Vermont Delegates Rally Behind Coolidge Song At Convention
Vermont delegates at Plymouth plan to sing Keep Cool and Keep Coolidge as they head to the Cleveland convention. They distributed wooden fans printed with the song and formed a glee club to introduce it to delegates, hoping it becomes the official convention song.
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Cleveland
Brown Finecks
Udy
Cooldge
Vermont
aTry
Coolide
Lali
Carey
U.S
Calvin Coolidge
Coolidge
White House
Cooiidge
Plymouth
Col
John T. Adams
Ensee
Proposed $75,000 school bond defeated by one vote
State Briefs report a new election to decide the proposed 75000 bond for a new school after a one vote defeat. Bedford: James Lucas wins Republican county attorney nomination while only one Democrat voted. Sidney: old institution ends service as the evening Burling ton train is dropped after 50 years. Davenport: Lincoln Highway Tours Transport to run regular bus service between Davenport Aubuque Cedar Rapids at 4000 cost. Burling ton: Fred B Unterkircher former undertaker dies at 67 after premature death.
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Jane Heck
Bedford
James Lucas
Nemina Jioy
Demberstiv
Woter
R. ¥. Lucas
Oelwelh Hegister
Sidney
Burlington
Davenport
Tavenport
Auhuque
Cedar Rapids
Lincoln Highway Tours & Transportation
Burtington
Fred B. Unterkirch
Murer
Termi
Obituary notices and funerals in a local paper snippet
Mortwary Warner aged 38, obituary and survivors listed with Meeks and Ber families. Multiple deceased notes include Alma, Anglewood Ave, and Elmwood grave service for Alfred S. McMillan child. funeral postponed Trinity American Tibetan Brotherhood meeting announced. Provisional names and addresses reflect a late nineteenth century style.
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Anne WV. McMillan
Janu Vir Fina
An Mes
Alfred
McMillan
Nor- Mier Street
Elmwood
Vice Presidential contest muddled with Lowden out
Long report notes factional maneuvering around the Republican ticket, with Lowden out and a high level conference among leaders like Slemp and Butler. It covers platform talks, diversity of views on immigration and labor, and South Dakota and Wisconsin delegates’ actions as preparations move toward the convention.
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Lowden
Red Cross Delegates From Here Attend Lake Irenevie Institute
A delegation from this area will attend a Red Cross water safety institute at Lake Irenevie Wisconsin from June 15 to 23. Mrs HL Chapman Mrs C2 Rudolph Mrs M H Cook and Mrs J G Londerean will represent the group. The American Red Cross promotes first aid and life saving instruction with leading authorities. Mrs G W Worthen, life service chairwoman, says the institute is open to all, offering courses for beginners to water safety instructors.
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Waitriog
Red Cross Zatery Gnstate
Lake Irenevie
Wis
Chapman
Rudolph
M. H. Cook
J. G. Londerean
American Red Cross
AD Peraene
Mra. G. W. Worthen
Local Life Service
Estranged Husband Wounds Wife and Then Shoots Self
A man, Burton, wounded his wife and then shot himself after a dispute about a divorce and child custody. Relatives and witnesses, including a streetcar motorman and two women, observed the shooting. Attorneys for both sides prepared for possible prosecution if Burton recovers, and the incident followed threats and premonitions noted by family.
Nehlsen to Leave Greater Waterloo Open Green Tearoom
Fred C. Nehlsen, longtime Greater Waterloo association dining room head, announces reopening of Krelz Café on Commercial street around Aug 1. He resigns July 1 and the dining room closes July and August. The new Green Tearoom will feature remodeling and redecoration with his wife assisting in management.
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Nehlsen
Greater Waterloo
Fred C. Nehlsen
Greater Waterloo Association
West Club
Krelz ¢Afeé
Hel
East High Senior Play Packed House Tonight
East High presents the three act comedy Three Wise Fools in the school auditorium at 8715 tonight. Tickets have sold heavily with likely standing room only for late patrons. Central roles are played by Wil Hang Mann Darvery Daley and Curtis Snyder with Dorothy Johnson and Hernard Larsen in leading parts.
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East High
M. Todal
Wil- Hang Mann
Iarvery Daley
Curtis Snyder
Dorothy Johnson
Hernard Larsen
Governor Smith backs state light wine laws and liquor power
Gov Alfred E Smith favors allowing states to permit light wines and beers with a science based maximum on alcohol content set by states, while strengthening federal interstate commerce and import rules. He calls saloons gone for good and criticizes prohibition critics including the Ku Klux Klan.
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New York
Alfred EF. Smith
Gay
Smith
Ku Klux Klan
Ife
Notes on two confessions link up evidence in murder case
Chicago report details Richard Loch and Leopold’s confession notes read to each other while officials guard them. Crowe aims to use the notes to prove sanity, with contradictions and timing entries cited as key elements in the impending trial for Nathan Leopold and Richard Loeb.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Richard Loch
Nathan Leopold
Robert Franks
Leopold
Loeb
Robert B. Crowe
Crowe
Loch
Jackson
Rule of Republican Party Is Given Coolidge
The piece discusses a political shift with Coolidge in sole command as party leaders push Hoover as vice president yet fear his reluctance. Hoover’s four-year party backing creates pressure for a draft, while Coolidge’s control prompts a late, flexible nominating process during balloting.
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Trio Arrested for Fight After Wreck of Three Autos
Three men from Cedar Heights were charged with assault after a wreck involving cars driven by Russell Makinster and James led to a confrontation. Weber Gustafson and Thompson allegedly crashed into the stalled vehicles, sparking a fight that left Ivan James severely beaten.
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Aga
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C.L. Gustafson
TH. F. Thompson
Ivan ©. James
Cedar Heights
Russell Makinster
Jefferson
Boy 17 Confesses Firing Shot That Could Blind Brother
John McCarthy 17 confesses firing a blank cartridge revolver at his brother William 11 after a daytime fight. He aimed from behind a fence near 92 Cascaden Avenue and fled, staying in a garage overnight. The weapon was mailed to him for $1. Prosecutorial action to be decided by relatives.
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John McCarthy
William
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Ralph Davis
Wiliam
Cascaden Avenue
B. N. McCall
Roads to Receive Gravel Surfacing by County Board
Moe and Nelson were awarded the contract to apply maintenance gravel on Logan Avenue from the city limits to the Bremer county line and on two miles of the county road east from Hudson. Their bid is 38 cents per square yard with 8 cents for overhaul. The roads have been in poor condition after winter and require more gravel to improve travel.
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Moe & Nelson Today
Logan Avenue
Bremer County
Hudson
Arm Injury Patient Improves After Accident
Liman Rosa, a young man injured when his arm was severed at Pionser Manufacturing Saturday morning, is slightly better today as hospital staff report he rests easier though still in critical condition. The shock and severe blood loss were noted, with danger of relapse. The article also notes a city council vote on thru traffic and a resolution of necessity for resurfacing to be considered at tonight's semimonthly meeting.
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Liman Rosa
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Roosa
George W. Norris
Nebraska
Dalver
James Couzens
Michigan
Internal Revenue
David I. Reed
Pennsylvania
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Charles R. Forbes
Tasker L. Oddie
Smith W. Brookhart
Iowa
Department of Justice
R. B. Howell
William E. Borah
Senate
Robert M. LaFoyette
Teapot Dome
Naval
Lowden Declines Vice Presidential Bid to Aid Farmers
Former Illinois governor Frank C. Lowden says he will not accept the Republican vice presidency so he can focus on farming. He cites three farmer organizations he leads and urges agriculture to be organized for progress in the modern economy. Lowden heads the Holstein Breeders' association and the American Dairy Federation, the world's largest livestock group.
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Br United Press
Oregon
Ill
Frank C. Lowden
Mii- Neis
Coolidge
Lowden
Lowden i
Holstein Breeders’ Association
American Dairy Federation
Worl
La Follette Boms: Proposes GOP resolutions on Daugherty Fair
United Press report from Cleveland on June 9 states Senator Robert M. La Follette challenges the Republican convention to condemn former Attorney General Harry M. Daugherty and ex-Secretary Albert B. Fair, urges resolutions praising reform-minded senators, and calls for a July special session to address the soldier bonus and agricultural relief.
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Robert Mf. LaFollette
National Republican Convention
Harry M. Daugherty
Interior
Albert B. Fair
Republic
Wisconsin Alegation
Congress
John J. Blaine
Wisconsin
Daugherty
LaFoyette
Howell-Barkley
Senate
Publc
Republican Party
YWCA Fund Drive Nears Its Close With $57253 Reported
Pledges total $57,253 to the C A building fund drive as of today with one day remaining. Saturday noon results show $3,503 signed including $900 in Special Bute. Campaign aims for $126,000 while divisions led by W P Hoxie posted $1,058 for the day and Mrs C H Abbs captains top team with $440.
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Canigdina
Bute
W. P. Hoxie
Fred D. Adams
Adams
R. B. Waite
Edmund Rausch
C. H. Abbs
John Hanson
W. W. Lytle
A. S. Weishrar
Witolpwig
OC. Sweetman
A A. Lohner
A. B. Curran
Mes. T. A
McManus
Walter PB Jensen
Byington
Youthful Lovers Die After Cold June Rain in Davenport Escape
Cedar Rapids reports a youthful romance ending tragically as Tomlinson and Frank Eff, both 16, left Davenport with groceries for a proposed marriage. They sought a license in Marion but were refused due to age. After two nights in Hills Park they returned home as rain and cold worsened. Davenport police had hunted for the pair.
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Davenport
Tomlinson
Frank
River City
Trl
Hills Park
Marion
Park
Tom Tinson
Thames Davenport
Guan to Speak at Orange Bureau Meeting on Co operative Marketing
R M Guan of Eagle township will address the Farm Bureau Orange Consolidated School at p m Wednesday. He will discuss cooperative marketing. County agent A A Burger and home demonstration agent Miss Elizabeth Hudson will attend and the latter will speak to bureau women.
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Orange Township
R. M. Guan
Eagle Township
Farm Bureau
Orange Consolidated School
A. A. Burger
Elizabeth Hudson
Bureau
Company 8 takes over recruiting tent in Lincoln Park
Co. B and Co. D of the national guard will operate the Lincoln Park recruiting tent for the rest of the week. Sergt. FP Wing and Corp. Charles Dawson will run rifle and automatic rifle demonstrations. Capt. Clyde Davin noted 8000 rifle and 10000 pistol rounds on hand. The four day encampment at Casebeer Heights was a success with a large crowd and a mock battle demonstration.
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Clyde Davin
Threshlad Ding
Manual of Arms
Co. B
Casebeer Heights
Davia
Fuel Conservation Meeting By Illinois Central Officials
Illinois Central engineers firemen and other train crews working in and out of Watering will attend a Thursday meeting at the Railroad Y M C A. Wise traveling engineer and Brown trainmaster will lead with Minnesota division officials present. The discussion will cover best methods for fuel economy and preventing waste as fuel is the railroad’s largest expense.
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Illinois Central Railroad
Y. M. CO
W. G. Wise
HH. G. Brown
Minnesota
Brown
Arbuckle and Senneff Plan European Motorcycle Tour
Myron Arbuckle son of Mr and Mrs J W Arbuckle and Jom Senneff Mason City both students at the State University of Town left last week by auto to New York There they will board a ship for Europe Their plan is to tour Great Britain and the continent by motorcycle and sidecar This sight seeing tour and vacation will continue through the summer On their return in early autumn they will drive home in their car from New York.
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Myron Arbuckle
J. W. Arbuckle
Jom. Senneff
Mason City
State University of Town
New York
Europe
Great Britain
Legion Still Has Supply of Flags
Shenandoah veterans organization reports flags and staffs available at American Legion headquarters. Karl V. West adjutant says arrangements for delivery and installation. deadlines set for June 14. Roland G. Taylor of 928 Second Street West is notified of promotion to major in the Officers' Reserve Corps after recent Washington communication following his local exam.
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American Legion
Karl V. West
West
B. L. Rohlf
Roland Tayler
Roland G. Taylor
Second Street West
Washington
Fire alarms as family leaves stove prompts smoke damage
A stove left with prunes on it caused a fire at 11 46 p m Saturday at 168 Argyle Street. Patrick Borothy family attended church when the blaze started. Fire department responded promptly. A humorous ad for Herman C Miller appears with contact.
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A. Pan
Patrick Borothy
Argyle Street
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