Nomination Shows Approval of GOP Rule
Frank W. Mandell announces President Coolidge as the party nominee for the presidency for the term beginning March 4, 1925, in Cleveland. The committee notes women among its members and emphasizes honor, unity, and faith in the party platform and Coolidge’s fitness for national leadership.
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Frank W. Mandell
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President Coolidge on platform at notification ceremony
Hugh Miller photographed President Coolidge as he delivered his acceptance address at Memorial Continental Hall during the Republican convention notification ceremonies. Lower Frank W. Wendell, committee chairman, appeared delivering his address notifying the President of his nomination. Both pictures were posed earlier in the evening.
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Hugh Miller
Walton backs Davis as Democratic standard bearer
Oklahoma City August 14 J C Walton Democratic senatorial nominee issued his first statement since the primary. He praised John W Davis as a man and presidential candidate and reiterated opposition to the Ku Klux Klan. He said the nation’s laws and constitutional rights require four square support for Davis and the Democratic ticket.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
J. ©. Walton
Conight
John W. Davis
Wes Virginia
Davis
President Coolidge Address Broadcast At Memorial Hall
The event at Memorial Continental Hall drew 600 attendees and a radio audience in First Congregational Church. Rev. Franklin I Winter led the service in Pastor Jason Noble Pierce’s absence. prayers thanked God for radio invention and wished national prosperity under the President as a religious exemplar.
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President Coolidge
Memorial Continental Hall
Republican Party
First Congregational Church
Jason Noble Piere
Presidente Church
Franklin I. Winter
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Grocers of Virginia Select Roanoke For Next Year Meeting
Roanoke was chosen as the next meeting site for the Virginia State Association of Retail Grocers. Lester S Leap of Roanoke was elected president at the closing session. W W P McBain and R F Morgan of Norfolk were named secretary and treasurer. Vice Presidents chosen were J Doodson Richmond J Mann Petersburg and A H Hawkins Mayenne borough.
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Norfolk
Roanoke
Lester S. Leap
Virginia State Association of Retail Grocers
W.W. P. McBain
R. F. Morgan
J. Doodson
Hichmond
J. Mann
Petersburg
A. H Hawkins
Luaynen Burs
Caper at Caruso Cafe Triggers Prohibition Raid
Prohibition agents raid the Caruso Cafe at 60 North Street NW after a cigarette signal. Lieut Travis and officers burst in as owner Restifo and partner Tonis Rinaldi, waiter Emil Ganella, and staff are taken into custody for illegal sales of liquor. Officers seize cocktails and other items.
Alarm at Traveler Shoe Store Triggers Police Probe
A break in at the Traveler Shoe Store on LIAT Fo street nostawest oghorth triggered a large alarm. Officers inspected the scene for clues after a suspect fled toward a nearby Gargtast glare, with patrols deployed and the area secured while investigators review footage and gather evidence.
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Shields Not to Run as an Independent
Senator Shields a Democrat from Tennessee declared he accepted defeat in the recent primary and has no intention of running for re election as an independent. He denied circulating rumors of a third party entry and said the primary result is conclusive on his candidacy. He left Washington for a two week vacation in New York and New England.
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Tennessee
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New York
New England
Engineers Band At Stadium Tonight
Thirteenth Engineers band will perform at Central High Community Center in the school stadium tonight. Warrant Officer R. W. Treichrl will direct the band. Two educational motion pictures courtesy of Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co will show "History of the Telephone" and "The World's Telephone Workshop."
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Thirteenth Engineers
Central High
R. W. Treichrl
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Texas Tom Wheeler Arrested on Assault Charge
Revenue agent Texas Tom Wheeler was arrested on assault with intent to kill Constable Robert Wells of Marlboro Maryland. Wheeler allegedly halted Johan Ferguson as he drove through Maryland and threatened him with a pistol after questioning his cargo. Ferguson then swore out the warrant, and Wheeler was released on bond.
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Texas
Tom Wheeler
Robert Wells
Marlboro
Johan Ferguson
Meadows
Ferguson
Maryland
Wheeler
Healthful Hot-Weather Drink for the Youngsters
A child needs a quart of milk daily and many kids avoid plain milk. This recipe blends milk with cocoa to create a frosty American Cocoa inspired drink. Scald milk, mix cocoa and sugar, then blend with the milk and serve over whipped cream in a tall glass.
Crowd of 25,000 Gathers for Coolidge Rally at Mall
At Memorial Continental Hall and along Seventeenth Street, an estimated 25,000 people crowd the Mall for President Calvin Coolidge’s address. The outdoor audience, cooled by amplifiers and a searchlight beam on the Washington Monument, applauded Coolidge’s vows to fight corruption, cut taxes, and favor common sense over liberal rhetoric surrounding La Follette.
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Memorial Continental Hall
Calvin Coot
Hoxas
Frank W. Mendel
Coolidge
Us Follette
Withal
Lsten
Mr. Mondell
Mr. Coolidge
Powhatan Hotel
Washington Monument
Notice of Restaurant Sale and Assignee Transfer
Notice that Joy Young Low Cafe at 218 Fourteenth Street NW has been sold to Oregon Cafe Company and Joy Young Low Cafe debts must be submitted by August 19 1924. Der Chung will handle outstanding bills and new management begins at 827 14th Street NW. Also included is an asphalt roofing ad and furnace overhaul reminder with contact details.
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Joy Younx Cafe
Fourteenth Street North West
Oregon Cafe Com
Joy Younx Low Cafe
Asphalt Roofing Products CO
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William G. Carrico
Viewoosio Wren
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Joy Young Low
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Oregon Cafe
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der Chung
NASH
42 Women’s Sweaters and Accessories Sale
Readable items show drastic reductions on 42 sweaters priced at 3.85 from 8, 16 flannel sports suits cut from 32.60 to 40.50, 6 silk scarfs at 2.25 down from 4.50, and multiple handkerchiefs and silk gloves with broken sizes and limited color options.
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