Dawes Nominated as Coolidge Running Mate in Cleveland
Gen Charles G. Dawes, born Marietta Ohio, chosen as vice presidential candidate for President Coolidge. Mills says Dawes favored reparations plan and that Ohio celebration in Marietta featured flags and crowds. Butler and others frayed over Ballot outcomes before Dawes secured the nomination on the first ballot with Hoover third.
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A. J. Lynch
Cleveland
Charles G. Dawes
Win Coolidge
W. W. Alils
Mills
Dawes
Millis
Maria
Europe
Coolidge
Frank O Lowden
Mulls
Charley
Alar- Jetta
General Dawes
Marietta
Warietta
Warietta College
Cinceiniati College of Law
Lincon
Neb
Openet 2
Chicago
Usuhing
Hell
Charles G Dawes Rominee
Republican Party
Vica Pp Celones
Helena Maria
Considera
Companionn
Byward
Lutwvile
Marielle
Ohio Town
Jim
Beman
Columbus
C Butler
Dallas
Texas
Lloyd
Butler
Mariet
Nomination struggles spark drama at convention
Report describes clashes over Hoover Dawes and Lowden in the presidential nomination fight. Butler storms off the platform as floor managers juggle factions led by Borah Kenyon Curtis Burton and Indiana Indiana delegates seek to block Coolidge by telephonic pressure.
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White House
Borah
Butler
Curtis
Sanders
Lowden
Hoover
U.S
Reed
Pennsylvania
Andrew W. Mellon
Dawes
Butlers
Massachusetts
Chicago
Coolidge
Thera
Herbert Hoover
Kenyon
Iowa
Burton
Ohio
Indiana
Caltra
Nominations Collapse as Dawes Nominated at Republican Convention
Delegates finish a rapid roll call to sidestep Live options and back General Dawes after swift maneuvering by party managers. Lowden gains strength from New York and Pennsylvania votes, but Dawes is chosen before the roll call completes, ending the first night.
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Senator Sherman
Illinois
Edge
General Dawes
Lowden
President Coolidge
Kenyon
Benator Lodge
Delaga
Pen- Naylvana
Theodore Burton
Vic Burton
New York
Burton
Annalist
Brent Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Jones
Willia
Ohio
John Dwight
Hoover
Dawes
Republican Party
Heathrta
Hickney
Charles H Carey
Oregon
Jooks Ike
Grimstead
Kansas
Shi
Hein
Meekine
Ging
Meeking
Ife
Calvin Coolidge
London
Dr. Cannon
Mondell
N. A. Ellsberg
Coolidge
Woman Runs Massive Alaskan Private Reindeer Ranch
A woman identified as Miss Helen Lamar of St. Paul Minnesota operates one of the world’s largest private reindeer ranches in Alaska. Her venture aims to grow a herd of about 45 000 animals with help from five brothers.
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Alaska
Mies Helén Lamar
Paul
Mina
Friday the 13th Bridals Shock Lorain Pair
Nathane Speigth, 23, a laborer, and Jessie Thomas, 34, a Lorain couple, went to the probate office to wed on Friday the 13th. Justice Ceorge officiated. The groom said his luck has been bad all his life but he is willing to take a chance on marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathane Speigth
Jessie Thomas
Justice Ceorge
NAB BOYS FOR ROBBING HERMIT
Two Ashland boys aged 13 and 14 visited a Brighton township hermit to see his relics and coins. While one distracted the man, the other stole his pocket book with 75 to 45 dollars in cash and many coins. Police recovered 64 dollars from the watch dealer, and the pair were held for Ashland court after juvenile proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Eddy
Frank Woodworth
Ashland
Alex Justin
Brighton Township
Justin
Underhill
Dov
Two Killed in Train Wreck at Cornwall Bridge
Two railway workers died and two others were critically injured when a northbound New Haven road train derailed near Cornwall Bridge Connecticut. Fireman Carl Macdonald and brake man Charles Straub, both from Danbury, were killed. a woman passenger sustained minor injuries.
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Cornwall Bringe
Conn
New Haven Road
Carl Macdonald
Charles Straub
Danbury
Three Kenton Officials Indicted Over Klan Parade Incident
Six men, including Kenton Mayor T. R. Castor Director of Safety Calvin Prater and Fire Chief William Cottrell, were held by Hardin county grand jury on charges of unlawful and riotous assembly with intent to assault participants in a Ku Klux Klan parade on May 30. All were released on their own recognisance as the case was referred by Dr. W. F. Chase, chief organizer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton
Hardin County Grand Jury
T. R. Castor
Calvin Prater
Wiliam Cottrell
J W. Conner
Kenton Chamber of Commerce
Allan Ochs
Arthur Ocha
W. F. Chase
Kian
President Coolidge Pushes Soldier Bonus Law
President Coolidge ordered continued administration of the World War adjusted compensation act despite Congress failing to provide funds. He stated the act became law and pledged to avoid letting its administration lie in abeyance until Congress reconvenes.
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Washington
Dune
Coolidge
Congress
Daugherty Says He Voted for Dawes for VP
Col umbus June 18 Hearty M Daugherty former attorney general and Ohio delegate to a refuge convention said he left his vote for General Dawes for vice president before departing the auditorium He announced his return home due to illness and declined further comment on the incident.
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Columbus
General Dawes
M. Daugherty
The
United
Flag Day DAR Meeting in Elyria Honors Constitution
Tomorrow the Elyria Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution meets at Mr C E Losier’s home on Washington Avenue aided by Mrs W Graves Sherp and Mrs Wis Wirt Fay. The gathering marks the DARs first birthday and discusses the flag code including prohibitions on lettering, improper display, and using the flag in advertising.
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Elyria
Daughters of the American Revolution
C E Losier
Washington Avenue
Wiliam Graves Sherp
Wis Wirt Fay
D. A
RK. Congress
Washington
D. C
John Miller Horton
Buffalo
New York
Jefferton
DAR
Free Man Is Paroled From Ohio Pen After Dollar Theft
Governor Donahey approved an immediate parole for Fred Davis a one legged Black man who spent two years in prison for stealing a dollar. Davis was sentenced in 1922 from Belmont County and released without a parole period. Parole advocates cited a stated motive that the dollar was given to buy whiskey and was not returned.
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Columbus
Prica Russell
Don Willifama
Donahey
Fred Davis
Beloto County
Govvernor Donahey
Davis
La Follette Urges Progressive Bid Amid Independent Threat
Washington reports that Senator La Follette, though silent, faces pressure from liberal supporters to run as an independent if the Democratic convention fails to nominate a progressive. His camp views Dawes as a conservative pick, while Borah or Kenyon could have altered his stance. He plans to act regardless of the Democratic outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glastone Williams
Washington
Robert M. la Follette
Coolidge
Dawes
LaFollette
Cleveland
Borah
Wiliam
Kenyon
Mississippi Explosion Board Probes Death Toll and Causes
A Navy board will investigate the USS Mississippi disaster that killed three officers and 45 enlisted men. It will focus on the explosion cause, the turret breach, and turret design defects. The effort follows President Coolidge ordering an exhaustive inquiry and Secretary Wilbur rushing to lead it.
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Mississippi
McCormick
John A
Seaman
Grace McCormick
Cleveland Smith
Bradford Woo
Ephham
Washington
Jaox Anegeles
Los Angles
United States Navy
Mercy
Tom
Tennessee
Idaho
California
William W. Pratt
San Clemente Island
Yale
Train Robbery Crew Taken for Questioning in Chicago
Federal authorities questioned the crew of 70 who manned the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul train robbed last night of mail valued around 1.5 million dollars. A. M. Germer, post office inspector in charge, indicated the robbery was an inside job.
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Ained Waukegan
Ill
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Paul
North Shore
Milwaukee and St Paul
Felev
Questoning
A. M. Germer
Post Office
Guilty Verdicts in Lilly Klans Demonstration Case
In Ebensburg Pennsylvania on June 13 a jury found fifteen Lilly residents and sixteen Ku Klux Klan members guilty of affray and unlawful assembly linked to the Lilly clash on April fifth. A separate rioting charge was not upheld. The district attorney plans to proceed with murder indictments against 31 men and 13 others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebensburg
Lilly
Ku Klux Klan
D. P. Weimar
Orr to Confer on Kiwanis Club Meeting in Denver
Corge Richwine departed for Denver to attend the Kiwanis Club national convention and discuss management duties for the Richwine bell team with Cather Bicks at Matton house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orr
Corge Richwine
Denver
Kiwanis Club
Richwine Bell
Cather Bicks
Matton House
Cleveland Seeks Clean Up After Convention Bid Mistake
Cleveland residents wade through debris as council weighs land seizure options and waste paper piles grow. A no smoking drive tops efforts to curb fires while workers probe a Heap near Euclid Avenue for victims from the failed convention bid era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
Wateon
Moarhy
William Hale Thompson
Chicago
Illinois
Convention Hall Rally Nominates Calvin Coolidge Unanimously
A ring side report from Cleveland June 13 covers the convention scene as Calvin Coolidge secures the GOP nomination amid noisy delegates. Leaders like Mondell and Burton press the case while speakers face mixed reception from Wisconsin, North Carolina, and Utah factions in a tense, ceremonial rollout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Lait
Cleveland
Washington
Mondell
Prexy Burton
Michigan University
Prezy
Calvin Coolidge
Prexy
Math Shout
Mayrs Wonderful Remedy Relieves Chronic Constipation
A hopeful testimonial from a mother who suffered nine years of distress due to constipation. She credits Mayr's Wonderful Remedy, taken for two years, with complete relief from constipation and related stomach and intestinal troubles, praising its simple safe action.
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Mayr
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