Dark Horse Crescent: Curtis as Coolidge Expires Hope
New York GOP leaders plan an uninstructed delegation to the national convention to keep options open for renominating Coolidge, while some strategists push for a dark horse like Senator Curtis of Kansas. Washington sources say most leaders doubt Coolidge would approve a renomination in 1928, favoring other candidates or deadlock scenarios.
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Mark Sullivan
Washington
DE. C
New York
Coolidge
President Coolidge
Lawden
Wold
Mr. Coolidge
Lowden
Senator Curtis
Kansas
Curtis
New York Herald-Tribune
Missing Smith letter hints at college return misery
Frances St. John Smith, a Northampton college student, did not write a letter to her New York governess before vanishing. A fragment dated January 13 described her disappointment at being back at college and the term hateful. torn scraps were found in a Dewey House waste receptacle where she roomed.
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Northampton
Mass
Frances St. John Smith
New York
McMahon seeks 500 more beds for Knoxville veterans hospital
Des Moines Jan 31 A VFW legislative deputy John J McMahon asks Senator Brookhart for aid to add 500 beds at Knoxville veterans hospital. He notes Congressman Dowell has begun the fight and seeks support from Senators Norris Hawes Curtis and others in the veterans bureau. McMahon cites 119 former soldiers in four town institutions for the insane and accuses Brig Gen Frank T Hines of blocking hospital expansion.
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Des Moines
John J. McBrahon
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Brookhart
Iowa
Knoxville Veterans’ Hospital
McMahon
Dowell
Knoxville
Brankhart
Norris
Nebraska
Hawes
Missouri
Curtis
Iansas
Towa
Veterans’ Bureau Organization
Frank T. Hines
Veterans’ Bureau
Jailbreaker recaptured in solitary confinement at Dubuque jail
Dubuque Iowa January 31 after three years at large R R Zlair has been rearrested and placed in solitary confinement on jail breaking charges James Bannock who escaped with Zlair is at San Quentin and will be brought back upon release to face charges
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Dubuque, Ta
R. R. Zlair
Dubuque County
Zlair
James Bannock
San Quentin
Cedar Heights Bungalow in West Waterloo for Exchange
A six room home sits amid scenic surroundings in Cedar Heights Waterloo. Prospective buyers may consider an exchange for a well located property listed as a fine six room home with appealing surroundings and donation options.
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Tiealow
West
Waterloo
Can Vonfones
Doeserihe
Painter Fred Giclin Endorses Stock’s Nu Tone Medicine
Denver painter Fred Giclin testifies Nu Tone rebuilt his health after months of pain from painter’s colic. He reports improved appetite sleep and energy after using Nu Tone and urges others to try the remedy. He praises its natural ingredients and endorses its effects as remarkable and lasting.
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Fred Giclin
Denver
Jawa
Stock
Waterton
Robert Drug Store
Mr. Gielan
Indian Princess Azalea Visits City for Baptist Program
Princess Azalea speaks on assimilation and education for Indians in an interview aboard a noon train stop. Born in Chickasaw territory in present Oklahoma, she is a Bacone College faculty member with a master’s from Columbia. She will perform Indian songs dances and legend recital at First Baptist Church tonight with no admission charge.
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Azalea
First Baptist Church
Canopus
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
Redland University of California
Columbia University
New York
Damarasch School of Music
Bacone College
Muskogee
Education Indians Hope
Doctor Who Won Suit Ends Life in Neb
Surprise Neb Jan 31 Frank S Agler aged 50, who won a $1 verdict in a slander suit against Miss Katherine Ploy in Mason City, ended his life at his office by inhaling anaesthetic. Coroner said a chloroform cloth covered his nostrils and no inquest would be held. He had accused Miss Floy of writing disparaging letters. he hoped for the $1 verdict while sidestepping a $20,000 counterclaim for seduction.
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Neb
Frank S. Agler
Mason City
Katherine Ploy
de. Agier
Bevens Trial Jury Selection Under Way After Dismissal Bid Denied
In West Union on January 31 Judge W L Fichendorf overruled a defense motion to dismiss and began selecting a jury to hear evidence against S H Bevens former Hawk Eye banker charged with fraudulent practices. Bevens contends the indictment violates the fifth amendment by denying due process tied to acts judged on business acumen. The state had already examined 16 prospective jurors for cause by noon.
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Courier Special Service
West Union
S. H. Bevens
Hawkeye
W. L. Fichendorf
Bevens
Cedar Falls City Council to decide on gas plant bond election
Cedar Falls Jan 31 Special meeting called by Mayor J F Cross to consider petitions for a special election on bonds for the municipal gas plant purchase. Date of the election on the 150 000 needed will be set at this meeting.
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Courier
Cedar Falls
J. F. Cross
Magic Pinex Cough Remedy From Home Mixture
A home made cough treatment promises fast relief. Mix 244 ounces of Pinex in a pint bottle with granulated sugar syrup or clarified honey to make a full pint. The preparation claims significant cost savings and quick soothing effects on air passages to loosen phlegm. It targets throat chest cold bronchitis and bronchial asthma with a pine extract compound.
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Pinex Co
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Eee
More Pupils in Each High School Class Tendency
Superintendent Charles A. Kittrell spoke to the Khrwanis club at Hotel Russell L amson about today’s educational problems. He said the public school system faces economic readjustment after World War I, and the main task is reorganizing to maximize results with higher costs since 1915. He noted increased funding supports athletics art libraries music and dramatics, and praised sound financial administration in American public schools. Dr Burton M. Gotshall performed several songs.
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Charles A. Kittrell
Khrwanis Club
Tuucheon
Russell-Lamson
Kittrell
America
United States
Burton M. Gotshall
End Oily Skin With Calonite Powder Use Nightly
A powder called Calonite is sprinkled on a wet cloth and rubbed over the face each night to reduce shiny oily skin. It cleans pores, prevents blackheads, and leaves skin refreshed and bright. The result is a feeling of renewed vitality and a better night’s rest.
Palais Royal Spring Dress Dept Draws School and Business Women
Palais Royal unveils a $15 dress department praised by schoolgirls college girls and business women. Listings feature light fox and fitch collars English tweeds and homespuns with self material flower ornaments and novel tailored seams. Spring dresses range from 1 to 125 dollars and navy blue options from 19.78 to 85 dollars with the season's newest waistlines hems necklines and trimmings.
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Palais Royal
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Endorsed by Local Resident
A Pomona California resident touts Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as a fast, effective remedy for hard persistent coughs and throat irritations. The product blends pine tar and honey with other healing ingredients to ease night coughs and related bronchial symptoms. Sold everywhere.
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Foley
E. Boggess
Pomona
Calif
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