Wheeler Faces Montana Arraignment September 1
Senator Wheeler of Montana is slated for arraignment in federal court on September 1 on a misdemeanor charge alleging misuse of office. The case arises amid renewed speaking tour plans as Party leaders maneuver surrounding his indictment and campaign schedule.
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Wheeler
Montana
Associated Press
la Failette
Momiata
Ted
la Pollette
Rom Os Am
Othe
New England
Boston
Varegh
Senate
la Foliette
Mantana
New York State
Chicago
Senate Ammites
Autherty Arde
Harges
Awever
Coolidge's Foreign Policy Assailed by Davis in Ohio
John W. Davis, Democratic presidential candidate, spoke before the Ohio State Democratic convention in Columbus. He urged common justice, common honesty, and courage in government, attacking Coolidge's foreign policy and calling for U.S. stand as an equal among nations to pursue peace. He criticized diplomatic conduct, Dawes plan, and naval treaties while contrasting Democratic and Republican approaches. Davis urged active public participation and responsibility in governance.
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Coolidge
Davis
Ohio
Columbia
A. PL
John W. Davis
West
Ohio State
United States
Senate
Great Council of the Nations
Tavis
Mr. Davis
Republican Party
Maasio Dt
Turkey
Greece
Russia
Colombia
Mexico
Germany
Austria
Hungary
Versailles
Republic of Colombia
Lausanne
Washington
Great Britain
Japan
Pacific
White House
Council of the Nations
Columbus
John W. Devis
John Barrett
Pan-American Union
Central
Northwestern
la Follette
Congress
Follette
Ike McAdoo
Smith
Underwood
Died Clark and Nearby Funeral Notices in Washington
Multiple obituary fragments list August 1924 dates and deaths in Washington D C and nearby areas. Entries reference William Clark Jr and Arthur H Kimball among others. Funeral details include residence addresses, dates August 27, 26, or 28, 1924 and interment notes at nearby cemeteries.
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Becker
Pasnenden Street
Charles Becker
Mary Bo Becker
Secant Sea
Carge
Washington
Withsrd
Leona E_ Rlankenship
Funers
Thomas
Nally & Lane Funeral Parlor
Eleventh Street
Cedar Hill Remeters
Clark
North Watley
Quebec
Canada
Williaam Earle, Jr
Aow
William Karie Clark
Lowell Street
Cleveland Park
Washington, D.C
Ap. m. Eanet
Florida Avenue Northwest
John
Ernst
Hieston Auddeni
Pittsburgh
Walter
Robert T
Alic Heston
Joseph
Birch
Mo Street
Kimball
Hiram Tenge
Masonic Temple
Arthur H. Kimball
Donate McPherson
Fatterdon
James Blaine Patterson
Arringing National Cemetery
Wedneway
Fort Myer
Moore
Cecaliua
Rose RE. Moore
Pennsylvania Avenue
Bieborch
Ollvet
Woodgate
Hatreet
George J
Mary
Riley
Joseph A. Woodgate
Thomas K Murphy
Turner
Agana
Aloraine Church
Mount Glyet Cemetery
Lincoln Highway Campaign Tour Starts From Plymouth
President Coolidge resumes campaign work from Plymouth Vermont as plans unfold for a Coolidge Dawes Lincoln tour spanning 17 states along the Lincoln highway. The trip will visit about 300 towns with speakers, while War Department property sales prompt New York and New Jersey protests.
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Albert W. Fox
Plymouth
Coolidge
White House
Washington
Hoboken Shore Line Railroad
War Department
Smith
New York
Governor Silver
New Jersey
War Weeks
Lancaster
N. H
T Taibey
Tilson
Wim
Food for National Capital Travels Great Distances
An exhibit devised by Carl W. Mitman, curator of engineering at the Smithsonian, shows how far breakfast items travel to Washington. Coffee from Brazil covers 5,500 miles, California oranges 2,500, Montana lamb chop 1,700, Cuba sugar 1,500, Kansas wheat toast 1,800, oats from Iowa 800, Wisconsin butter 700, and milk 25 miles.
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Washington
Carl W. Mitman
Smithsonian Institution
Brazil
California
Montana
Cuba
Kansas
Towa
Wisconsin
Dawes Lincoln Speech Aims at Farmers in Nebraska
Special to The Washington Post Chicago arrival and plan to address farmers in Lincoln Nebraska, Dawes travels after talks with President Coolidge. He hopes to present a practical view of farm economics, pledging nonpartisan support and a push to remove political party influence from the agricultural issue.
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Washington’ Post
Chicago
Ave
Charles G. Dawes
President Coolidge
Evanston
Lin Nebr
William J. Bryan
Augusta
Nebraska
Dawes
Agricultural Expert Commission
Cooolidge
Frank O. Lowden
E. T. Meredith
Wiilaon
Menmer. Com
Two Ambassadors Named by Coolidge Contested
The article notes a Chicago race commission chairman who investigated the 1919 riots, detailing his affiliations with Knox College Tuskegee Institute and the Carnegie Endowment. It mentions his writings on labor, regulation and war leader Marshal Foch, and his marriage to Margaret Healy on April 18, 1968, with ties to Vassar and Pratt Institute.
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Chicago Race Commission
Chicago
Carnegie Endowment For International Peace
Knox College
Tuskegee Institute
American Bar Association
Bancroft
Marshal Foch
Margaret Healy
Richard Healy
Boston
Mass
Vassar College
Pratt Institute of Brooklyn
Women's University Club of
New York City
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Speare Willis B.speare
Lamm
Clyde J. Nichols
Devon
Geo
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Council of Nations
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Philippines
Secretary of the Navy
Tam
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Europe
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Treacury
Treasury
Woodrow Wilson
Senate Investigationa
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Menazer
DGE
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Lincoln
Jonn Q. ‘Tilson
Republican National Committee
Vermont
New Hampshire
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Illinois
Wyoming
Utah
Nevada
Oregon
A. W. Saffernes
Omaha
General Dawes
Gaia
Coveridge
Alva B. Johnson
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Pittsfield
Mas Republican Club
Maj. Harris
Hall
Battle Creek
Mich
Washington /Poat. ie
Third Place
4Th
Boss & Phelps
Realtors
Foun Tolimn
Washington Post
Adv
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Tew
Mera
Lifetime Furniture
Grand Rapids
Pat
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