Senator Harding Seeks Preparation For Acceptance Speech
In Washington the nominee aims to manage congratulatory messages and begin press conferences with his publicity team. He expects no formal nomination until July 15 or later and plans a major speech outlining his platform, while receiving broad nonpartisan support from clubs across the country.
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Major Harding
Washington
Ohio
United States
Kenyon Warren
Pasadena
Calift
Bourne Names Harding Loyalist Backed by Republican Group
Tora dar fhins jr presden of the Repubant Pubt ty Association endorsed Senator Harding as a trained legislator and predicted strong cooperation with Congress if elected. He criticized the Wilson administration, urged respect for diverse public opinions, and argued the people express views through a broader reader consensus rather than a single leader.
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Tora Dar Fhins Jr Presden
Pubt Ty Association
Sera Cs Borl Wree
Chicago
Senator Harding
Congresa
Moony Hay
Harding
Wilson
Army convoy delayed by unimproved roads to San Diego
Richmond June 15 Army motor transport convoy en route to San Diego failed to reach the city this afternoon due to long stretches of unimproved roads in Hanover and King William counties. The convoy arrived at Ashland at 7 oclock and will spend the night there. Edward Revoth, 34, was killed near Dickeys Station when his motorcycle brake failed and he crashed into a Cumberland Valley train.
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Richmond
Washington Fo
Hagerstown
Edward Revoth
Cumberland Valley Railroad
Dickeys Station
Death Notice Burch TuoiSE E A daughter of Dennis C
Died Tuesday June 15 1928 at the residence of her parents 513 Third Street Rorthenat TOUISE E beloved daughter of Dennis C and Agnes E Burch. Funeral from her late residence Thursday June 17 at 10 am. Interment private at Mount Olives Cemetery.
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Burch
Third Street
Dennis C
Agnes E Burch
Mount Olives Cemetery
Real Farmer Ball Named Assistant Secretary of Agriculture
Mr Ball a practical Utah farmer and agricultural scientist has been appointed Assistant Secretary of Agriculture in Washington. He owns and operates a farm in Utah and has served as dean of Utah Agricultural College and director of its experiment station.
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Washington
Mr Ball
Utah
Ball
Utah Agricultural College
Coolidge Attends Amherst Reunion and Nominating Circuit
Amherst Mass June 15 Gov Coolidge marked the twenty-fifth anniversary of his Amherst degree while mingling with alumni and receiving congratulations on his Republican nomination for Vice President. He traveled from Springfield after breakfast with Speaker Gillette who praised the ticket and party prospects.
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Gav Coolidge
Amherst College
Cal
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Gillette
Tims
Gov Coolidge
Amherst
Cailed
Northampton
Coolidge
Thatsad Martin
Boston
Gov Cooldge
Holland
Elihu Root
Nicholas Butler
Columbia University
Harding
War Hero Edward Wolentyvirz Commits Suicide in Washington
Edward Wolentyvirz 23 a war veteran and student at Georgetown University shot himself in his room at 1600 Rhode Island Avenue NW leading to his death at Emergency Hospital. Investigators note stress from academic failure and health as possible factors along with his transfer request to Booth near relatives being refused.
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Federal Board of Vocational Education
Edward Wolentyvirz
Rhode Island Avenue
Wolentyvirgz
Wolantsvirg
Hannah Arnold
Womans City Club
Near Eastrelef
Wolentyvirz
Wolentyvirzg
France
Medford
Mass
Poy
Walentyvirzy
Baltimore
Cvari
Ocasonal Education
Booth
Saie
Convention Hall sites considered by Washington Chamber group
A special 26 member Washington Chamber of Commerce committee weighed available sites for a new convention hall. A five member subcommittee led by Col Robert N Harper will study locations in detail and report to the full committee next week while financing plans include a stock offering and potential formation of a local company.
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Hall
Washington
Washington Chamber of Commerce
Isaac Gans
Robert N Harper
Williams
Charles I Corby
Samuel Ross
Rfp Andrews
Champ Clark Praises Democratic Prospects Amid Harding Coolidge Ticket
Minority Leader Champ Clark travels west to Missouri in an optimistic mood saying Harding is not stronger than Democrats. He argues the party gains from labor backlash and Coolidge’s Boston police strike stance, boosting Democratic chances for the coming election.
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Harding-Coolidge
Champ Clark
Missouri
Harding
House
Wireless strike disrupts ships across ports
JT London June 15 A general strike by marine wireless operators was declared by the Association of Wireless Telegraphists. Operators demand about 180 percent wage increases over prewar rates and better working conditions. Under the order, shipboard operators will cease work at voyage end and not sign for further trips. Shore wireless workers are also involved, signaling possible international fallout.
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London
Association of Wireless Telegraphist
Widow and Son of Slain Turfman Face Port Strikes
The report notes the impact of port congestion and shipping strikes on progress boards of trade regulations. It highlights concerns over 1600 tons of cargo and the potential effects on operations as wireless operators push for changes.
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Progress Board of Trade
Geddes Pins Hope to Universities
Princeton June 15 Sir Auckland Geddes British Ambassador to the United States received an honorary Doctor of Laws at Princeton University. He told students that America inspired liberal institutions in England and praised postwar cooperation between the two nations through universities. Bonillas headed back to the United States after visiting Mexico City on June 1.
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Princeton
Sir Auck Jj
Campbell Geddes
United States
Princeton University
America
England
Sir Auckland
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