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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1924

Page

12

President Coolidge Nears Campaign Kickoff With Reports

President Coolidge, amid a busy schedule, heard campaign reports and discussed defense day plans for September. Senator Wadsworth and Secretary Bascom Stemp reported improved conditions, while tariff and sugar inquiry findings await his review.

Coolidge Wadsworth Bascom Stemp

Coolidge Is Indorsed By Colored Women

The Colored Women of the District organized to support the Republican cause in 1901 Vermont Avenue NW. Officers named include Mason Layton as president, Mildred Heleman as vice president, Thomas Jones as treasurer, N. M. Marshall as recording secretary, and J. Vullaferro as corresponding secretary. The group aims to promote Republicanism, study the Constitution, and inform women and children about the party’s work.

Uenidge and Dawes Repubican League Fedecaring of Colored Women D cl Vermont Avenue Northwest John Mason Layton Milldred Jleman Mes. Thomas - Jones N. Mo Marsha J. Vullaferro Republican Party

Langley’s Majority Estimated at 13 000

In Kentucky the majorities for the Republican and Democratic senatorial nominees were reported as 29 999 and 39 000 respectively from incomplete unofficial returns. Representative John W Langley of Pikenville led his rival by roughly three to one for the Tenth district nomination, with a possible 13 908 majority, as Fleming dispatches noted. All who faced opposition in the primary were renominated.

United States Stanley Fred M Sackett Louisville Kentucky John W Langley Pikenville Fleming Langley

Missouri Republicans and Democrats seek governor nomination

Missouri voters faced a quiet primaries day with eight candidates across parties seeking the governor's nomination. Observers note issues of prohibition, the Ku Klux Klan, tax reduction, and law enforcement frame the campaigns while women's clubs and civic groups work to mobilize the vote.

St. Louis Missouri

Seventh corps area leads citizen training camps in July

The Seventh corps area headquartered in Omaha tops all citizen training camps with 4,748 trainees in 27 camps totaling 33,544 participants. Comparisons show 113,000 in 1921, 22,000 in 1922, and 24,000 in 1923, with other corps areas listing figures from New York to San Francisco.

Seventh Corps Omaha War Department Second Corps New York Columbus Atlanta Baltimore Chicago San Antonio San Francisco New England

Trainmen Chief Declines to Endorse La Follette

Portsmouth Aug 4 The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen a national union did not back La Follette or AFL support in the presidential race and will likely refrain from endorsing any candidate W K Lee grand president said members should vote their own choice after reviewing candidates records He dismissed labor vote trading claims and praised Coolidge’s record as satisfactory to bankers.

Portsmouth Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen American Federation of Labor Robert M. Ta Follatta W K. Lee Lee Virginia Brotherhood Labor la Follette John W. Davis Coolidge Massachusetts White House

Copper Faces Battle In Today's Primary

Topeka Kansas Aug 4 The Kansas primary closes amid clashes over issues and race. The heated GOP governor and U S Senate contests feature Arthur Capper opposed by Sheffield Ingalls and Tom T Smith with Klan endorsements cited. Democratic races include six hopefuls for the Senate nomination.

La Follette Backed by Local Labor Body Endorsement

The Central Labor Union of Musicians Hall in Washington endorsed the La Follette Wheeler ticket and condemned mobilization day plans in a unanimously adopted resolution. The group, representing about 65,000 workers including Federal Employees unions, also opposed the proposed defense test and backed the progressive political action stance presented by Newton James and A M Rogers.

la Foullette- Wheeler Maryland Conference For Progressive Central Labor Union Musicians’ Hall E Street Northwest Independent C. H. Adams Maryland Conference For Progressive Newton James A. M. Rogers A. M Lannon

Labor Leaders Back La Follette Campaign Drive

Atlantic City August 4. La Follette telegram to Sam Gompers thanking the AFL for endorsing the La Follette Wheeler ticket. Gompers pledged full AFL mobilization for the campaign and emphasized nonpartisan labor leadership in national and local races. Davis and Smith discussions near, with plans for strategy and timing around Labor Day. Insurgents excluded from invitation lists for Dawes ceremony. Johnson and Shipstead not included.

Atlantic City la Follette Washington Samus Gompers Executive Council American Federation of Labor la Follette-Wheeler Gompers la Folette Wheeler Acton

Week Old Montana Party Seeks Bryan Ticket Support

Falls Falls Mont Aug 4 Hugh M Jones vice president of a political group the La Follette Progressive Party in Montana said the telegram to John M Nelson Chicago La Follette campaign manager stated the party reserves the right to circulate petitions for Charles W Bryan as vice president on the La Follette ticket The discord arose after Sam Teagarden a potential U S senator candidate for the Montana La Follette ticket said Torman was urged by Senator Wheeler to aid Walsh Teagarden declined to explain the organization and its formation Dave H Watson president said the party formed a week ago with Teagarden as organizer and publicity head being considered as a Senate hopeful

Davis Clarksburg W. Va Gov. Smith Davia Clem L. Shaver Washington Fother Chicago Charles G. Dawes Republican National Committee Senate House la Follette Wisconsin Nelson and Browne Johnson and Shipstead Minnesota Progressive Party Montana Philip la Follette Butte Dave H. Watson Sam Teagarden United States

Trigg Receives First Lieutenant Commission in Veterinary Corps

William Stuck Trigg of Remington Virginia has been conferred a commission as first lieutenant in the veterinary corps of the officers reserve corps according to War Department orders issued yesterday.

William Stuck Trigg Remington War Department

Mammoth Parade Planned for Davis Notification Day

Clarksburg West Virginia on August 4 reports a mammoth street parade to celebrate Davis notification day next Monday. The Davis homecoming committee arranged the event with a 2:30 PM start and the Davis special expected from New York arriving Saturday. Bands will meet the train and play concerts at several city points as delegations arrive by special trains Sunday and Monday amid additional small parades.

Washington Post Clarksburg W. Va Davis Homecoming Committee Davis New York

Cobbler Philosopher Files as Candidate

Boston August 4 James Lucey known as the cobbler philosopher and friend of President Coolidge filed papers today to seek the Republican nomination for State representative from the First Hampshire district in Northampton.

Boston Jim" Lucey Coolidge James Lucey Northampton Hampshire

Riding Club Endorses Davis Over Sunday Horseback Ride

The Riding and Hunt club, via secretary Melvin P. Hazen, announced unqualified support for John W. Davis amid reports of his Sunday equestrian rides. It was unclear if the endorsement applies to his bid for President or solely to his horsemanship.

Melvin P. Hazen John W. Davis

Hylan Conflicted On Davis Support Amid Criticism

New York on Aug 4 Mayor John F Hylan said he would listen and wait on John W Davis while weighing Democratic objections to the nominee He noted critics claimed Davis would subordinate the White House to J P Morgan and objected to his nomination He recalled Charles F Murphy’s loyalty to the party and admitted bewilderment at the cross currents within Democrats.

New York John W. Davis John F. Hylan Davis White House J. P. Morgan & Company Capitol Washington Charles F. Murphy

Bartlett Returns On Disabled Cutter From Alaska Voyage

The coast guard cutter Bear sails for San Francisco with Capt. Robert A. Bartlett, advance officer for the Shenandoah polar trip. Propellers broken in Arctic ice forced sailing largely by sail. Mojave ordered to replace Bear in the Bering Sea.

Name Alaska A. P Coast Guard San Francisco Robert A. Bartlett Cochran Mojave Bering Sea

Four Pattons Drowned in River Whirlpool Near Harrisburg

Harrisburg Aug 4. Charles Patton his wife and baby and brother Earl Patton all of Dupo Illinois were drowned today in Big Saline creek near Harrisburg while tin bathing. Mrs Patton with the baby disappeared first and Charles dived to救 but did not resurface. Earl Patton followed and was also lost.

Harrisburg Charles Patton Earl Patton Dupo Ill Big Saline Creek

Girl Found in Studio Giggles Over Arrest

Barbara Dane, 20, found concealed in a closet of Bandaret d Aoust's New York studio apartment climbed through a back window. She was arrested on burglary charges and jailed in $3,000 bail, giggling when questioned.

New York Barbara Dane Bandaret d'Aoust

Walton Seeks Senate Nomination in Oklahoma Primary

Oklahoma City Aug 4 The campaign of former Governor J C Walton aims at the Democratic nomination for the U S Senate in tomorrow's Oklahoma primary. Walton claims he was railroaded from the governorship by impeachment and attacks the Ku Klux Klan as he campaigns across the state. Other candidates include Charles J Wrightsman Tulsa oilman, Themen F P Gore ex senator, P Freeling former attorney general, and E B Howard first district representative. The Klan issue also colors the Republican race with Eugene Lorton and others. Nominees for eight congressional seats will be chosen.

Oklahoma City Oklahoma J. C. Walton United States Senate State Senate Walton Senate Ku Klux Klan Ipelitics Walton i Charles J. Wrightsman Tulsa Ofl Milionatra Farmer-Labor Progressive League Themen FP. Gore United States P. Freeling Wrightsman Howard Tulsa Ku Klux Klantastic Eugene Lorton The Tulan World W. B. Pine Okmulgee Hugh

La Follette Northwest claim disputed by Butler

New York August 4. Republican National Committee chairman William M Butler disputes Senator La Follette's claim of a Northwest sweep. Butler predicts strong Republican support based on wheat prices and farmer sentiment. He notes labor federation indorsements may vary and announces staffing for the Eastern campaign, with plans to visit Washington and Chicago ahead of nomination notices.

New York William M. Butler Republican Natonal Committee la Follette Butler Republican National Ticket Northwest Helen Varick Boswell John Q. Tilson Eastern Campaign Headquarters Washington Chicago

Floridians to Vote on Inheritance and Income Tax Ban

Tallahassee Fla Aug 3 A proposed amendment to the Florida constitution would bar any inheritance or income tax forever and be decided by voters in the next general election If approved heads of families would be exempt from tax on household goods and personal effects up to 600 dollars The measure traces to a 1923 legislative resolution.

Tallahassee Fla Florida Washington Post

Special Notices on Checks and Bills

A brief notice warns that the issuer will not be responsible for checks or bills drawn by anyone other than themselves. It emphasizes liability limits and urges customers to ensure rightful handling of payments with authorized personnel only.

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