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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1924
Page
18
The passage promotes a modern teeth cleaning method using Pepsodent to remove a viscous film on teeth that causes decay and discoloration. It claims the toothpaste dissolves film at all stages, boosts saliva alkalinity and ptyalin, and leads to quicker, convincing whitening results. It urges sending a coupon for a 10 day tube to try at home.
The Associated Press reports President Coolidge plans to name preferences for temporary and permanent chairmen of the Republican national convention during his New York visit. Attendees include William M. Butler and John T. Adams as officials press for an early decision.
Polls show Strassburger ahead of Pinchot as Republicans vote for 31 delegates to the nation party convention. Johnson and Coolidge split strong support while Gov. Silzer runs unopposed for the Democratic nomination. Fifth district races in Union and Norris counties test Silzer delegates and unit rule adherence.
Delaware Republicans name Gen duPont as national committeeman and list delegates including Townsend Ashbrook Eliot and others. Platform backs Mellon tax plan and U S membership in the permanent court of international justice.
Senators Borah Robinson and Papper discuss reconvening arms talks linking disarmament to economic issues. They debate U S joinin g a world court and leveraging League of Nations cooperation to stabilize Europe’s economy and security.
Enthusiasm ran high at the midday luncheon of the Business Men and Women's McAdoo club in the Ebbitt as former Senator James D. Phelan of California declared William Gibbs McAdoo the best qualified man for the presidency and that California would cast ballots for him. Speakers included Daniel C. Roper and others outlining support and urging Democratic nomination.
In New York on April 22 a subcommittee postponed selecting a temporary chairman for the Democratic national convention to June. A May 15 or May 20 date for the next meeting was tentatively set. Senator Walsh of Montana joined the list of possible chairmen alongside Garrett of Tennessee Harrison of Michigan Cummings of Connecticut Marshall and Robinson of Arkansas.
Buffalo April 22 The National League of Women Voters outlines headquarters at both major party conventions in June and assigns a committee to draft planks for platforms. The Cleveland and New York meetings mark the league’s outstanding participation as its board meets. Open houses will be at Hollenden hotel in Cleveland with Ohio and Cleveland leagues in charge and junior Cleveland league aiding as hostesses.
Mark A. Woods of Lincoln Nebr a Coolidge delegate and Pershing club former national chairman indicates plans to actively launch Gen J J Pershing for the Republican Vice Presidential nomination. He and his wife are in Rochester for operations and aiding from there.
The Navy Department orders naval vessels attached to the Ninth Naval District to rendezvous in Cleveland during the Republican national convention week. The Cleveland convention committee announced the plan today, noting the Tuna area and related arrangements.
John C Coolidge father of President Coolidge walked half a mile to a neighbor’s house in Plymouth Vermont to listen to the President deliver his address from New York by radio The elder Coolidge declined to comment noting newspaper reaction and explaining no radio is installed at his home The home telephone was removed after learning of Calvin Coolidge’s succession last summer.
Senator Culmline and Norris discuss a League of Nations commission on international law and a world conference to limit armament. They see the President's plan as advancing peace and stabilization, with support for a new international forum rather than new domestic legislation.
New York April 22 The Associated Press reelected five directors for three years and filled two vacancies with J A Knowland Oakland and Robert McLean Philadelphia Bulletin. The board will meet tomorrow at 10 am at the Waldorf Astoria to organize.
Special to The Washington Post Danville Virginia April 22 Joseph Whitehead of Chatham announces candidacy for Congress from the Fifth Virginia district to succeed J M Hooker He is a graduate of Richmond College and the University of Virginia and served Danville and Pittsylvania county in the state senate from 1899 to 1904.
The piece argues autos are built faster than absorption allows yet dealers stock up for spring, aided by finance plans. It notes rising sales, road tests, and advertising value of notable long runs. Balloon tires gain traction for smoother rides, while care and appearance boost ownership pride. The Hurley Nash club plans an Easter dance at Hurley Motor Company to strengthen ties with Nash owners.
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