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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1928
Page
3
A rally today features Republicans and Democrats presenting their candidates at the arena. Mrs. Franklin D Roosevelt supports Smith for governor while Ruth Morgan backs Hoover, signaling cross party campaigning amid a mixed attendance.
The Smith column reviews Governor Smith s record across four terms focusing on natural resources conservation state government reorganization housing policy and a state park system. It notes his water power stance and cites the 1926 executive budget reform as a milestone in modernizing government. The piece also mentions 1922 housing law passage despite a hostile legislature.
Will Irwin lauded Herbert Hoover at a Republican Club Tea in the Conference room on Thursday October 25. He called Hoover a superb intellect with broad war time leadership and warned against the belief he is merely an engineer not a politician.
On Friday October 26 Barnard held a combined track and play day for sophomores and 150 Barnard students. The class of 1931 won the track meet with 26 points, five ahead of the runner up.
October brings colder days as Barnard campaigners hold stump speeches drawing large crowds. Republicans and Democrats address crowds amid cheers, hoots, and banners while birds fall quiet to hear arguments for Hoover and Smith. Raphael’s focus remains on the grass rather than the election.
A presidential straw vote event is announced to take place Wednesday in the 94 30 Conference Room with participation invited. Details on candidates or procedures are not provided in the fragment.
On the straw vote ballot presented to the college Wednesday a blank space is provided for voters who register in either the Communist or Socialist Parties. Those who do not vote in the Democratic or Republican columns may use the blank space to vote for William Z Foster of the Workers Communist Party or Norman Thomas of the Socialist Party.
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