Delegates to Conventions Announced in County
After official canvass the county board named delegates to the Republican and Democratic county conventions in Washington on July 2. The list, organized by precincts, includes committeemen and delegate selections such as Brighton Township Clara Kraemer and W W Jamison, and many others across Cedar Crawford Dutch Creek Kalona and more with active roles for both parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Supervisors
Washington
Brighton
Clara Kraemer
W. W. Jamison
H. E. Pfeiffer
W S. Courtney
O. M. Farrier
E. L. Edmondson
I. F Kraemer
W W. Jamison
D. H. Wentworth
R. W. Hinson
George Ackley
C. E. Mumper
Clay Township
W. O. Morgan
Viola Morgan
C .F. Morgan
C. .L. Stannard
A. W Woodford
L. B. Luithly
Crawford Township
F. E. Gault
Frank Gault
F. E. Young
J. H. Crooks
R. C McCleary
George Yeager
FE. E Ferguson
J. C. Huston
T. E. Maxwell
T. H. Barnes
A. E Gault
E. L. Davis
Dutch Creek Township
H. T. Carris
Belva Carris
Ross W. Sheetz
W. Hotle
Roseveck
Robertson
W. E. Augustine
Kalona
B. FF. Allen
Esther Guengerich
F. EB. Skola
Wesley
Republican Prohibition Plank Seeks People Vote on Regulation
Chicago report outlines the 1932 Republican platform itemizing a twentieth amendment to let states vote on substituting congressional regulation for outright prohibition, with economic relief emphasized and Hoover depicted as advancing fiscal stability, gold standard defense, and anti inflation measures.
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Chicago
Hoover
America
William Tennent Stevenson Dies After Seven Weeks Ill
Private funeral services for William Tetinent Stevenson will be held at his home on West Madison Street with Rev. D. C. Fulton in charge. Burial follows at Keota cemetery. He leaves his wife and four children, plus six grandchildren. He was born July 26, 1846 in Steubenville Ohio and longtime Dublin resident active in community affairs.
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William Tetinent Stevenson
West
Madison Street
Rev
D. C. Fulton
Keota
Shermans Funeral
Mr. Stevenson
William Tennent Stevenson Was
1846
Steubenville, O
William Stevenson
Isabella Tennent Stevenson
Stevenson
W. E. Augustine
Wellston
Jf. D Sowash
West Chester
Caleb Lemley
Iowa City
John T. Stevenson
Hannibal
A. M. Finnie
W. T. Stevenson
United Presbyterian Church
Dublin
Court Adjourns to July Fifteenth
Judge D. W. Hamilton adjourned the district court until July 15 to resume the March term which has run 39 days with about a week expected more. He sentenced Watson of West Chester for breaking and entering to a term at the Eldora training school and then paroled him for good behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Hamilton
Hamilton
Watson
West Chester
Eldora
Mrs Will Jones Visiting Washington From Cotter
Mrs Will Jones of near Cotter and her nephew Billy Bosh art were in Washington yesterday.
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Will Jones
Near Cotter
Billy Boshart
Washington
Senate Panel Votes to Kill Patman Thomas Soldiers Bonus Bill
The Senate Finance Committee voted 14 to 2 to kill the Patman Thomas soldiers bonus measure. Veterans faced hardship as the debate shifted to the Senate, with leaders planning to report the bill and limit debate. Senator Thomas remained hopeful while President Hoover’s veto loomed.
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Washington
INS
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Smoot (R
Utah
Finance Committee
Thomas
Oklahoma
House
White House
Hoover
Miss Brown Heads East on Nine Day Tour
Miss Mildred Brown plans a midnight Friday departure from Washington for Chicago and a nine day tour to Niagara Falls Mt. Vernon New York City Arlington Atlantic City Beach and other points. The trip rewards her for second prize in the Washington merchants popularity contest and she will send news to the Journal.
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Mildred Brown
Chicago
Washington
Niagara Falls
Washington, D. C
George Washington
Mt. Vernon
New York City
Arlington
Rock Island
Miss Brown
Journal
Expenses of candidates from the recent primary filing
A list of primary candidates filed expense accounts with the county auditor. Republicans Edna Purvis spent 3.25 on newspaper notices for clerk of court, Minnie Green 3.40 for recorder notices, and W S Kyle 2 for coroner. Democrats R H McCarty spent 23.65 for sheriff and others had no expenses. Most faced no opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Purvis
Clerk of Court
Minnie Green
Recorder
W. S. Kyle
R. H. McCarty
I. B. Rabenold
H. G. Richardson
W. P. Wells
William Griffin
Sheriff McCarty
License Law Efficiency Shown in Kansas City Licenses
Kansas City traffic officials report 105,848 licenses issued since March 3 and only four revoked for drunken or careless driving, indicating the drivers license law works as intended.
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Kansas City
INS
Hoover and Curtis Lead GOP Ticket At Chicago Convention
At the Republican National Convention in Chicago Hoover is renominated on the first ballot alongside Curtis. Major opposition to Curtis exists but fails to derail the ticket as Pennsylvania shifts after roll call. An incident interrupts proceedings when Joseph Iran France is escorted off the platform before a Coolidge speech. The convention adjourns at 3 35.
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Chicago
Hoover
Curtis
Pennsylvania
Edward Martin
American Legion
Hanford MacNider
Iowa
Canada
New York
Harbord
New England
Governor Fuller
Massachusetts
Harmony Stadium
INS
Herbert Hoover
Republican Harmony
Everett Sanders
Indiana
Joseph Irwin France
Maryland
Calvin Coolidge
Hoover Nomination Speech Elevates Lincoln Analogy
Joseph L. Scott of California nominated Hoover calling him the master of human engineering and describing him at work in the white house room where Lincoln signed the emancipation proclamation. He warned of a smear campaign by Democrats as the race nears. The convention rejected a prohibition plank 681 to 472 and adopted a wets favored resubmission stance, with details continued on page three.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Hoover
Joseph L. Scott
California
White House
Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln
Nicholas Murray Butler
Hiram Bingham
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cedar Township
Dave Benson
Cora Carris
Nina Smith
Jennie Rittenhouse
C. Ff. Timmons
BE. Denison
J. C. Carris
Richmond
Carl Kos
O. K. Scott
Frank J. Patterson
K. Scott
John Robinson
Franklin Township
J. R. Dill
Roy Gardner
Lloyd Bauer
R. C. Ferguson
Andy Augustine
L. W. Gordon
W. C. Wallace
A. T. Augustine
J. R. Griggs
Highland Township
C. F. Letts
Belle McCreedy
Geo. Wallace
I. FP. Lambert
Helen Lambert
C. Ss. Cummings
Mrs
Claude Flynn
Herman Koenig
J. M. Soukup
R. G. Miler
C. S. Cummings
Ethel Flynn
Jackson Township
H. P. Wilson
P. F. Whis
P. F. Whisler
J Fd Gallagher
N. C. Pearson
R. R. Stewart
Lime Creek Township
Joe McClelland
Millie Rogers Miller
Eardley Bell
Keith Adams
FE. I. Coffey
R .E. Foreman
Roy Polson
Chas Livezey
Wm. McClelland
Wm Eckerman
A. D. Schmidt
H. F. Carris
L. W. Marner
Harry Huber
Carl Oldfield
EB. @. Henn
J. G. Wehrle
W. W. Mengerhausen
Frank Schwartz
Mearl Munson
Marion
W. HH. Siga Foose
Ruth Mitchell
Sam Marsh
FE. R van Nostrand
Otto Frey
W. H Mitchell
Ward Essley
Oregon
Jesse Marr
Chas Wolfe
R. A. Acheson
J. J. McConnell
E. J. Richards
J. C Buenneke
W. D. Roberts
Geo M. Lord
S. C. Pearson
C. R. Stearnes
Howard Stewart
Mable Huber
J. E. Powell
Hugh Jones
H. E. Stewart
Floyd Green
John Henderson
F L Dunbar
J. C
Bauer
Bob Patterson
Henry Shields
J C. Bauer
Oscar Davis
J. H. Laurie
Ted Brown
Clarence Wiese
John Koch
Richard McCleery
Second Ward
Frank McFarlane
Amos Weaver
Treasury
Ogden Millis
Herbert Clark Hoover
Republican Party
Europe
Ohio
Washington County
Sarah F. Kyar
Committee
Finance Group
Bill Senate
East
Stadium
McNider
Vice Presi
Charles G Dawes
James W. Wadsworth
Joseph I. France
J. J. Blaine
Sears
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