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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1924
Page
10
President praises a peace settlement in remarks discussing European cooperation and the role of the United States. He notes ongoing deliberations with European leaders, stressing harmony and adherence to laws to foster global stability.
Plymouth Vermont August 17 1920 President Coolidge attended a quiet Sunday service near his ancestral home with Mrs Coolidge and son John in a small church seating about 111 The Rev John White preached on spiritual and material simplicity noting the value of humility and action The president and party observed the service discreetly and after the mass greeted the preacher with warm remarks Later Mrs Coolidge and son joined a cemetery visit before a drive to Woodstock for the afternoon public activity.
Preliminary notes from a broad national committee plan a televised push on preparedness in a senate race. Leaders include Starwood Menken and colleagues, with pledges to hold hearings and broadcast candidate positions, signaling a coordinated effort among party and defense figures.
A Youngstown article reports the Communist Workers party candidate for President launching the first U S campaign by Communists, denouncing Calvin Coolidge and John W Davis as Wall Street agents, accusing Coolidge of bowing to Boston capitalists and praising labor and socialist rivals while predicting reformist figures would serve the capitalist system.
Senator Wheeler denounces John W. Davis as a pathetic figure and faulted him for not acting sooner on the Daugherty case. He argued Davis’ failure to police the Justice Department hampered reforms and warned of political intimidation tied to the Harding administration era.
The trio of Ford Firestone and Edison prepare to seek audience with President Coolidge in Plymoth week. Reports say they aim to discuss national policy while traveling with a representative in Akron.
Two Washington women were injured when a boardwalk approach near South Carolina Avenue and the beach collapsed, hurling many into a sand heap. Mrs Barlow Baird suffered ankle bruises and a sprain, VW Werner required shock treatment.
Maryland authorities vow to halt an alleged Virginia fishing intrusion in Chesapeake Bay waters. A state patrol boat with armed crew was ordered to seize or deter intruding menhaden boats, aiming to end weeks of suspected violations of Maryland protections.
Rome officials say Italy will not dictate U S immigration laws but will welcome any American initiative to discuss joint methods for managing migration. The policy aims to avoid sending unsuitable workers abroad, arguing it harms both the receiving country and Italy’s own economy and credit.
Senator La Follette rejects the claim of radicalism in his La Follette Wheeler movement saying it aims to root out evils and defend human rights. The American Federation of Labor backs the ticket with labor press mobilization and questions who supports the national slate and local candidates.
Chicago August 17 Two key figures from the American Expeditionary Forces Maj Gen James G Harbord and Brig Gen Charles G Dawes met with their former commander Gen John J Pershing at the Dawes home in Davenport recalling France 1917 1918 Pershing arrived from Des Moines for the visit Harbord and Dawes hosted with political figures including William Butler and Frank W Stearns also present for the nominee’s events
National committeemen and prominent Democrats arrive as Lincoln prepares for tomorrow’s notification of Brian’s nomination for vice president. Governor’s brother from Florida and Mrs Bryan attend church. Clem Shaver to confer with the nominee. Ceremonies at University of Nebraska stadium to begin 8 PM CST with radio broadcast and serenades.
The Central Trades and Labor Council of Greater New York urged affiliated unions to withhold support from a progressive convention. It backed John W. Davis for president, opposing Senator La Follette, signaling labor support for the Democratic ticket nationwide.
A white and black kitten, found by a passerby, appealed to Mrs. Coolidge from a distance. First Lady sent Secret Service man Jim Haley to rescue it, feed it, and foster adoption, with the kitten now resting contentedly in her lap in the hammock.
Fragmented OCR text outlines a heated editorial race in New Jersey politics with mentions of candidates such as Walter, Tag, and Pad e. It cites statements by party leaders and officials and notes a contested push to nominate a ticket amid accusations and upheaval.
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