Booster club social and neighborhood gatherings overview
Society notes describe a rainy Tuesday Booster club meeting at Mrs. Fred Stewart’s with about thirty five attendees, followed by an evening social at Homer Jarrard’s home. The program featured children’s songs and piano selections, a luncheon, and listed guests. Additional items include Alice Perry’s birthday party for Floye with music and gifts, and a PEO meeting with a Mexico trip paper. Damascene Shrine No. Ten met at the Commercial Club with about twenty members. An old fashioned Booster club picnic at Homer Jarrard’s lawn drew eighty five to ninety people with games and potluck dishes.
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Booster Club
Fred Stewart
Homer Jarrard
Ben Fitzsgerald
L. Schwab
KE. Morrow
J. Caldwell
Edna Caldwell
L. Hopping
Alice Perry
Floye
Miss Floye
Alice
W. W. Wilson
Ralph Shannon
Mexico
Damascus Shrine No
Bethel Sunday School Children’s Day Program Announcement
The Bethel M EB Sunday school schedules a Children’s Day program for next Sunday at 10 o clock. A memorial service will be held June 30 at 2 30 in the G A R hall with flowers to be brought and cars provided to the cemetery. The Young Woman’s Home Missionary society meets Monday at 7 30 pm at the church to begin the years activities. Regular K P lodge meet is set for Monday evening June 30 at 7 30 with officers to attend.
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Bethel M. EB
G. A. R. Hall
Young Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
K. P. Lodge
W. H. Sigafoose
C. C
Congressman Edward C. Little Dies in Washington
Rep Edward C Little of Kansas died in a Washington hospital from a stroke He was a Republican serving his fourth term from the Second District Little authored legislation and served as consul general to Egypt He was a lieutenant colonel in the Kansas National Guard and fought in the Philippines
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Associated Press
Washington
Edward C. Little
Kansas
Little
Egypt
Kansas National Guard
Philippines
Platform committee splits over Ku Klux plank and reforms
The platform committee debates a Ku Klux pledge focusing on prohibition and attacks the Republican enforcement record. It approves planks on tariffs, tax cuts, resource drafting, armament reduction, Philippines independence, Muscle Shoals, Japanese exclusion, federal aid projects, and narcotics cooperation, while denouncing the Lausanne Turkey treaty and Armenian nation disposal.
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Philippines
Mississippi
Hawaii
Turkey
Senate
Dog Rams Car. Driver Ira Whitford Dead In Accident
In Williamsburg Iowa on June 26 Ira Whitford was found dead beneath his overturned car four miles east of town. A dog lay a few feet away, believed run in front of the vehicle causing the crash that crushed Whitford. He had been dead for several hours when found.
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Williamsburg
Ira Whitford
Here
Mr. Whitford
New York Editor Accused of Libel linked to Klan ties
Louis Fowler editor of American Standard and his son were arrested on criminal libel charges stemming from an attack on Governor Smith. Police bomb squad captain testified the Fowlers were members of the Ku Klux Klan. Bail set at $1,000 each for trial.
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New York
Louis Fowler
American Standard
Louis Fowler Jr
Governor Smith
Ku Klux Klan
Gegan
Fowlers
Italian Workers Pay Tribute to Mateotti
Italian workers across parties halted work from 10 to 10 20 a m in silence to honor Deputy Mateotti. Police and military prepared for potential disturbances as authorities showed large scale measures.
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Mateotti
Rome
Italy
Mateotth
Portugal Cabinet Quits Office Amid Reshuffle
In Lisbon on June 27 the Portuguese cabinet headed by Alvaro Castro resigned last night. The resignation was accepted but Premier Castro will stay in office for the time being. The cabinet had been formed last December.
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Associated Press
Lisbon
Portugese
Alvaro Castro
Castro
Arizona Ports Added to Daily Closing Order
Washington announces three Arizona ports Noga les Douglas and Naco were added to southern border entries to close at 9 p m each day instead of midnight reflecting new order and security measures.
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Washington
Nogales
Douglas
Naco
Arizona
Convention Takes Up Time Listening to Species Today
Delegates at the convention heard James M. Cox praised by the Ohio delegation with sustained applause and a brief, spontaneous demonstration. OConnor publicly denounced the Ku Klux Klan as he seconded McAdoo, prompting renewed cheers and band noise before the proceedings resumed with nominations and seconding speeches from several state representatives.
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James M. Cox
Ohio
Ohio Standard
W. H. Moore
Youngstown
Cox
Mr. O'Connor
McAdoo
United States
Tl Am
O'Connor
Ac Sual
Maloney Silenced While Seconding Smith Nomination
After a long roll call Montana’s Wm H Maloney stepped to the platform to second Governor Smith but his voice failed him producing a string of strange sounds as the audience laughed. The convention then heard S W Stewart second the nomination of W G McAdoo.
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O'Connor
McAdoo
Dbarkley
Caroll Miller
Pennsylvania
Smith
Samuel E. Shull
Stroudsburg
Senator Underwood
Clarence Renshaw
Pittarburgh
Gov. Ritchie
Maryland
Mary Herbert
Allentown
South Carolina
Leroy Springs
Springs
Ing
George Milton
Chattanooga
Tenn
Salt Lake City
Virginia
Swanson
Carter Glass Hic Apeech
Montana
Wm. H. Maloney
Butte
Gov. Smith
Maloney
Walsh
S. W. Stewart
Wm. G. McAdoo
Jersey Demonstration at Nomination for Governor Silver
The New Jersey delegation led a noisy demonstration after John A. Matthews nominated Governor Silver. Demonstrators surged onto the platform as New York and Massachusetts standards joined Illinois in the ruckus. Elmer H. Geran of New Jersey spoke briefly after the interruption.
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New Jersey
John A. Matthews
Silver
New York
Massachusetts
Illinois
Jersey
Walsh
Silzer
Alben W. Harkey
Kentucky
Elmer H. Geran
New Mexico
North Carolina
North Dakota
J. F .T. O'Connor
Grand Forks
McAdoo
McAdoo Speech Highlights Ku Klux Klan Controversy
During his prepared remarks McAdoo addressed religious subtexts fueling the convention debate over the Ku Klux Klan plank, as orchestrated by McAdoo supporters.
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McAdoo
Smith Men Work Hard For New York Governor
Smith workers press forward after yesterday's convention with Roosevelt, the computing manager for Mr. Smith, conferring with leaders at the convention hall and signaling that the situation looks mighty good for the New York governor's cause.
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New York
Smith
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Barly
McAdoo Skips Sessions During Convention Day
In New York on June 27 W G McAdoo continued to avoid convention sessions from his hotel headquarters. His friends say he likely will not attend further meetings and no new statements or speeches are expected before balloting begins.
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New York
W. G. McAdoo
Finances of U.S. Government Painted in Bright Colors
Washington reports the fiscal year ending June 30 will close with a surplus of 498 million dollars, about 170 million more than fall estimates. Madden and Warren trumpet surpluses for 1924 and 1925 while Byrns and Burns offer opposing views on fiscal restraint and extravagance.
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Washington, D. C
Treasury
Madden
Rep
Ill
House Committee On Appropriations
Congress
Warren
WyCo
Senate Committee On Appropriations
House
Senate
Representative Burns
Dem. Tenn
Byrns
Budget Bureau
Patrons Flock to Leipsic Fair by Air Travel
More than 1,700 patrons reached the Leipsic Fair by airplane with express service linking Leipsic to Berlin Hamburg and other cities. Many applicants were refused air passages due to limited planes.
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Leipsic
Germany
Berlin
Hamburg
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