Dr Oscar B Steely dies after long service in Idaho town
Prominent physician and former mayor Dr Oscar B Steely of Pocatello Bannock county died Sunday after angina pectoris with scarlet fever history. He served as Short Line surgeon and led medical societies, died at 549 West Center leaving wife and four children. Survived by brother V J Steely Idaho Falls. My paraphrase shows local civic and medical roles and his long residence in the Gate City.
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Oscar B. Steely
Steely
West Center
Pocatello
Bannock County
Idaho
Belleville
William
Sarah
Baker) Steely
Pennsylvania
Bloomsburg State Normal Eschecol and Literary Institute
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Jefferson Medical College
Focatello
Jefferson Hospital
Gate City
Short Line
Pennsylvania State Medical Association
Association of Military Surgeons of the United States
Pocatello Medical Association
Republican Party
Masonic, Elks, Odd Fellows
Woodmen of
St. Anthony and
General Hospitals
Hobart Howard
Mary
Evelyn
Oscar Baker, Jr
W. J. Steely
Idaho Falls
Hobart
Pee Ho
Salt Lake
City
Irving Smith
Boise
Knights Templar
Episcopal
Democratic convention opens in San Francisco with parade of pageantry
Delegates fill the San Francisco hall as bands play and banners unfold for the Democratic convention. Officials prepare the platform with focus on the league of nations and railroad ownership while Palmer and Bryan factions rally support. The keynote by Homer Cummings opens preliminaries before the resolutions committee takes the lead.
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Resolutions Committee
Dixie
Bryan
League of Nations
Tom Taggart
Indiana
Cummings
California
Italy quells fresh Reds riot with armored car dispersal
Carabineers in Anacona and other Italian cities arrested 193 rioters after clashes sparked by unemployment. One policeman and several rioters killed. trains attacked and transports targeted. Rioting spread from Cadore to Pisa with barricades and arson reported.
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Rome
Anacona
Porgaccio
Italy
Cadore
Venetia
Lozzo
Calazzo
Domegge
Pisa
Democratic convention opens amid Wilson devotion in San Francisco
The Democratic national convention began in San Francisco with a pro Wilson demonstration. Franklin D. Roosevelt faced a brief altercation as New York delegates joined the march, and Chairman Cummings struggled to curb applause during his speech. Crosby praised Cummings as a steadfast party leader and urged unity behind Wilson’s vision for reform and world peace.
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New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Kremer
Jefferson
Jackson
Chicago
Cummings
Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
Covid San Francisco
Homer 38
Democratic National Committee
John F. Crosby
Connecticut
United States
Crosby
Democratic Committee
America
Brief Truce at Opening of Democratic Convention
San Francisco June 28 opposing Democratic forces declare a brief truce as opening session assembles for preliminaries. McAdoo not declining boosts his backers while Cox and Palmer factions prepare early ballots. Pomerene denies responsibility for divorce story. Navy bugle opening with Marines to present colors noted.
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San Francisco
National Committee
J. Bruce Kremer
Montana
P. L. Ryan
Archdiocese of
San Oo
EB. G. Hoffman
Kremer
Homer
Cummings
League of Nations
Madoo
William G. McAdoo
Cox and Palmer
McAdoo
Cox
Edmond H. Moore
Dayton
Ohio
Robinson
William J. Bryan
Arkansas
Pomerene
San Francisco Chronicle
Daniels
H. Hornbostel
Idaho Delegates Back League and Volstead Act Enforcement
Idaho delegates at the Democratic caucus approved strict enforcement of the Volstead act and favored the League of Nations without reservations. Senator John F. Nugent was named to the resolutions committee, and Francisco Moyle was confirmed as national committeeman amid tense moves over control of the resolutions panel.
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San Francisco
Michigan
Idaho
League of Nations
John F. Nugent
King
Utah
Glass
Virginia
James H. Moyle
Senator Walsh
Montana
Wilson
W. J. Parker
Francisco
San
Senator Glass
Resolutions Committee
If America Is to Lead People Must Be True to Ideals
Governor Coolidge of Massachusetts urged Americans to accept broader global duties and moral leadership at the University of Vermont commencement. He linked victory costs to higher production, warned against profiteering, and said true leadership depends on moral force and responsibility.
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America
Burlington
Coolidge
Massachusetts
University of Vermont
Carlier
Riots in Hamburg Leave Two Dead and Eighty Hurt
London wire reports two people dead and eighty wounded in Hamburg riots. Central News dispatch from Berlin says many shots were fired and order has been restored.
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London
Hamburg
Berlin
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Ifornia
Gation
Tiger
Palmer
Brescia
Rezzato
Love of
Texas
Dr, O. B. Steely
Homer S. Cummings
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