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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1924

Page

10

Presidents vacation boosts aid from Ford Firestone Edison

Report notes President Coolidge away on vacation with lines of care fading as Ford, Firestone and Edison sent gifts and support. The vast Montreal trip plan includes will call today on a motorcade while aides discuss public reception and safety at the seated event.

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Funds for La Follette May Be Returned

Fragmented OCR notes discuss refunds of funds tied to La Follette campaigns and subscriptions. The text references committee accounts, expenditures, and immediate cash disbursement to contributors, implying early national campaign fund handling and future implications.

Republican speakers plan drive in Maine

The Republican National Committee will send an army of speakers to Maine next week to back Coolidge for president and Brewster for governor. Brig Gen Dawes will speak at Augusta, with many other speakers in the two weeks starting Monday, including Secretaries, senators, and representatives from several states.

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La Follette Chiefs Coming to Conference in New York

La Follette campaign officials led by La Follette Wheeler committee head left for New York for a conference with eastern headquarters chief Gilbert Roe and New York State chair Arthur Hayes. Discussion will cover New York conditions and organizing needs in Maine and Vermont to put the La Follette ticket on those ballots. Also present will be Senator Wheeler and campaign managers Nelson and Niles to map speaking rates and schedules.

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La Follette plans to invade Georgia

Georgia followers of Wisconsin senator La Follette meet in Atlanta to perfect a state organization. They will consider nominating an independent governor candidate to oppose Don Walker and Upshaw, aiming to challenge Democratic dominance in the South.

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La Follette Leaders Scorn Labor Council

New York an Aug 18 action of the Central Trades and Labor Council of Greater New York in refusing to participate in the state convention. Abraham Turvim in charge of the La Follette campaign labor division predicted the ticket would be endorsed at the council meeting Thursday. It was announced that Robert W La Follette or William W Johns would address the conference.

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Major Berry backs Davis in Tennessee primary race

Major George L Berry of Tennessee, president of the International Freesmens and As satans Cnon, endorses John W. Dassard for governor over the Folate Wheeler ticket. Berry supports the Davis camp, seeking to bolster the Davis bid in the Democratic slate.

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Republican Chiefs Gather for Dawes Notification Parade

Republican leaders gather in Evanston to formally notify Charles Dawes of his nomination for vice president. The event includes a large parade with bands and red fire, seating for about a hundred thousand spectators, and speeches by A W Jeffrys and others as Dawes reviews the arrangements before delivering his campaign views.

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Wet Advocates Split Over Prohibition Foes

A national statement from the Association Against the Prohibition Amendment warns of a rift within Republican and Saloon League allied foes. The piece notes contested GOP nominations in New Jersey and Ohio with figures like Harry Ravis and Senator Adaje challenging incumbents as anti saloon factions mobilize.

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Prohibition Party nominee seeks votes at Missouri fair

Sedalia Missouri August 18 Prohibition party nominee HP Faris urges voters to judge the party on its reforms over five decades naming rural free delivery parcel post postal savings banks direct senator election by popular vote prohibition and woman suffrage. He calls for party support to enforce laws and appeals to women to back the ticket with a female presidential vice nominee.

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Coolidge Sentiment Seen in West and East, Maine Win Expected

George Barr Baker of the Republican National Committee says Coolidge appeals to Western voters with common sense and calm judgment. He notes West Coast professionals take politics seriously. Ralph O. Brewster, Maine GOP candidate, assures the party will win the September 8 Maine election.

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DAVES WILL DELIVER WHEELING ADDRESS DESPITE ADVISERS

John W Davis plans a Labor Day Wheeling talk under the Ohio Valley Trade and Labor Assembly amid adviser concerns that an early return to his native state could signal wavering support. He will also address coastal hopefuls as a Pacific coast tour is discussed by party figures in Locust Valley and California.

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