Democratic senator nomination signals party turmoil
The text reports on a Democratic primary for the United States Senate triggered by a vacancy after a death. It highlights Cyrus Teecher as a leading figure, anti prohibition sentiment, and internal party tensions in New York as strategists weigh the state’s political landscape. The piece notes ongoing national political shifts and a veteran strategist’s assessment of forces in New York.
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Smithman
United States
Cyrus Teecher
Gow Crite Donahes
Anti-Saman Taguelin Ufa
Etional
Chater Mrsd Raskah
Union
Deke Hate
Moor
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Matis
Atlantic News-Telegraph editorials discuss prohibition policy
The Atlantic News-Telegraph carries editorials debating enforcement of prohibition and the potential impact of Governor Smith's stance. It argues no president could alter the Constitution by executive action and predicts prohibition will endure as a national policy regardless of election outcomes.
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Smith
Smith—point
Poent
Suveme
I-Aitier
Syithnia
Supreme Bench
Namie
TaNike Ta
Ryutudtor Smith
Iasta Giphenvoes
Remien
Atlantic
Cass
Ouvre
California
Ktert
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My. Remien
Lewe
Metz of Benton ta swauhip named to secondary road panel
Governor Hammill appointed Mike Metz of Benton township as a member of the state secondary road commission. The farmer, long known as a friend of roads, urges prioritizing secondary road improvement and argues for smart funding while the state considers extending bonds for primary routes. He says better secondary highways connect towns, support farmers, and enhance trade across counties.
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Secondary Road Commission
Mike Metz
Benton Ta Swauhip
Towa
Panthee
Sondaryraat
Sarork
Adanner
Hammill
Peculiar Stand Shapes Prohibition Debate in Party Ranks
A Peculiar Stand by a finance committee chairman signals internal tensions within the party as leaders debate pro prohibition and the election of Governor Bevaise to the presidency. Du Pont, described as a high command figure, hints at strategic savings and a disposition of party funds to emphasize a broader political aim this year.
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Ras Ahrake
Bwith
du Pont
Strike vote on arbitration clash cripples western railways
J W Higgins says conductors and railway workers refuse arbitration proposed by management as wage disputes linger. The Watson Parker railway labor act aims at peaceful settlement, but unions insist on keeping restrictive rules or higher raises. Mediation efforts by John Williams fail to produce agreement on whether rules should stay or be removed and wages raised.
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Railroad Trainaen
Wagen
Tiatexs
Chicago
J. W. Higgins
Conserenc
Eatern Railways
Ang Brotherhood & Ra
Western Railways
Watson-Parker Railway
son-Parker Railway Labor Act
Arbitration Board
Yatthe Stern Lines
Avas
Omdvetors
Gene
Avere
Laoniba
Wye
Conference Committee of Managers
United States Railroad Labor Board
John Williams
United States ‘Mediations
Ediatleh
Kama
Ern Railways Sint
Condrottors
Center Open Committee of Managers
Hr Reful
Watson
Parker Allway
Editorial: U S Aid Cannot Help The Incompetent Farmer
The Parm Journal argues that external aid cannot fix incompetent farmers or land with poor fertility. It stresses that science and legislation may improve profitability, but competence and land quality place limits. The piece critiques policies that reward farm population benefits and questions the fairness of planned subsidies.
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U. S
Parm
The Spice of Life in Business Color Use
The article notes that color variety in products like portable models boosts sales, with motor car parts and typewriter finishes highlighted. It argues that the appeal of colors stimulates consumer interest and that shrewd businesspeople use color to enhance commercial value and drive demand.
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Joiunell Blutts
Sheen
Toyewri Manu ‘Facturers
Anon
Typewaters
Proto
Avheth
Typewsitex
Bite Ab
Walt
Flower of Council Bluffs blooms amid historic display
Town Press notes an extraordinary floral phenomenon in Council Bluffs with many residences adorned in blooming flowers. Observers praise nature as a divine handiwork amid widespread ornamental plants, calling the display a unifying symbol of beauty and purpose.
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Council Bluffs
Council
Air Carnival and Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason
Readable fragments describe an all day air carnival with aviation dreams and crowding humor. The narrator notes distant engines and cheers as planes perform safely while voices mock danger and purchase temptations. Copyright 1928 by the Matthew Adams Service.
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Airehijs
Marty Wains
Hazitg
Matthew Adams
Byarten
Graham P Hunt Wins Ohio Democratic Primary
New York dispatch reports Graham P Hunt of Cincinnati appears to have won the Ohio Democratic primary. Leaders reacted to the apparent victory as results from the state came in amid Democratic party activity.
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Graham P. Hunt
Ohio
New York
1. N.S
Graham PR. Hunt
Cincinnati
Honor is America's The Savubuoah at ISTH event
An unclear report notes an American figure called The Savubuoah achieving honor at ISTH with a May to June window. The tip comes from Say annals to TAverpoal and segal year 25 anys.
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America
Steaty
Say Annals
Taverpoal
Segal Yeal
George K. Morris Dies in New York
George K. Morris dies in New York. Moe served as chair of the renomination committee and held a prominent role in the party apparatus. His death removes a veteran figure from the political landscape.
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George K. Morris
New York
George K. Moe
Repu
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