Davis Keeps Secret Subject Of Striking Address On Friday
New York August 19 The address John W Davis is to deliver at sea on Friday is regarded by many as his most important as Democratic Presidential candidate his first public since Coolidge victory and his advisers guard the text. Davis conferred with his headquarters and reporters say the subject was kept secret while he focused on financing organization and support.
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Virginia Democrats Seek $100000 Campaign Fund
A fragmented report details Virginia Democrats planning a national campaign fund of around 7500 to 2000 dollars, with leaders citing the need to cover legitimate political expenses. The piece notes committee chair Oliver J ands and references a party platform emphasizing good government and voter education.
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McCoy Charged in Murder as Mental Experts Review Case
District Attorney Asa Keyes said three mental experts found McCoy sane the night of the shooting but will be observed further. Keyes plans to present the case to the county grand jury and insists McCoy killed Mrs. Mors and was not insane though intoxicated.
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Ford Edison and Firestone Predict Coolidge Victory
In a broad interview during a White House visit, Ford and Edison tout Coolidge and downplay tariff and Dawes plan impacts. Ford praises Coolidge as a principled leader, says La Follette helps Republicans, and forecasts solid business conditions. Edison predicts good times if Coolidge wins, notes corn and frost risks, and comments on radio campaigning. Firestone espouses Dawes plan optimism and strong prosperity under Coolidge.
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Dawes Nominates Campaign Watchword Radicalism Attack
In a Chicago event Dawes accepted the nomination with a defense of his campaign and a sharp rebuke of dangerous radicalism. Attendees included President Coolidge confidants, Gov. Hyde of Missouri, and many national Republicans. Radio broadcasts connected sixteen stations as crowds cheered at the lakefront gathering.
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Stone to quit as treasurer of La Follette fund
Stone desires relief from duties as treasurer of the La Follette-Wheeler campaign fund. William H. Stone urged by Johnston and other leaders to stay, promising support and delegation of details to others. Johnston notes no friction and outlines a leaner fundraising structure with regional and allied organization support.
Stone Denies Resignation As La Follette Treasurer
Warren S. Stone, chief of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and treasurer of the La Follette campaign committee, denied he had resigned the post. He stated he was still treasurer and knew of no split in the ranks, adding he would not discuss politics.
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Dawes Hoopla in Wisconsin Rally Ends With Benediction
In Milwaukee Dawes accepts nomination amid enthusiastic reception. Speakers reference La Follette and Dawes plan, praising brass tacks rhetoric over bombast. Dawes hails voters and receives bouquet from Coolidge and Dawes club women as crowd cheers.
Coolidge Listens Late To Dawes Speech By Radio
President Coolidge stayed up late at his father’s home to hear his running mate Dawes deliver acceptance over the radio. He had retired earlier than usual at 9 o clock and did not hear Bryan’s earlier acceptance.
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War Chaplain Tours Country in Airplane
The Rev. John v. Sullivan touring the country to visit families of aviators killed in World War I arrived in Chicago from Mitchel Field at 6 30 p m Chicago daylight time. He left Mitchel Field at 5 a m in a plane piloted by Lieut M L Eliott. His flight was twice interrupted by storms over Pennsylvania and Ohio, forcing a landing. He will depart for Omaha tomorrow and the tour will continue to Seattle and down the Pacific coast.
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Third Tigret Praises Soviet Representative
Moscow reports quote Christian Rakovsky, the Russian chargé d affaires in London, arguing that the United States backs big American capitalists under democratic rhetoric. He says America seeks European control, while Russia’s social regime blocks US capitalists from Asia and Europe. Rakovsky believes the US may soon recognize Soviet Russia amid internal changes.
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