Acquittal and Al Smith debate on 1928 politics
A reader argues against Al Smith and supports Walsh or McAdoo, condemning the Teapot Dome scandal, Tammany corruption, and Republican fear of a Smith presidency. The letter critiques party lines, praises Sinclair’s acquittal as a dangerous precedent, and questions patronage, patriotism, and religious ballots in the campaign.
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Dee L. McLaurin
Young-Son
Bennettsville
Wored
AL ‘Smith
Republicart Party
Smith
Democratic ‘Party
al Smith
New York
Walsh
America
Democratic Party
Tammany
Willim G. McAdoo
McAdoo
McLean
North Caro
Samuel Johnson
Mayer Thomson
Cunen
Chicago
America First
George al Smith
Aaron Burr
Hall
Boss Tweed
Boss Caler
Big Tim Murphey
Sulzer
Mr. Owen ©. Young
Hoover
Sinclair
Fall
Teapot Dome
Mellon
Hays
Harding
Will Hey
Dougherty and Company
White House
Arden
Cleveland
Phees
Roosevelt
Wepson
Sven Ak
Paris
Aegit
Four Rail Systems Plan Major ICC Approval Question
Four big systems the Pennsylvania New York Central Baltimore and Ohio and the Nickle Plate have entered into a definite agreement to divide the entire region into four main districts with all smaller roads allocated among these four. It is a gigantic undertaking with far reaching implications for interstate rail traffic and regulatory oversight.
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Interstate Commerce
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Aiken
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Chrysler Engineering
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