Dawes Considered for British Ambassador Post
Former vice president Charles G. Dawes, long critical of diplomats, is reported as a potential appointee to be ambassador to Great Britain under President Hoover. Dawes, in Chicago, would accept if offered, with speculation that the move signals reform of the U S diplomatic corps and echoes Coolidge era practices. He would bring wealth of financial and European experience to the post.
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Washington
Charles G. Dawes
United States
Great Britain
Dawes
aPris
Pink Team
Hoover
London Post
Chicago
Coolidge
J. P. Morgan and Company
Dwight Morrow
Mexico
Dominican Republic
Lowden
Hainois
Elyria. O
Chronicle-Telegram
Kenyon Avenue
Park Avenue
Garford Avenue
Cied
Frank
Elyria
Sawyer
Banker
Landlord
Merchant
Cleveland
New York
Voice of the People: Elyria letters to the Chronicle-Telegram
A collection of reader letters praising Elyria Memorial hospital for care after a car crash, questioning municipal court funding, and critiquing local governance. The writers urge readers to consider hospital impact, local taxes, and citizen involvement in Elyria’s civic issues.
Touches of Color Mark New Things In Men’s Haberdashery
A piece on spring fashion signals for men’s wear, noting color and pattern trends from shirts to ties and sportswear. It highlights favored fabrics madras broadcloth and end-on-end, pastel shirt colors, striped ties, knitwear colors, varied pants fabrics, and the ensemble trend of coordinated shin, hose, handkerchief and tie sets in matching hues.
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London
Mrs Anton Linden Praises Staff In Sincere Letter
A letter from Mrs Anton Linden expresses gratitude to staff for their wonderful work and signs with warm regards. The note highlights appreciation and continued support for the team.
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Mrs
Anton Linden
Prohibition Poster Campaign Aims to Bolster Dry Movement
Posters showing the evils of liquor and the rewards of sobriety will flood the nation to promote dry mindset. Specimens were sent to Prohibition Commissioner Doran and then to the national conference backing the 18th amendment. The drive is funded by a $50,000 allocation in the second deficiency bill for prohibition advertising. Dr F Scott McBride of the Anti Saloon League supported the plan.
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Washington
Prohibition Bureau
Prohibition
Doran
National Conference
F. Scott McBride
Anti- Saloon League
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Gulbransen Pianos
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Roper Gas Ranges
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