Hoover Nominee Felicitations From President Coolidge
Superior Wis June 16 President Coolidge sent a brief felicitation to Herbert Hoover after his Republican presidential nomination. Mrs Coolidge also sent best wishes. Hoover thanked Coolidge for the friend ship and support and said it inspires his new task.
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Wisconsin Welcomes Presidential Party
Wisconsin greeted President Calvin Coolidge and Mrs. Coolidge at Superior on June 15 with a clamorous and courteous welcome. The first lady was confined to the presidential train during the visit.
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Oil price listing by grade and route across multiple pipelines
The document lists varying prices for Pennsylvania Grade Oil and other grades across numerous lines and pipelines. Prices span from 0.62 to 11.36 per unit, with entries including Buckeye Pipe Line Co. lines, Eureka Pipe Line Co., National Transit Co., South West Pa. Pipe Lines, Stoll Refining Co. lines, and regional references to Indiana, Ohio, Kentucky, Michigan, and Canada.
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al Transit Co
National Transit Co
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Ceee Este Eee
Camberland
Barren
Marmee
Paragon Dev. Co
Stoll OW Refining Co
Oil City
Western Kentucky
Minois
Waterloo
Petrolia
Canad
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Berea
Saginaw, Nich
Saginaw Lane
Gravity
Lima
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Princeton
Wooster
Plymouth
Warren Rebekahs Put On Degree Work At Mt Jewett Meet
About fifty members of the Warren Rebekah Lodge No 209 traveled to Mt Jewett Pennsylvania to take part in the 108th anniversary of Odd Fellowship at the O F convention The Warren degree team presented Rebekah degree work before about five hundred members with other branches also exemplifying their work A full convention schedule followed including registrations sessions a Past Grand degree dinner convention address and entertainment Speakers were Frank Mot and Samuel Carson both of Jamestown NY A parade and dances completed the day Mrs Lotz hosted a luncheon at the Woman's Club for Miss Marion Johnson.
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Truth Seekers Class Plans Findlay Lake Picnic
The Truth Seekers class of the First Presbyterian met at Mrs. George Daum’s home with full attendance. They scheduled the annual picnic for July 19 at the T. N. Smith cottage on Findlay Lake and enjoyed a social hour afterward.
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Curtis Pledges Support for Hoover Ticket
Senator Corny telegraphed congratulations to Secretary Hoover and pledged royal support for the ticket. He said he would exert every effort for the success of Hoover and the party in November.
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Mrs Button Ships Heirlooms to Ford at Dearborn
An aged trunk and a matching suit case filled with pre Civil War relics will be shipped from Panama to Dearborn Michigan tomorrow. The consignee is Henry Ford who plans to inspect the pieces for a period costume display. The collection includes children's dresses gowns and men's suits from the Sessions estate and aims to form an historical succession for public viewing.
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Stocks Irregular In Today's Session
New York stocks showed irregular trading as the market pauses from a generally easier call money tone. Early losses in Wright, Radio, General Electric, General Motors, Allied Chemical, Curtiss and Case led rail, utility and special issues lower. a late afternoon rally faded with most issues closing down.
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Curtis emerges as Kansas Senator Curtis nomination on first ballot
The convention debates nominate Senator Curtis after moving requests from Cur tis and others. Governors Baker and Osborne are discussed, with Curtis gaining broad support as Curt is nomina tion seeks to secure the Missouri and Massachusetts factions.
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Ira W. James
Michigan
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Missouri
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Curtis
Bingham
Tilson
Connecticut
Senator Curtis
Kansas
Young
Fuller
Loell Greene Wedding Sealed Quiet Nuptials in Erie
Dorothy May Belknap Loell of Brie Pa and Charles Joseph Greene of Buffalo N Y were married yesterday at First Methodist Church parsonage by Rev. Charles Greer. The couple had a short ceremony attended only by parents and a luncheon followed at the Orleta Tea Room. They will reside at West Tenth Street Erie. Greene is a program director at WEBH Erie.
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First Methodist Church
Dorothy May Belknap Loell
Brie. Pa
P. D. Belknap
Conewango Avenue
Charles Joseph Greene
S. E. Grene
Buffalo, N. Y
Charles Greer
Orleta Tea Room
Mrs. Greene
West Tenth ‘Street
Erie
Mr. Greene
WEBH
Vacation Bible school ends second week
Attendance remains strong with 86 to 90 percent of enrollment over the last two weeks. A photograph of the school at the First Presbyterian Church will be taken Monday morning and sold to pupils for 50 with a 22 special price. B. Hutchings joins the faculty to supervise gym work at First Methodist Church while Doc Cosgrove runs the Baptist gym.
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Curtis Emerges as Delegates Rally Amid Pro West Shift
Delegates initially backing Pete Ove 90 votes for Curtis followed by 48 Ohio votes for Curtis at a caucus. Western farm interests pushed for a West candidate, sidelining Eastern contenders. A leaders conference with Mel Jor set Curtis as the preferred nominee, sparking a rapid bid before the final session. Later a Cox surge dropped when Idaho Senator Borth signaled Western restraint. Curtis momentum grew toward final nomination.
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Newbolds sue F. L. White Construction in Irvine
A trespass action filed by Esther L. Newbold, Mary M. Newbold, Mary E. J. Newbold, Emily E. Newbold, and Edward M. Budle as executor against F. L. White Construction Company was served on F. Le White and Val Genge. Attorneys Bordrell and Eldred represent the plaintiffs. details of the complaint were not available.
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Irvine
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Edward M. Buidle
Sarai D. Newbold
Bordrell & Eldred
Bear cub poisoned in Williamsport. police offer reward
Williamsport bears at Municipal Park base died after an autopsy showed poisoning. Police offer a reward for the person responsible for harming the animal brought from Alaska to Williamsport.
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Williamsport
Alaska
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