Hoover Curtis landslide gives Kansas senator VP nod
At the Republican convention in Kansas City on June 15, Senator Charles Curtis of Kansas was named running mate to Herbert Hoover. Delegates across regions backed the choice, voting on the first ballot after a rapid, high-spirited session. Curtis, once a jockey, was praised for linking Hoover with the McNary-Haugen farm bloc despite prior opposition and vetoes.
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Frances Marshall Remembered in Loving Column Tribute
In a heartfelt remembrance the author reflects on Frances Marshall whose brief life after a hospital operation left four daughters and a profound impact on those who knew her. He honors her noble character and the inspiration she provided, while noting the pain of her loss and the comfort found in her stellar example.
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Hoover Named Presidential Candidate By Republican Leaders
The People of the United States see Herbert Hoover as a man prepared by the years for the presidency. At Kansas City Republican leaders understood the gravity of the moment and feared political restlessness if Hoover’s qualifications were not honored.
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Demonstration Targets Hoover But Focuses on Personal Motives
A remonstrance against Mr. Hoover is described as helping agriculture but in reality serves a group seeking personal advantage. The text credits Hoover with genuine concern for farming and deeds over words, noting his actions for agriculture when others spoke.
Kansas City Convention Split Over Farm Demonstration
Leaders in Kansas City reject the so called farm demonstration as dirty farmers and dirt farmers arrive under political guidance. They praise Hoover’s friend status and blame the barkers for misrepresenting a cause with greater value than its leaders.
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Hoover Denies Debt Owed. Sees Presidency as National Trust
R Hoover writes to Senator Moses claiming no one can obligate the American people for him. He says the presidency affects every home and world peace, and that his life shows what America means. He notes he does not seek special debt or favors for his service.
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Iowa Proud of Hoover Native Son Chosen by Party
The piece lauds Herbert Hoover born in West Branch Iowa and praised by supporters as a native who earned the nation’s honor. It emphasizes Iowa’s role in shaping him and urges pride in his nomination to lead the country.
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Curtis To Confer With Hoover On Campaign Plans
Senator Charles Curtis of Kansas, newly nominated as vice presidential candidate, received a warm reception in Kansas City. He planned an early conference with Herbert Hoover and the Republican National Committee to map campaign strategy for the ticket. He thanked supporters for their loyalty and said he would work for Hoover’s success.
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Coolidge Congratulates Hoover On Nomination At Superior
President Coolidge sent a telegram of congratulations to Herbert Hoover after Hoover’s nomination at the Kansas City convention. Mrs Coolidge joined the greeting and the président met Hoover’s arrival on the train at Superior. The scene included a welcoming band and local officials as the president continued toward the Brule river summer White House.
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Blackmer Indicted In Famous Oil Case By Grand Jury
Denver dated report says Henry M. Blackmer wealthy oil man linked to the Continental Trading deal in the Tea Pot Dome saga was indicted by a federal grand jury. Sixteen counts listed four for perjury and others for evasion of income tax laws with fourteen counts in all. The government seeks to bring him to Denver to stand trial.
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How Convention Balloted in Republican Nominating Vote
Kansas City June 14 Of 1089 total delegate votes 1084 cast for president Hoover led with 837 a margin of 294 over the needed 543 Curtis Lowdon Watson Norris Goff Coolidge Dawes Hughes and others trailed in the state by state tally with Hoover clearly ahead in the roll call
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Cop Shoots Cop By Mistake And Bandits Get Away
In Chicago a mistaken identity incident left Patrolman Edward Mazon shot by fellow officer James Daley aged 29. Daley, in plain clothes, had two holdup suspects under arrest but fired when entering a drug store to call the wagon. The fleeing suspect Morris Lupinski alerted others, aiding the escape of the two prisoners.
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Hoover Secures 837 Votes on First Ballot at Convention
Kansas City June 15 The convention flooring erupted as Herbert Hoover won on the first ballot with 837 of 1,084 votes nearly four fifths. Frank O Lowden withdrew after the farm plank dispute and many of his delegates shifted to Hoover.
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La Follette Loses Committee Fight
Wisconsin Republicans fail to secure representation on the Republican National Committee as the convention declines involvement in the dispute with the regular faction. The clash centers on La Follette allies and party leadership.
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Kansas City
Wisconsin
Republican National Committee
Curtis as Hoover running mate favored by Repub delegates
Kansas City dispatch reports that Senator Curtis of Kansas emerged as a preferred running mate for Herbert Hoover, seen as balance for farm interests and protectionist leanings, despite Dawes support and intra party tensions. Lowden's declaration and Cole’s speech add discord and fuel talk of a third party.
Detroit Minister Wins $1000 Edgar Guest Title Contest
Judges chose Harbor Lights of Home as the winning Edgar Guest title with Rev. Merton 8. Rice of Detroit’s Metropolitan Methodist Episcopal Church to receive the $1,000 prize. The Gazette and Republican local contest named eighteen prize winners with titles and amounts ranging from $2.50 to $75.00 for suggested titles by residents in Iowa and Michigan.
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Hazel Powers
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Ruth Mumm
Williamsburg
Josephine Foley
Anamosa
Jessie Laurance
Mrs. C. T. Walter
Bank Robbery Sparks Security at Kansas City Convention
Will Rogers reports from Kansas City as a bank is robbed just before the convention opens. Delegations from Chicago and Indiana are under surveillance while towns plan coverage. Young Bob La Follette delivers a speech in favor of the people but his amendments are rejected. Heflin for vice president is urged to stop Smith.
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Cedar Rapids Proposes Homes as Hoover Campaign HQ
Two Cedar Rapids mansions Brucemore and Col Robbins First Avenue home are offered as potential Hoover campaign headquarters if he accepts Cyrenus Cole’s plan for a Cedar Rapids front porch campaign. Local leaders push Hoover to choose Cedar Rapids with city officials and business groups backing invitations.
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Herbert Hoover
Cyrenus Cole
Cole
Hoover
Mr. Hoover
James W. Good
West Branch
Iowa
Mr. Cole
Hoover Remains In The Cabinet For Time Being
An authorized announcement from the Republican presidential nominee states that Secretary Hoover will remain in the cabinet for the time being. George Akerson, Hoover's secretary, said he will continue as secretary of commerce and carry on his duties in the department as before.
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Gold Star Mother To Lead Jury For Tomb Design
A gold star mother will head the jury to select the best of seventy three designs for the unknown soldier tomb at Arlington Cemetery. Jury will evaluate entries from designers seeking to honor fallen servicemen with the final monument.
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Arlington Ceme
Mercury At 81 As Weather Improves In Cedar Rapids
Perfect June weather arrives in Cedar Rapids as temperatures rise from a 59 degree low to 81 degrees by 1 to 4 p.m. yesterday. By 1:45 p.m. today 80 degrees was recorded with skies cloudless and sunny.
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Manila Quake Shakes City With Minor Damage Noted
Manila experienced light earth tremors of prolonged duration early today with no damage reported. The tremors were felt across the city, causing brief unease among residents and prompting officials to monitor aftershocks.
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Want Ads Notice for Sunday In Gazette-Republican
Classified want ads for the Sunday issue are accepted until 8 P M Saturday. Call 6000 and ask for the Ad-taker to place a notice.
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Hoover's telegram frames new era for US leadership
Republican nominee Herbert Hoover issued a campaign telegram to the Kansas City convention, outlining a broader view of government as leadership in cooperation with business and culture. He pledged a sound agricultural solution and emphasized morality beyond economics, noting his place in a national mission and service to the country.
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