Smith rallies supporters in Sumter court house speech
Senator Smith spoke for the Democratic nomination in a crowded Sumter court house, praising his work on Camp Benning, Souther Field, and cotton policy, while contrasting League of Nations arguments and urging resistance to foreign entanglements. He warned against third terms and argued for government by the people and constitutional rights.
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Georgia
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Auto
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L.oneil
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League
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Michigan
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Hoover
Edwards Bryan
League of Nations
Pennsylvania
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Gainesville
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Wilson
Paris
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Miller
Herbert Hoover
General Smuts
Senate
Heathe Ie
England
France
Mesopotamia
Great Britain
Grayson
Serious Candidate Hoke Smith Seeks Second Place Bid
In a Harrisburg inquiry Senator Hoke Smith of Georgia questions the Pennsylvania filing to qualify as a Democratic presidential preference candidate. A Times-Recorder Georgia source quotes Democratic leaders in Ohio and Kentucky favoring Hoover and Cox for the nomination, with Smith discussed for a San Francisco vice presidential slot if he wins Georgia.
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San Francisco
Harrisburg
Georgia
Pennsylvania
Smith
Hoover
Cox
Cincinnati
Times-Recorder
Herbert Hoover
Ohio
Kentucky
McAdoo
Edwards
Marshall
Bryan
Owen
Palmer
Gerard
Senatormith
League of Nations
Ian
Palmer III Mission Delays Speakership Plans In Georgia
The Sumter County Palmer club learned that Attorney General Palmer, touring Georgia, would miss a planned Savannah to Macon speech due to an Atlanta cancellation. He will instead speak in Macon Thursday evening, with plans to extend Georgia appearances if possible. Palmer’s Gainesville address preceded his Atlanta stop, drawing a large crowd and a strong defense of Democratic unity amid the primary campaign.
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Sumter Club
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Palmer
Americus
Souther Field
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Washington
Attorney General's Party
South
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Brotherhood of Man
Admiral Calls Sims Indiscreet in Senate Testimony
Admiral Hugh Rodman told the Senate committee that Admiral Sims letters criticizing the navy were very indiscreet and breached confidence by making public a confidential conversation. In Coblenz, reports say about two thousand communists crossed the Rhine into the British zone and twelve hundred more expected, signaling possible Ruhr revolt winding down.
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Hugh Rodman
Pacific Fleet
Senate Committee
Sims
Daniels
Coblenz
Rhine
Ruhr
Architect Lockwood Dies in Columbus at Home
T. I. Lockwood, a renowned Columbus architect, died after a period of ill health. The body will be sent Thursday to Philadelphia for burial. He designed the Turpin building and Times-Recorder building in Americus, Rylander shops, and numerous rural schools and residences, with his son T. F. Lockwood Jr. now continuing the projects and future business.
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Columbus
T. I. Lockwood
Philadelphia
Three Americus Dentists Attend Vienna Meeting
The Third District Convention of Dentists held an important session in Vienna today. Dentists from Americus included Dr. M. H. Wheeler Dr. B. H. McKee and Dr. H. H. Glover. Dr. C. P. Davis was unable to go due to illness. Dr. J. A. Kendall of Cordele presided. Wheeler McKee and Glover left Americus early and returned late in the day.
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H. H. Glover
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J. A. Kendall
Cordele
Wheeler
McKee
Glover
Americus Aarly
Markets New York Futures Report and Moultrie Livestock
Futures figures for May July and Oct shown with prices and changes. Hogs at Moultrie market on April 7 list weights 101 lbs and under at 10 1 4 to 10 3 4 cents per pound and higher weights at 12 1 4 to 14 3 4 cents per pound with docked ooffs noted in the report.
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Moultrie Livestock Market
Moultrie
Judge Presses Morals and Prices in Partisan Critique
Preston April 6 Judge Littlejohn denounces besotted partisanship and profiteers at the opening of the April term grand jury. He cites wage and price distortions in cotton, shoes, and hosiery, urges strict law enforcement, warns federal action may follow, and laments rising crime in Sumter County. He calls for independent thinking and firm standards to curb corruption and unrest.
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