July 4 Progressive Convention in Cleveland
The July 4 Progressive convention in Cleveland will gather those booed and kissed at the Republican gathering to map campaign policy. Analysts note that a hopeful ticket is unlikely to win, but the event could reshape party alignments and influence national politics.
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New York
Cleveland
Fremont
Third Party
Republican Party
Whig Party
Roosevelt
Senator la Follette
la Follette
Norris
Brookhart
Lodge
Willis
Reed
Pennsylvania
Bruce
Maryland
Underwood
Alabama
Caraway
Arkansas
Wheeler
Montana
Soul airing as antidote to poison in society
Otto Hahn urges Americans at a Washington dinner to give the inner self an airing and cultivate wholesome impulses. He cites gruesome acts and a stage play about soul-less beings to warn that repressing feelings can breed danger and calls for emotional outlets to preserve humanity.
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American Federation of Is
Washington
Otto Hahn
Chicago
Ohio Yesterday and Today Anniversary Digest
A dated list of historical anniversaries from Ohio events including 1775 Battle of Bunker Hill, 1860 Lincoln nomination, 1919 Wilson departure, and 1921 meat packing bill, with today’s births and notable figures such as Mrs William Jennings Bryan Omar Rundy Wilbert Hubbell Tommy Burns.
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Abraham Lincoln
Chicago
London
Belfast
General Pershing
Opera Comique
Paris
Wilson
Belgium
United States Senate
Mt Etna
William Jennings Bryan
Perry
Ill
Omar Rundy
Newcastle
Ind
Wilbert W. Hubbell
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Tommy Burns
England
Canada
Conventions and anniversaries mark today across nations
The Democratic national convention opens in a week while the 150th anniversary of the Battle of Bunker Hill is celebrated next year. Religious leaders and unions mark jubilees as Bobby Jones plans marriage, and a U S Senate inquiry on prohibition concludes today. The Farmer Labor Party gathers in St Paul for its national convention.
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United States
Bunker Hill
Independent Order of Foresters
Canada
Paul P. Rhode
Green Bay
Wis
Benjamin Brewster
Maine
Gen Smuts
Bobby Jones
Mary Rice Malone
Atlanta
U. S. Senate
Farmers and Industrial Workers
Farmer-Labor Party
St. Paul
Bedford
Ind
Christian Endeaver Societies of Indians
Wilmington
N. C
Hardware Association of the
Democrats eye June 24 convention as dark horses swirl
The piece shows Democrats debating a June 24 nomination with many dark horses named including Bryan, Smith, McAdoo, Cox and Carter Glass. It notes a two third majority needed, calls for cross party appeal, and mentions Florida University, Madison Square Garden, and convention venue concerns.
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Smith
McAdoo
Bryan
GONA
Ziegfelde
Florida University
Madison Square Gardens
Jimmie Cox
Jimmie
Ames
Carter Glass
Fess
Pomerone
Senate
Harry
Harry! Hinkson
Martin Miller
Roy Moulton
Remark on Taft and Lemeyer Perplexing the Crowd
A rugged speaker mocks a boastful group, claiming they know little in comparison to ordinary men. He recalls Taft delivering a notable address and Ledgerman once keeping his hands in his pockets.
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Taft An’ Lemeyer
Cleveland writers pick Indians to win pennant in late season
The text suggests a lively race with Then Laf A Lot joining a third party to complicate outcomes. It hints Corona could beat Underwood, but uncertainties remain with Smith and Oliver in the mix.
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CoRona
Underwood
Smith
Oliver
Cleveland
Indians
The Way of the World Reflections by Grove Patterson
A column discusses value of women's labor citing a farm wife’s answer estimating her work at 115000 plus dollars, plus meals baked bread and canning totals. It reflects on nationalization debates, leadership residences, self discipline, and avoiding hurry to achieve goals.
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Grove Patterson
Local officials clash over fines as jail and county costs rise
Mayor Beery jailed seven hoboes for nonpayment of fines while Auditor Lewis freed them to save county board expenses. Cleveland,Berea and Mastern Ry announce a fare extension from Oberlin to Wellington. Blyrin population tallied at 12,000 by W O Cahoon. Brooklyn Boat Team from Cleveland beat Elyria 4 to 1.
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Beefy
Lewis
Cleveland Berea & Mastern Ry
Oberlin
Wellington
Blyrin
W. O. Cahoon
Brooklyn Ball Tean
Cleveland
Elyria
Mumny Stone CC
Public libraries as a democratic force praised at New York address
In New York Carl B. Rodeon of the Chicago Public Library argues libraries embody democracy’s education for freedom. He notes libraries sit beside schools in value, warn how funding lags, and call for adult education and leadership to elevate libraries to the forefront of civic betterment. Ohio delegation totals discussed.
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Public School
Public Library
Carl B. Rodeo
Lbrarian
Chicago Public Library
Caid Im
New York
Rainy Montreal Noted In Summer Poem and Education Notice
Poem lines celebrate rain’s arrival and soundscape across streets and rooftops. An Ohio report notes Misa Ethel Price cannot attend the National Education Association convention. O E Pore will replace her as delegate in Washington from June 29 to July 4. Ohio gains one additional delegate, H L Sullivan of Van Wert is mentioned.
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Columbus
F E Reynolds
Ohio State Teachers’ Association
Misa Ethel Price
Piqua
National Education Association
O E. Pore
Ravenna
Lst
Washington
Ohio
H L Sullivan
van Wert
A Good Stomach Means Long Life
Health ad promotes Dare's Mentha Pepsin with claims of a clear stomach and reduced gas and journey discomfort. Emphasizes digestive ease and longevity.
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Dare
Mentha Pepsin Promises Quick Relief for Stomach Ailments
A vintage advertisement touts Mentha Pepsin as a guaranteed remedy for indigestion gastritis dyspepsia and related stomach troubles. It claims rapid relief and offers a full refund through C W Phillips or any reputable druggist if unsatisfied. The ad urges customers to ask for Dave's Mentha Pepsin.
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C. W. Phillips
Dave
Ottawa Trial of Hines for Lima Boxer Murder Continues
Ots Hines a black cook formerly of Cincinnati is tried a second time for the murder of Robert Halloran a 19 year old Lima boxer during Lima shop crafts strikes in September 1922. Hines was moved from Putnam county after a supreme court order that venue change should have been granted. He remains free on a 10000 bond the largest in Allen county history.
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Ottawa
Ots Hines
Cook
Cibernnad
Robert Halloran
Lima
Boxer
Hines
Putnam County
Supreme Court
Hinessy
Liberty
Allen County
Roy O West Named New RNC Secretary at Cleveland Convention
Roy O West newly announced as secretary of the Republican National Committee at the Cleveland convention. A prominent Chicago lawyer, he led the Deneén campaign in Illinois after Medill McCormick's nomination defeat. West, born October 27 1868, holds degrees from DePauw and has long served in Illinois GOP circles.
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Roy O. War
Roy 0. West
Republican National Committee
Cleveland
Medill McCormick
Illinois
West
Deneén
Chicago
Depauw University
Cook Co
Hinots
Board of Review
South Park Commissioners
Republican State Committee
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