Former Jockey Is Candidate For Presidency
Topeka Kansas report on Senator Charles Curtis of Kansas as a 1928 presidential candidate. The piece outlines his rise from poverty as a jockey to law and politics, noting his mixed Kaw and French ancestry, long service in Congress, and status as Republican leader. It mentions family ties and local Topeka residence.
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Topeka
Kan
Charles Curtis
Kansas
White House
America
White Plume
Senator Curtis
Charlie Curtis
Julie Pappan
Louis Gonville
Louis Pappan
Curtis
Helen Pappan
Arren A. Curtis
A. H. Case
Judge Case
Congress
Senate
Kansas Capitol
Statehood
Annie E., Baird
J. T. Purvis
The
Central Christian Church
Christian Church
Armistice Day Proclaimed by President Coolidge
President Coolidge proclaims November 11 a nation observance with flag display on government buildings and ceremonies in schools and churches. The proclamation recalls 1918 as end of war and urges gratitude for peace and continuing friendly relations with other nations.
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Coolidge
Senate
House of Representatives
Calvin Coolidge
United States
Washington
Rechristened Barn Turns Into Rented Garage
Farmer Hawbuck confirms improvements on the farm by turning the old barn into a garage and charging summer boarders rent, reflecting rural progress and modernization.
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Hawbuck
Second Denison Well Location Is Staked
Simpson-Fell Oil Company stakes a second location 500 feet east of the No 1 well near Denison. The gas well is shut in and to be used as fuel for other drilling. Miller Oil of Fort Worth plans a test two miles north by Nov 28. Perkins Cul lom of Wichita Falls will drill northwest once titles clear. Area west of Denison shows oil potential with shallow and future deep drilling expected.
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Denison
Simpson-Fell Oil Company
Miller Oil Company of
Fort Worth
Perkins & Cullom
Wichita Falls
Pottsboro
Big Bend
Funeral for Florence Mills Draws 30 000 Crowd
In New York Harlem a crowd of over 30 000 gathered at a funeral chapel Friday night for Florence Mills the negro comedienne who died Tuesday. Police reserves managed the public viewing with the line stretching several blocks.
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New York
Harlem
Florence Mills
Danger Signs On Life's Highway
Dr J C Anderson warns that ignoring nature’s danger signals leads to serious conditions much like a motorist ignoring road signs. He notes rapid strain from modern life raises risks of heart and kidney problems and urges early medical checks for ongoing pains and symptoms.
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J. C. Anderson
Dr. Anderson
Subscriptions Sent For The Sun Farm News
Letters from Texas readers express homesickness and gratitude for The Sun and Semi-Weekly Farm News. Mrs Samples, Southland, notes good crops and plans to keep reading until next June. Mrs Williams, Lockney, requests eight months more. Mr Hamilton, San Antonio, misses The Sun since leaving Whitewright and encloses payment.
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W. M. Samples
Southland
Texas
the Sun
J. D. Williams
Lockney
Whitewright
H. M. Hamilton
Weymouth
San Antonio, Texas
Trenton Cubs Defeat Rangers In Thrilling 7 0 Victory
The Trenton Cubs beat the Whitewright Rangers 7 to 0 in a late score by Kaiser after Little connected for a go ahead pass. Mc Ginnis and Cook starred for the Rangers as Trenton held them to three first downs.
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Trenton Cubs
Whitewright Rangers
Little
Kaiser
Trenton
Rangers
McGinnis
Cook
Cubs
Trenton Tribune
Sun Office Card Services Offer Inscriptions At Reasonable Prices
Announcement notes engraved or printed cards and invitations available at The Sun office with reasonable pricing.
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Sun
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Smith Hotel
Rexall
Ic Sale
Dyer
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Rexall Store
Mangrum Brothers
Lilley Dry Goods CO
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