Hoover Curtis Reed Martin Waters Porter Cochran Mumford Ticket
Republican slate lists Herbert Hoover for president with Charles Curtis as running mate. David A. Reed named U S Senator. Edward Martin as state treasurer and Charles A. Waters as auditor general. William D. Porter as supreme court judge. T C Cochran for Congress and A W Mumford for assembly.
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Herbert Hoover
Charles Curtis
United States
David A. Reed
Edward Martin
Charles A. Waters
Supreme Court
William D. Porter
Congress
T. C. Cochran
Assembly
A. W. Mumford
Democracy Converted Reflects Democratic tariff shift and party rebirth
The piece argues Senator Smoot frames the Democratic tariff plank as reform, praising protectionist shift from revenue only. It cites historical moves by Wilson and Underwood, notes partisan benefit shifts, and portrays the party as converted to protection and ready to apply it nationwide, urging caution about past missteps.
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Portland
Gorman
Senate
Cleveland
Texas
Wilson and
Underwoods
Southern Smith supporters fear Hoover surge in solid South
Political observers in the Public Ledger say Southern Democratic senators backing Governor Smith fear rising Hoover sentiment. Senators Robinson and Harrison have pressed to rehabilitate Tammany. Simmons and Glass show little support for the ticket. Glass opposes Smith’s post convention stand on prohibition, seen as betrayal. The South grows shakier, not solid.
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Smith
Hoover
The
Public Ledger
Robinson
Harrison
Senate
Messrs. Simmons
Glass
Tammany
Simmons
Mr. Smith
Japan's Monroe Doctrine Toast Faces a Reception
Washington notes Japan may propose an Asiatic version of the Monroe Doctrine in arbitration talks. Tokyo hints at excluding Asia from disputes while reserving the right to defend Asia interests with force if needed. Such a plan risks tacitly recognizing Japan's China priority and unsettles open-door concerns.
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Washington
United States
Japan
Family of Nations
Tokyo
Uncle Sam
Asia
China
Manchuria
Australia
Great Britain
Philippines
Spain
Cuba
Porto Rico
The Red Rose and White Rose of Passion
A brief verse to lovers compares a red rose as a falcon and a white rose as a dove, sending a cream white rosebud with a kiss of desire on the lips from Jean Boyle O Reilly.
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Jean Boyle O'Reilly
Life is a Long Race and the Quiet Distractions Within
The piece reflects on the adage that life is a race and the need to keep sight of a central goal. The narrator admits distractions from nature and beauty, choosing wandering over steady pace, and acknowledging how easily focus can drift as time passes.
Bells Float to Harbor in a Shipboard Tale
Peter and his wife hear a distant bell and mistake it for a church bell. As dawn approaches they realize the sound is buoy bells guiding them toward land. The couple shifts from gloom to cautious hope, sensing harbor and home ahead.
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Bob
Wife
White House
Clover Field
Living and Lovins from Mrs Virginia Lee
Dear Mrs. Lea, I am an 18 year old girl and I seek advice from your column. A 29 year old brother shared counsel urging education, neatness, and restraint before marriage. He advises marrying a educated, gentlemanly man who can support and educate children, and warns against premarital petting and shallow suitors. The letter praises cautious, virtuous partnership.
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Louise
Ruth and Naomi vow loyalty in faith and death to follow
The passage records Ruth pledging allegiance to Naomi and to the God of Israel, declaring she will stay with Naomi wherever she goes and be buried beside her. It emphasizes fidelity, kinship, and devotion beyond life.
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Ruth
Hall of Fame seen as least popular New York sight
Aug 21 dispatch notes the Hall of Fame on New York University campus attracts few visitors and many busts are unrecognized by reputation. It sketches quirky NYC jobs from dusting busts to boiler smoke watchers and details how lifeguards and waiters rise through social ties to high status.
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New York
Hall of Fame
New York University
Electric Power Company
Great Corporation
England
Italy
France
Egypt
Paris
Foot care and proper shoe fit advise from Dr Lulu Hunt Peters
Advice on choosing shoes that fit to prevent foot troubles including ingrowing toenails and tough nails. Home care steps cover soaking, antiseptics, padding, and nail trimming, with surgical option for severe cases. Also notes summer sizing and arch changes with age and weight. Tomorrow: Inflammations Around
Retrospective items from Tribune of One Two and Four Years Ago
A collage of past notes from August 1924 to 1927 covers injuries in Warren, a road survey, a scout gathering in Kane, land acquisitions, a dental convention trip, a Conewango Valley tennis champion, a 15 year old accident victim, and a waiter’s prideful anecdotes about serving presidents and nobles.
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Mall
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Roosevelt Warren Highway
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Mississippi
Democratic Party
Charles P. Stewart
Edgar A. Guest
Peter
Florence Vincent
Virginia Lee
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Rome
New Yorker
Clark Kinnaird
Rould Bunt Peters
Lulu Hunt Peters
Warren Tribune
Sam Walone
Winters-Bond Construction Company
State Highway Department
Wrightsville
Corry
Buffalo Boy Scouts
Shapter
Kane
Clermont
Enos Drum
Conewango Avenue
Warren-Russell Road
E. C. Thompson
Philadelphia
John Hessey
Conewangs Valley Country Club
Richard Durham
Rose Davis
Dartmouth Street
Monte Carlo
London
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