Ruth Brown Heads to Missouri then Kirksville Visit
Ruth Brown left this morning for Louistown Missouri where she will visit friends before going on to Kirksville to visit her aunt Irma Waymack and Mrs John Waymack and their Florence Alabama relatives arrive for a visit at the Weldin home with many local friends.
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Mies
Ruth Brown
Louistown
Kirksville
John Waymack
Irma
Florence
Alabama
Philip Weldin
Hazel Kracaw
Wyman
Local Socials Report Keokuk and Nearby Visits
Keokuk residents share visits with relatives as Vera Lovelett travels to Verdi to see Perle Long and Wilma Walker visits Corydon relatives. C. P. Baldrige and Mr and Mrs Baldrige return home from Omana, Donna Martin travels to Keota to visit grandparents, Isabelle Davis spends weekend at Carl Voorhees home, Mrs Stafford of Muscatine to attend a PEO garden party at Marsh Bailey home.
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C. P. Baldrige
Omana
M. E. Yard
Vera Lovelett
Verdi
Perle Long
Wilma
Martha Walker
Corydon
Kenneth Carris
Mra. C
Local notices and ads fill Iowa town page
Community briefs report visits and departures of residents Mrs J P Kramer and daughter from Sigourney spent a day in town Miss Kramer returned home while Mrs Kramer stayed at the Howard Crozier Genuine Ford battery listings for sale prices and auctions noted Tresa Quinn teaching music in Pleasant Plain daily travel updates show residents heading to Fairfield Toronto and Knoxville plans Mrs Ada McLaren of Boise visiting Iowa relatives and trip to Pennsylvania mentions a new baby in Huston Texas and travel to Colorado for Helen Wilson summer plans.
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J. P. Kramer
Sigourney
Miss Kramer
Mrs. Kramer
Howard Crozier
Fred Stewart
William
Jane
Huston Texas
Mrs. Alberson
Huston
Rachel
Hazel Stewart
President Coolidge Nominated on First Ballot at Cleveland
Dr. Burton urges support for President Coolidge, praising his moral fiber and plain American virtues. He presents Coolidge as a capable, self controlled leader whose life and character justify renomination, countering claims of political agenda in a personal address to the audience.
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Coolidge
Cleveland
Massachusetts
United States
Dr. Burton
America
Convention hears Coolidge rally with band and torchlight lights
At Cleveland Ohio on June 12 demonstrators led by Vermont carried a Coolidge banner as the hall lit by electric effects and a pipe organ filled the room with Battle Hymn and Glory Glory chants. Speakers included Mrs Florence Porter and others as delegates pressed for a vote.
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Coolidge
North Dakota
la Follette
South Dakota
Johnson
California
Madden
Illinois
Stickney
Eremont
Charles Ti. Carey
Oregon
Hi. J. Grimstead
Kansas
Borah Names Possible Nomination Contenders At Convention
Senator Borah defended an orderly government plank and called for speedy impartial prosecutions of wrongdoers. He pledged support for a scientific tax cut and tariff principles while noting his nomination position is irrevocable and that Beveridge may be readied if his name is placed. He cited Kenyon of Iowa and Hyde of Missouri as strong contenders.
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Borah
Beveridge
Indiana
William 8. Kenyon
Iowa
Hyde
Missouri
Convention Schedule and Coolidge Nomination Update
The convention opens with a 10 A M prayer by Bishop Schrembs as Dr Marion Burton nominates President Coolidge for the presidency and speeches second the nomination Balloting on presidential and vice presidential nominations follows Committees to notify nominees are chosen A Republican National Committee vacancy rule is adopted Senator Borah says his stance on the vice presidency remains unchanged after meeting with President Coolidge at the White House Refusal to enhance his earlier position is noted after long talks with the president.
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Schrembs
Catholic Church
Marion Leroy Burton
University of Michigan
Coolidge
Republican National Committee
Washington
Borah
Idaho
White House
Cleveland
Jud Tunkins on election effects on office holder
Jud Tunkins says electing a man to office usually makes him mainly proud or robs him of the concert in him entirely in a musing on political power and personality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jud Tunkins
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Ruth Clifford
Maurice Flynn
Sin
Hell's Hole
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Arch Best
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Manton Helner
Keokuk
Wilson's
Donna Martin
Keota
Isabelle Davis
Carl Voorhees
West Chester
Potter
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Tresa Quinn
Pleasant Plain
D. F. Macon
Charles Jackson
Freda
Fairfield
A. BE. Atchison
Studebaker
A. E. Atchison
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W. M. Keeley
Toronto
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Rotary Club
Homlister
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Lemmon's Pharmacy
Ada McLaren
Rboise
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William Kensler
Iowa City
Knoxville
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Helen Wilson
Iown City
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Dem
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New Jersey
Cleveland, CO
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Philippines
Congress
Harry Metall
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Wim. Libe
Iowa River
Oakville
McElhinney Drug Co
C.W. Busby & Co
Ashington, Iowa
Washington Steam Laundry
Frei
Washington Cleaners
House of Kuppenheim
Owen McGovern
Loftiss
Red Street
John Shields & Sons
C. M. & F. Clothing Co. Good Clothes Store
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