Davis Day of Rest Includes Nap and Golf
In Locust Valley Davis rests at home before major campaign work including naps, golf, and talks of a broad strategy. Attends meetings with party figures in New York and Nebraska, with Bryan’s acceptances and planning for conventions and speeches shaping the national campaign.
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DAVIS
Stim
Long Island Sound
J Mo
Bill
Izetta Jewell Broun
West Virginia
New York
East Neebraskea Women Open Headquarters in East
The women’s division of the Republican party opened its eastern headquar ters under the direction of Mrs Charles W Labor national committee women and Mrs Hat a Warburton of Pennsylvan ia. Speakers addressed the gathering about party goals as Mrs G. and Mrs Verde led the organizing drive.
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Republican National
Sda
Charles W Labor
Natonal
Hat A Warburton
Sana
Vrandt
Republicans May Force Campaign In Northwest
The Republican National Committee weighs establishing a regional headquarters at Minneapolis to base an intense campaign in the Northwestern states. President Coolidge notes favorable outlook, with supporters citing strong GOP prospects in the East and West. Weeks and Edge report broad sentiment for Coolidge, while La Follette's bid looms in New Jersey and Democratic ranks.
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Republican National Committee
Coolidge
Minneapols
Republican Party
la Follette
White House
National Committee For Action
Western Territory
Jomasa
South Dakota
Weeks
Sewineland
Edge
New Jersey
East
Coolidee
la Foliette
Pavia
Oolidne
Texas Woman Second In Race for Governor
Texas returns from July 26 primary show Mrs Miriam Ferguson leading Lindh Davidson by .044 for second place in the governor race. Complete results from 25 counties show total 702,396 votes with Felix D Robertson leading individuals at 192,387. The report notes other races are not fully tallied as of tonight and Judge Robertson opened his campaign for a runoff in Wichita Falls.
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Dallas
Texas
Miriam Ferguson
Lindh Davidson
Feli D Robertson
Ludge Robertson
Wichita Fall
Judge to Determine Penalties for Boys in Murder Case
Court hearings on the Leopold and Loeb style murder arc unfold as the prosecutor presses for harsher penalties. The defense cites intellectual maturity and insanity questions, with experts and alienists likely to testify. The judge signals continued sessions and postal inspector review of threatening letters.
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Crowe
Loeb
Leopold
Healy
Caverly
Ecto
Clarence & Darrow
Darrow
Ang
Bernard Glueck
Terk
X Gotoanyv
G O P to center heavy fire for senate eight states
Republican leaders map a sweeping campaign for ten senate seats in key states. Senator Moses outlines tentative plans targeting Montana Massachusetts Kentucky Oklahoma and Colorado while strengthening gains in Minnesota and Iowa.
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Chicago
Ateke
Moses
New Hampshire
Staten
Walsh
Montana
Massachusetts
Stanley
Kentucky
Owen
Oklahoma
Adams
Colorado
Phipps Republican
Butler
National Committee
Minnesota
Magnus Johnson
Farmer-Labor
Seska
trans-Mississippi
Solid South
Borah
Idaho
Brookhart
Iowa
Capper
Kansas
Couzens
Michigan
McNary
Oregon
Norris
Nebraska
Sterling
South Dakota
Costs of senatorial campaigns reported expenditures
Expenditures in senatorial primaries are listed for candidates across states. Illinois Republicans Charlies S Deneen and Medi McCormick report totals, while Wisconsin Republican Newton Jenkins shows six thousand seven hundred fifty six. Other notable figures include Oregon Republicans Charlies I McNary and Milton A Miller, and Vermont Republicans Porter H Dale and Stances C Wilpon with varied sums.
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Secretary of the
Senate
Charlies S Deneen
Illnois
Medi McCormick
Illinois
Newton Jenkins
Wiinois
Gilbert G Ogden
Timiese
Albert A Sprague
Minois
Smith W Brookhart
Iowa
South
Trakota
Charles H Sloan
Nebraska
John J Thomas
Porter H Dale
Vermont
Stantes C Wilpon
Park
Pollard
Progressive group ignores defection in Montana party
Montana supporters insist Wheeler will appear on the ballot with La Follette as the independent ticket. Chicago headquarters and Wisconsin managers say no move to substitute Bryan for Wheeler. La Follette Jr. confirms independent ballot plans across states and denies attempts to seize the Republican ticket in Wisconsin to force Coolidge off.
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Montana
Wheeler
Senator la Follette
la Follette
Charles W Bryan
Robert M la Follette, Jr
Chicago
Ers Nelson
Wisconsin
Nelson
Bryan
la Follette-Wheeler
Butler
Republican National Committee
la Follettte
Coolidge
Helen Keller Backs La Follette Bid for President
Helen Keller, renowned blind social worker, pledges support for Senator Robert M La Follette in his presidential campaign. In a letter she notes hesitation due to press opposition to the progressive movement and praises La Follette as the man of the hour to break private monopoly and lead the people to victory.
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Helen Keller
Robert M la Follette
Miss Keller
la Follette
Lallette
Wheeler's Partner Directs La Follette Montana Race
Chicago August report outlines James H Baldwin of Butte as manager of the La Follette Wheeler campaign in Montana. John M Nelson, national director, says the electors campaign remains separate from any state office campaigns. Nelson notes Baldwin’s appointment was approved by Phillip La Follette and Montana forces, with Baldwin speaking for the campaign except for Baldwin and his lieutenant.
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Chicago
James H Baldwin
Butte
Ilaw
Wheeler
la Follette-Wheeler
Montana
John M Nelson
la Follette
Baldwin
Phillip la Follette
Wisconsin
Nelson
la Follatte-Wheeler
la Follette Progressive Party of
Charles W Bryan
Nebraska
Mimers Meet in Prague Start of International Mitter Congress
The twenty seventh International mitters congress opened in Prague on August 5. A resolution for a uniform minimum wage and working day was submitted. American delegate Kenned and several others were annoyed as their organizations supported the resolution.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
International Mitters Congress
Kenneds
Oklahoma race leads and Kansas primary returns amid stormy wire delays
In Oklahoma Howard holds a lead in the race as Gov Hyde clashed with Miller over enforcement policy. Kansas Governor candidates gain from early returns with Capper leading renomination and Ingalls plus others in tight GOP races. A storm disrupted wire service as polls closed and heavy turnout followed a day of splendid weather.
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Hyde
Miller
Nations
St Louis
Kanggs
Arthur Capper
Topeka
Senate Farm Ha
Kansax
Capper
Bheffield
Ingalls
Alchison
Thomary Smith Fin ‘Matha
Ben S Paulen
Fredonia
Ku Klux Klan
W R Siabhs
Clyde M Reed
State Public Utilities Commission
Davis
Harry S Burton
Kansas City
Hana John Tromble
Saline
J Peterson Topeta
Davin Tromble
Peterson
Woodrum and Whitehead Seem Virginia Victors
Returns from the Fifth and Sixth Virginia districts show Clifton A Woodrum nominated to succeed himself in the Sixth and Joseph Whitehead leading in the Fifth by about 2220 votes. Whitehead leads Booker and Tudor in the Fifth with Halifax County result pending. Booker claims 2200 to 2500 votes there. Incumbents face no opposition in other districts. Carter Glass and Lester Hooker also renominated.
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Richmond
Virginia
Clifton A Woodrum
Joseph Whitehead
Pittsylvania
Danville
Patrick County
Whitehead
Marshall B Booker
Walter P Tudor
Halifax County
Booker
President Commends Work of Chautauqua on Fiftieth Celebration
President Coolidge mails a congratulatory letter to the Chautauqua Institution for its fiftieth anniversary. He cites seven U.S. presidents who visited, and extends praise to President Bestor for guiding the event. Letters arrive from notable figures abroad as Dr George E Vincent recalls the institution’s history. A separate note states a dog named Skipper, owned by Mrs Coronado, has wandered away and a search is requested.
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Chautauqua
Coolidge
Chautauqua Institution
United States
Bestor
Masaryk
Czechoslovakia
Richard Burdon Haldane
England
Charles Trevelyan
Skipper
Coronado
Nineteenth Street Northwest
Labor Federation rallies 30 000 unions for La Follette aid
The American Federation of Labor executive council urged immediate organization of campaign headquarters funds and forces to back Senators La Follette and Wheeler and allied candidates in the fall. It warned other groups against meddling in labor politics and said it would publish its own acceptable ticket for Senate and House. Gen Plutarco Elias Calles was en route to a conference with AFL leaders.
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Tinos
John T Adams
Iowa
Brookhart
South Dakota
Gosvernor McMaster
Sterling
G Ofp
Moses
Peter Norbeck
United Republican
Thomas Schall
Magnus
Labor Federation
LA Follette
Atlantic City
Aux
American Federation of Labor
Wheeler
Federation
Labor
Council
Senate
House
Morris Hillquit
Socialist Party
Executive Council
Samuel Gomper
William B Wilson
Washington
United Mine Workers of America
Gompers
la Follette-Wheesler
John W Davis
Wilson
the Nations Public Library
Plutarco
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Clem L Shaver
Franklin Roosevelt
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Paso
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G. QO. P. Women
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Minneapolis
Financial District
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Adama
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Son
la Follette Banner
Sam Teagarden
Dewey Dorman
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Manger Hotels
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Navarre
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Times Square
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42Nd Street
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54Th Street
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Columbus Avenue
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Beth
Netherland
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9Th Street
Great Northern
West 57Th Street
Woodstock
West 45Rd
Serser
Howard
Woodrum
Golor
Kolor-Bax
Peoples Drug Stores
Tula Kate
Kam Sts
Fies
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Columbie
Spitel
J &H
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Mexico
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