Visitors and visitors in town mix with local shoppers
A string of visitors greets Tallahassee residents including Mr. Mansell of Tallahassee and Mr. Richardson of Tampa. Business guests from Jacksonville Columbus Moultrie Boston and Atlanta are noted along with local engagements at Greenwood Plantation and the Mardre-Searcy nuptials. Local stores promote piano repairs and household goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. B. Mansell
Tallahassee
Nathan Pittman
Albany
Mardre-Searcy
Greenwood Plantation
G. B. Mayo
Atlanta business leader visits for short stay
Mr. G. A. Perrine of Atlanta is among prominent business men visiting. Now is the time to have lawn mowers sharpened and repaired and garden hose serviced by Busy Bee Co. Mr. Bob Neel returns for the summer from Columbia South Carolina where he has been at school for nine months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Hayes
Winston-Salem
N. C
Williamson
Dayton
Ohio
G. A. Perrine
Atlanta
Busy Bee Co
Bob. Neel
Columbia
S. C
Raleigh visitors and Atlanta guests at Jinright home
Mr T O Johnson and daughters Miss Robbie and Vivian and Mrs Irene Cooky of Raleigh visit Mr W J Upchurch. Hon C L Wood and family with Mr and Mrs J T Odom and Elaine of Atlanta are guests of J W Jinright. Mrs J H Merrill sails to New York for Europe on the 19th for an extended car tour. Lower barber prices offered at Fleming's Shop. Antique furniture repaired and rejuvenated by Chas Rivier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. O. Johnson
Robbie
Vivian
Irene Cooky
Raleigh, N. C
W. J. Upchurch
C. L. Wood
J. T. Odom
Elaine
Atlanta
J. W. Jinright
J. H. Merrill
New York
Europe
W. T. Wilson
Savannah
Robert K. Wilson
Curtis landslide seals Curtis nomination for vice president
Senator Curtis wins the Republican vice presidency at the Kansas City convention by acclamation with a roll call showing 1 052 votes. Delegates from Pennsylvania New York Illinois and Wisconsin helped push Curtis over while Herman L. Kern and Dawes receive minor totals. Hoover telegram congratulates Curtis on the nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis
Leona Curtis Knight
Rhode Island
Kansas
Pennsylvania
Hoover
New York
Illinois
Herman L. Bkern
Moses
United States
Washington
Kansas City
Convention Adjourns After Brief Republican Session
The Republican National Convention in Convention Hall Kansas City adjourned sine die at 2 22 p m after a two hour twenty one minute session ending June 15. Delegates completed a Hoover and Curtis ticket as the convention concluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Hoover
Curtis
Dawes Declines Nomination for Second Term
Vice President Dawes tells Illinois delegation he does not seek renomination but would accept the post if general sentiment favors him. The delegation caucus plans to meet on the convention floor as Hoover’s camp weighs running mate options amid a wide field with no clear front runner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Dawes
Illinois
John G. Oglesby
Ruth Hanna McCormick
Dawevs
Foreign comment on Hoover nomination for presidency
London readers see Herbert C Hoover as safe sane and conservative in an Evening News editorial. The piece notes he is not a politician but has capable campaign managers and many supporters yet Wall Street remains wary of him. It compares Hoover to President Coolidge and his expected successor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
the Evening News
Herbert C. Hoover
Hoover
The
United States
Wall Street
Coolidge
Hoover Nomination Favored by Paris Papers
Paris papers react to Herbert C. Hoover as the Republican presidential nominee praising his wartime relief work and food aid. Some editors predict he has a good chance to succeed Coolidge, reflecting favorable sentiment in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Herbert C. Hoover
France
Coolidge
Hoover Nomination Praised by League Circles in Geneva
League circles in Geneva express keen interest in Herbert C. Hoover's Republicans nomination for president. Judge Hull relays North Carolina reports showing 19 of 24 votes likely to Hoover, hoping for relief in party leadership. Yet leagues caution that American league cooperation may not hinge on any single winner, despite ongoing policy evolution since Harding and Coolidge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League
Geneva
Herbert C. Hoover
Hull
North Carolina
League of Nations
Harding
Coolidge
Mateh
Pen sketch of Mr Herbert Hoover continues
The piece portrays Herbert Hoover as a hardworking, personable leader with a magnetic personality and deep bonds with his volunteers. It notes his late hours, seriousness about writing, humor, family life, and ability to attach men to his cause, supported by a wide, capable network ready to tackle large goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Secretary of Commerce
Kiwanis Club Mourns Member as Luncheon Is Postponed
The Thomasville Kiwanis Club suspended its program after the death of Joseph Mitchell. A Ladies Night Banquet was announced for Monday at the Tescoe Hotel, with registration urged for attendees and guests. A memorial committee drafted resolutions praising Mitchell's friendship and service and expressing condolences to his family.
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J. M. Remley
J. L. Murphy
Fred H. McMurray
Leb Dekle
Charlie Wall
Tescoe Hotel
Perry Rackley
Sam Westwood
Hansell Cone
George Willis
Lonnie Ferguson
Joe Mitchell
Thomasville Kiwanis Club
Louis Moore
Bill Anderson
Marshall Woodson
Joseph Mitchell
Kiwanis Club
Thomasville
Hoover Wins First Ballot For Nomination In Convention
Delegates push for Hoover amid noisy proceedings as 1084 votes cast. Hoover ends with 837 to lead the field, with Lowden and others gaining scattered support despite Lowden’s withdrawal. Coolidge offered his name with 17 votes, mostly from Illinois and Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowden
Hoover
Curtis
Watson
Norris
Coolidge
Ralph Cole
Ohio
Illinois
Pen Sketch of Mrs Herbert Hoover
A portrait of Mrs Herbert Hoover highlighting her American lineage and social experience. It notes her suitability to the White House role, her simplicity, and shared college romance with Herbert Hoover at Amherst and Leland Stanford. It mentions her Girl Scouts leadership and ongoing national presidency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Mrg
Hoover. Ia
Hoover's First Campaign Document Previewed
The piece presents Herbert Hoover outlining a new era with economic and moral goals. It emphasizes national defense, stable employment, and equal opportunities while urging Republican leadership to guide policy, economy, and foreign trade. It cites Hoover's service in two administrations and pledges dedication to party principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
United States
Republican Party
Calvin Dodge
Herbert Hoover
President Coolidge Arrives in Superior for Vacation
President Calvin Coolidge and Mrs. Coolidge arrived by special train at 8 57 am in Superior Wisconsin for their summer vacation on the Brule River. A welcome committee and local officials greeted them as Duluth residents joined Superior crowds along the decorated streets.
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Superior
Wis
Mre. Coolidge
Wisconsin
Brule River
Omaha
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Mrs. C. G. Stadler
Jacksonville
Moore Music Co
S. F. Richardson
Tampa
W- C. Woodall
Columbus
CoCroft Music Co
F. J. Parsons
Boston
A. L. Sandlin
Moultrie
Dr. W. A. Britton
Britton
W. E. Harper
Macon
Chastain Office Supply Co
E. V. Deaton
W. G. Coleman
Waycross
Charles R. Griffin, Jr
Lakeland, Fla
C. R. Griffin, Sr
Owen
Herbert Moreland
Herbert, Jr
Sanford, Fla
EB. A. Moreland
North
Madison Street
Harry Vaughn
W. T. Mardre
Frederick Bull
City
Eugene H. Smith
Dawson Street
Howard Thompson
Morris
Empire Furniture
Chas. Rivier
Remington Avenue
N.c
Ss. C. Fleming
Pugh’s
Surfor
McAfee Jewelry Co
North Broad
T. A. Teate
Bampson
John D. Archbold Memorial Hospital
American Legion
Legion Home
Anne Mardre
Hall .Searcy
Mr. Mardre
MR. Herbert Hoover
Kiwanis
Superior, Wis
Imani
Sava
Brookfield’ Creamery
STER
Campbell’s Pork & Beans
Hershey
Canada
Tranna Ara
Armour’s Cloverbloom Butter
Postoffice
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