieing in 1503, plus congress forming a declaration committee in 1776 and other events. Also notable birthdays: Dr Alfred L. Kroeber, Miss Jeanette Rankin, Alvin P. Oswley, Kenson J. Butterfield, and Richard Strauss.
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Peter the Great
Moscow
St. Petersburg
Congress
Frankfort
Gen. Morgan
James Brooke
Sarawak
England
India
McBrinley
Nashville
Alfred L. Kroeber
University of California
Hoboken
N. 7
Jeanette Rankin
United States Congress
Alvin P. Oswley
American Legion
U. S
Texas
Kenson J. Butterfield
Michigan State College of Agriculture
la Teer
Mien
Richard Strauss
Munich
Moscow geologist patents device to locate wrecked ships
A Moscow geologist has patented an electric apparatus designed to discover wrecked ships underwater. The invention promises underwater exploration improvements and could aid marine archaeology and salvage operations.
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Moscow
World marks Serbia royal murder anniversary today
On this date twenty five years since King Alexander and Queen Draga of Serbia were murdered, world memory holds the event. President Coolidge plans to address a semiannual government meeting as he departs for vacation. The Radio Manufacturers Association convention opens in Chicago and runs to Saturday. The Republican national convention details begin to unfold in Kansas City at noon tomorrow. St Louis hosts the National Association of Building Owners and Managers annual convention. Rear Admiral Robert E. Coontz retires from Navy service at age 64. A 1200 strong goodwill party of British Congregationalists arrives in Boston for a weeklong pilgrimage to Puritan sites in Boston and Plymouth.
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Tve
Alexander
Drage
Serbia
Coolidge
Radio Manufacturers? Association
Chicago
Kansas City
St. Louis
National Association of Building Owners and Managers
Robert E. Coontz
Boston
Plymouth
Milan Cavalleri's Oven Cure Ends in Death in Italy
Milan Cavalleri of Canero Payese near Pa via, after baking bread, entered his own oven seeking heat as a cure for rheumatism. He stayed only a minute or two before a painful shriek and was pulled out by an assistant. He died shortly after in hospital.
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Milan
Angelo Cavalleri
Canero PaYese
Pavia
Cavalier
Diet and Health Pitfalls From Excess Starches and Sugar
The article discusses health risks linked to prolonged high starch and sugar intake, including overweight and diabetes, and notes research from A M A journals showing sugar regulation changes in pre cancer stages. It cautions that cancer could be a deficiency disease and emphasizes diet supporting vitamins to boost treatment efficacy. It also covers chronic appendicitis, rest and diathermy as treatments, and a patient story about surgical removal after physician advice.
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Belgian Academy of Medicine
Sloss
Reding
New Henry Heldrich home seen near Cornell on Parks Ave
A reader notes a new Henry Heldrich contractor 18 home under construction east of Parks Avenue near Cornell. The airy design and quality prompt praise, suggesting any woman would be happy in a home like this.
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Henry Heldrich
Cornell
Parks Ave
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Second Street
Elyria
Oble
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
Gwadnnty
J. Clare George
City
Lorain
State of
Ohio
Robert E. Ward, Inc
Wabash
New York
Detroit
General Motors
Mr&s.c C.caty
Memphis
Charles A. Lindbergh
Washington
BE Martin
Mtvs. AL
Peters
Bill
Elyta, Ohio
Lester Lark
Shiphorn
Tell Blakley
Helchin
dan@elions
Alec Aust
Broad St
George Taylor & CO
Fauver & Robson Rhone
Hee Haw News
Vern Schubert
Bath St
Ned
West Side
Lumber & Coal
E. C
Greenland
C. A. Persons
Goodyear
Goodyear Balloon
Marsh & Son
West Ave
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