Michigan executive questions La Follette support
A Michigan executive predicts Republicans win the election with a large electoral college majority. He says Governor Couzens will be the strongest candidate and asserts the La Follette movement is overrated while discounting its strength and backing.
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Harry Price
la Follette
Alexander Zoeshek
Coolidge Ysterday de Mared
Rapublicans
Asifs Najorty
Ale Toral College
Mieh Xin
Senate
Couzens
Korsbeck
Heleer
Died In 19th Century Notices From Old Manassas Area
Fragmented obituary notices list several individuals including Bruce, Nina Get, and Frank Ashby with funeral details, dates, and burial plans. The records reference Manassas VA and Medford area ceremonies, mentioning family relations and church services, but many lines are garbled.
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Atlyne Jou
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Reek Clurch
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Beaved
Ime
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Anie Ro Murray
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Noto
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Friente
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Brother of W G McAdoo backs La Follette in letter
Malcolm R. McAdoo brother of William G McAdoo published in Washington Post declares his total break with the Democratic party. He states he supports La Follette and Wheeler and condemns the 1934 convention as the crime of 24. McAdoo, a New York consulting engineer, predicts La Follette will influence the next President even if not elected.
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Washington Post
Chicago
Comention
Malcolm R. McAdoo
William G. McAdoo
T Am
la Follette
Wheeler
McAdoo
New York
United States
Northwestern support boosts Coolidge in mood of Midwest
Analyzing Michigan and nearby states, leaders report voters leaning Republican. Dawes and Coolidge are favored in the Northwest, with Michigan Democrats weak and labor sentiment influential. Republican strategists foresee Coolidge carrying several Western states despite Democratic tensions at the New York convention.
Get Out The Vote Club Organized In Pittsburgh
The First Congressional Get Out the Vote club is organized in Pittsburgh by Representative M Clyde Kelly. Officers include Benjamin F Metz president William Arthur John Jennings and Alf Woolridge. In Pennsylvania in 1978 1? persons stayed at here for every 1990 who voted.
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Pittsburgh
M Clyde Kelly
Simon Michelet Washington
National
Pittsburgh Club
Benjamin F Metz
William Arthur John Jennings
Alf Woolridge
Pennsylvania
Wichelet
Obituary notices list Georgetown events and relatives
Multiple obituaries and funeral notices dated July 1924 list individuals such as Johanna Connor Purcell and Edward P Schwary, with funeral details at Georgetown University Hospital, St Albans Church, Mt Olivet, and Oak Hill. Names include Kerry Ireland, Jane Becker, Gerald Beloted, and Anna Wade Schwary among relatives and friends invited to services and interments.
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Georetown
Thomas
Mount Pleasant Street
Albert
Janet Thomas
Mra
Maldred
Bo Reavy
Genevive
Walter ‘Thomes
Washington Centennial Lodge
Thomas William H M Carty
Third Party Plans Tangle State Tickets in La Follette Campaign
Illinois conference to discuss whether state senatorial and congressional tickets should run under the La Follette Wheeler banner. Eckern arrives from Washington to convey Senate views as independent leaders debate state versus national tickets amid conflicting signals from Illinois Kansas Nebraska and Montana supporters. New York operations for the campaign to open Friday with a skeletal staff led by Gilbert Roe.
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la Follette-Wheeler
Illinois Conference
Hirman Tl Ecker
Wisconsin
la Follette
Washington
Ilinois
Kansas
Nebraska
Montana
Leares Fo
War Planets
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Itt
Moaeting
Eckern
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Hwew
York
Fastern
West Korty Third Street
Gilbert F Roe
Commission Refuses La Follette Sugar Data
The tariff commission will not provide La Follette with full sugar duties information at this time. Chairman Thomas O Marvin said only information nearly available to others will be shared and the final report and recommendations will be withheld from the public until released by President Coolidge.
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Wisconsin
Thomas O Marvin
Tarif Commission
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Coolidge
North Dakota League Backed La Follette and Wheeler
The Nonpartisan League conference in Bismarck North Dakota endorsed Robert M La Follette for president and Burton K Wheeler for vice president by acclamation. Judge John C Lowe, secretary, said the vote was by acclamation with slight opposition to the endorsement.
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Bismarck N Dak
Nonpartisan League State Conference
Robert M la Follette
Burton K Wheeler
John C Lowe
La Follette Campaign Expands Organizing Effort
Organizational work continues as Senator La Follette and his supporters push the independent candidacy. Robert W Follette Jr. says the new machinery will be tested in Nevada where moving against time, supporters seek 10 percent signatures for a petition nominating progressive electors. A women’s committee of 100 is to be formed at a meeting on August 12.
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Robert Wola Follette Jr
Nevada
la Follette-Wheeler
Ebc Costizan
Quickening of GOP Campaign Seen as Butler Comes East
National Chairman William M Butler heads east to plan aggressive New York State and Atlantic seaboard campaigning. He urges an affirmative campaign, leaving deriding to opponents, citing Coolidge record and postwar achievements to energize supporters. New York and Eastern offices set for August as Tilson appointed speakers bureau head.
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Butler
Chicago
Wiliam M Butler
Atlantic Seaboard
New York State
Coolidge
Middle West
Northwest
Gen Dawes
West
New York
John Q Tilson
Connecticut
Republican National Committee For
National Committee
George H Mosed
New Hampshire
Republican Senatorial Committee
Davis Bays Cheap Watch To Be Used in Campaign
John W. Davis, the Democratic presidential candidate, chose a cheap radiosteral watch as his campaign timepiece aboard the Bar Harbor Express after leaving the Maine woods. He announced the watch would be his campaign watch while waiting at Rockland for the train.
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Maine Woods
John W. Davis
Rockland
Seven Hundred Acre
Maine
Nations Calls Tax Reform and Regulation Plan
American party candidate Gilbert O Nations declares a bold tax plan reducing income taxes under 5000 dollars, imposes high rates on extreme incomes, and taxes private wealth evenly. He seeks federal carriage licensing, strict industry regulation, universal bond taxation, and cuts to government overhead. Nomination occurred at Columbus, Ohio last June.
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Nations
Mr Nations
Columbus
Onto
Roosevelt Declines Davis Forces Post After Conference
After a long meeting with Democratic National Committee chairman Clam L Shaver Franklin D Roosevelt announced he would not serve in an official capacity for the presidential campaign in the East He said he would still do everything possible to secure John W Davis's election campus by engaging in field activity and public support.
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New York
Clam L. Shaver
Democratic National Committee
Franklin Dol
Roosevelt
John W Davis
French plan to evacuate Ruhr by August twenty six
The article describes a French proposal to evacuate the Ruhr by August 15 1926 and to modify the Dawes plan. It outlines a three point package including an arbitration board to curb default declarations, machinery to address Dawes plan defects, and guarantees Germany will not miss payments in kind. Also notes potential opposition at the conference and shifts in mediation among Allied powers.
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Board of Arbitration
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Germany
France
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Allies
Arbitration Board
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Paris
Germany Backs Dawes Plan with Loyal Adhesion
Berlin July 30 The German government pledges sincere reconciliation and loyal adherence to the Dawes plan as Secretary Hughes moves toward the London conference. Berlin hopes the London talks will ease European chaos and welcomes American initiative shaping a peaceful solution.
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Paris
Germany
Dawes
The
Chicago Tribune
Dawes Plan Denounced By German Communist
At an antiwar meeting in Versailles on July 30 Herr Schwartz a Reichstag member denounced the Dawes reparation program. He warned that if implemented the burden would fall on the German people and France would never receive any repayment.
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France
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Davis Begins Maine Swing and Opens Campaign in New York
John W Davis, Democratic presidential nominee, spoke in Rockland and Bath Maine aboard the Bar Harbor Express, urging an honest government and noting Democrats and Republicans share the goal. He said he is not yet a candidate and will head to New York headquarters to review campaign progress and meet McAdoo preconvention leaders.
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John W Davis
Maine
Rockland
Bath
Knox County Court House
Davis
United States
Postoffice Square
New York
Davts
Clem L Shaver
Daniel Cooper
McAdoo
Walker Davnes
Seven Hundred Acre Island
Mr. Davis
Dark Harbor
Robert H Jackson
New Hampshire
Democratic State Committee
Charles Dana Gibson
Jackson
New England
Davis J
Bryan
Nebraska
Robinson Predicts Senate Gains for Democrats
Senator Robinson of Arkansas, Democratic Senate leader, declared in a formal statement yesterday that Democrats are well positioned to gain additional seats in the upcoming elections. He said a Democratic majority seemed likely, with similar views on the national outlook.
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Arkansas
Senate
Defense Day plans test patriotism in capital city
A multi group committee led by R P Andrews and John Gleissner outlines civilian and military mobilization roles for Defense Day. State and local agencies, veteran welfare groups, and patriotic societies will recruit volunteers for a one day participation in demonstrations and parades, with the War Department directing decentralized plans.
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Newbold Noyes
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