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...Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Missouri, Arkansas, Texas) have 37% of the country's farms (valued at $15,000,000,000), and a population of 24,242,381. But in 135 years "The Great White House Desert" has had no President and only two Vice Presidents (John C. Calhoun, S. C., under President J. Q. Adams, and William R. King, N. C., under President Pierce). The White House is marked: " Closed Always to Ten Southern States-by Order of the Politicians. Open after June, 1924-by Order of the People...
...understood that Mr. Coolidge will let Congress decide the question. If the contract were refused to Mr. Ford through the President's intervention, the farmers might demand to know why they were denied Henry Ford and fertilizer. ¶ President Coolidge accepted an offer, made by Mrs. A. B. Calhoun of Atlanta, of a White House dog, an Airedale, half brother of Laddie Boy. ¶ To the National Council of Traveling Salesmen assembled at Atlantic City, Mr. Coolidge telegraphed: " The evidence of continuing good business conditions and the indications of further improvement from this time forward are such as must...
...corpus proceedings. Walton had handed the education of Oklahoma over to the Reds. For a month the Governor held on. Then he fired Wilson without specifications. And that was the end of Jack Walton. That and his statement that his opinion of radicals was " unprintable." He is now John Calhoun Walton, Democrat and candidate for U. S. Senate, with no chance of election by radical votes...
...purpose of the conference," according to Mrs. C. C. Calhoun, one of the leaders of the movement, "is to offer women of the world an open forum for the study of and consultation on the great problems which now threaten the welfare of mankind. . . . Men are to have a part in our effort, too. We are asking sons of mothers to help us build a temple in unperishable marble to the mothers of the world. No such temple today exists...
...John Desmond Cotter of Philadelphia, Pa.; Theodore Lyman Crockett of Brandon, Vt.; Thayer Cummings of Bedford Hills, N. J.; Lincoln Davis Jr. of Boston; Cornelius DuBois of Englewood, N. J.; John Elberfeld of New Bedford; Howard Finney of Upper Montclair, N. J.; Floyd Tomkins Gibson of Philadelphia, Pa.; William Calhoun Gray of Dedham; Lement Upham Harris of Tuxedo Park, N. Y.; Theodore Dwight Hazen of Belchertown; Harold Kennedy Hudner of Fall River; Robert Anson Jordan Jr. of Brookline; Henry Wilder Keyes Jr. of North Haverhill, N. H.; George Morgan Laimbeer of New York, N. Y.; Andrew Green Lynch of Utica...