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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1928
Page
15
Washington dispatch reports President Coolidge again rejects renomination plans. The article traces his repeated abdication steps from Aug 22 to a December address, notes stock market rumors tied to the speculation, and explains Republican leaders largely accept he will not run. It emphasizes the consistency of his stance and the party’s preference for alternatives.
Set Alvin York, famed World War I hero, will address East High auditorium Friday evening March 30. He will recount the Argonne action, discuss Tennessee mountaineers and their educational needs, and reflect on his war experiences including a notable bayonet duel and prisoner transport.
The piece notes Coolidge remains a negligible political option as Republican support for renominating him fades weekly. It suggests abdication could recur and that Coolidge would adapt his stance if he is ever a candidate again, repeating a cautious pattern this week. The second item reports New York state stewards allowing Harry F Sinclair to enter his horses on race courses while complying with racing laws.
The Waterloo Boat club and River Improvement association host Waterloo chapter Izaak Walton league members at a Thursday dinner in the clubhouse on Second Street West. Harry Kiester leads arrangements. A short talks program follows.
East High announces its annual junior class play The Creaking Chair a three act mystery to be performed in the East High auditorium with high school students in the roles in a staged production for the student body and guests.
Des Moines March 23 — Plans to link 20 town organizations promoting child health work into a state child health council are under way. The interlocking board will include representatives of the 20 groups and the council will be organized after child health day May 1 if plans become effective.
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