City News Paragraphs and Local Advertisements
Fresh fish tomorrow at Bosanko's and Grambow's market. Ed Harrison visits from Kansas City. Joe McCrum praises a great oration by Al Smith. Two convicts escape from Lansing prison, one Indian, nicknamed bad eggs. Fred Shackelford released after assault case dismissal. John Reinhard’s radio overheated while listening to Governor Smith. Chiropractor L E Salzer featured. Ford tow service and Linley Motor Co advertise. Miss Louise Replogle visiting Atchison Street.Jim Carrico notes heavy traffic around Krug Park for Passion Play. John Armstrong sent to Coffeyville as Bennett Flying School chief pilot. Laundry services advertised with Troy Laundry slogan.
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Al Smith speech reviewed with prejudice and politics
A columnist, frank yet biased, comments on Al Smith’s acceptance speech. It praises candor and plain language while noting ambiguities on farm relief and immigration. The piece contrasts Smith with Herb, praising Smith’s frankness but giving Herb the edge in polish and vocabulary. An Atchison observer criticizes Topeka’s capitol building wiring.
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