Hoover Victory and World Peace Efforts in 1928
The year 1928 saw Hoover win a sweeping presidential victory as the world debates arms limits and a multi lateral treaty to outlaw war. The Paris pact drew most civilized nations but faced Senate opposition and disputes over reparations and League of Nations plans. The Pan American conference promoted arbitration and peaceful settlement amid regional tensions in Nicaragua and Bolivia.
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Republicang
China
Germany
Edward W. Pickard
Mervett Livaver
United States
Tuasut
Lis “Xoud
Dir Hamers
Guy al Swith
New York
Afuios
Paris
League of Nations
Jane & Athurenca
Teenie Flea
Latin America
International
Thovana
Cobia
Charles Means Tughes
Mexico
Mar Dilegates
Interiu
Nicaragua
Bolivia
Mariguay
Washington
France
Kelluge Inter
Italy
Torah
Rhineland
John Bassett Moore
Permanent Court of International Justice
Sware Court
Charles Lrans Hughes
Tin
Assembly
Council of the
Year in Review Across Nations and Leaders Worldwide
A sweeping year in world affairs highlights Britain facing economic strain as migration rises, women win the vote, and political shifts unfold from Australia to Ireland. France stabilizes after reform, Germany contends with reparations, Mussolini consolidates power, and Italy advances land reform. In Asia and the Americas, Chiang Kai-shek leads a new Chinese government, Mexico trains for stability after Obregon turmoil, and a global wave of diplomacy with the Nanking government begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Cyerardy
Australia
Arly
Yeat
Lua
Taurine
Enghind
J. Ai. Whitley
Boa Fileroy
RyuusenbiniandSsfarieer
Courge
Prince of
Wiles
Duke of
James McNeil
Great Weltain
Prohibition
New South Wales
Dunterry
Austrilia
Soeur Atria
Cremier Murray
France
Alwnys
Coleute
Radics
Troyes
Fry
Alaatites Mure
Prisnick
Dommergue
Paris
Germany
Washington
Romania
Eagant
Bratiano
Juliu Maniu
Almed Zogu
Albania
Russia
International General Electric Company of
New York
Japan
Chang Tso-in
Peking
Mukden
Nanking
Chiang Bai- Shek
Peiping
Peres
United States
China
Italy
Asone
Don Alvaro Obregon
Mexico
Wis
Hig Haar
Toral
Taral
Concepcion
Tare Teeta
Maz
Fase Mattia Moncehe
Adelfe Penar
Laono
Democratic and Hoover Victory Marked by 1928 Election
The 1928 campaign featured Hoover with Curtis winning the presidency over Smith and Robinson. The convention in Houston united the party after a sharp fight over prohibition and religious issues. The result reshaped the South and expanded electoral map, with rapid campaign use of radio and a touring president-elect to Latin America.
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United States
Aparece
Secrets of
Herbert Hoover Monk
Man Dav
AL Smith
New York
Kangas City
Frank
TeHiaibe
Charles Curtis
Kansas
Ile Mears Hagen
Ted
Amee
Hanseruta
Sonforto
Sandra Carte
Wink Dig
Neaniarton
Vicw
Hanser
Robert Work
Houston
Texas
Switt
Smith
Joe Robinson
Arkansas
John J. Ftaskoh
Gnance Committee
General Motors Corporation
Cmpaign
Goover
Curtis
Robinson
Hoover
Wilson
Orida
Maryland
New Mexico
North Carolina
Alabama
Senrisia
Lonisignit
Massachusetts
Mississippi
Rhode Island
South Carolina
Franklin Roosevelt
Mfr
San Pedro
Calif
Central
South America
Congress
Meron
Niet
Toot Flee Insteter
Shites
Deventer
Hemblicans
Froever
Contholse
Messive
Peice Peas
Sunate
Cootridge
Nothern
Wisconsin
John
Olives
Florence Tribe
Competiento
San Antonio
DeTober An
Darrin
Agia
Nediler
Aergnau tici Col horde Lhsthters sheneried over Into The pew year
A garbled OCR fragment notes a figure named Aergnau and a horde shedding light on a year at stake with mention of a Luur sum. The text is incomplete and presents no clear event, person, or organization to verify.
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Col Horde
Notable Figures Died This Month Across Professions
The necrology lists January losses including Loie Puller and dancers Milly Stevens among entertainers, Louis Post and Arthur Clarke among authors, Marl Haig and Lord M. de Rochek among military, and figures like Goethals, Blue, and Ryerson. May lists include Congressmen Sweet and other notable names.
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Dowiht
Januaary
Loie Puller
Milly Stevens
Sui Doruihy Donnelly
Ariesses
Marvin Meighitt
Jailewyd Yunder
Chotaas Fhrdy
Fyieenie Blascothanes
Louis Post
Pateart Withins
Arthur Clarke
Jermins
Stead
Marl Haig
Vhiet
British Qrmes
Cyri
Onford
Hringe Charles Lichnoysky
Armando Digg
Inebiet
Eddie Boy
BB. Builer
Chicago
James L. Ford
LE Crane
Nora Bayes
Rudman Wanamaker
Prince
J. W. Buckied
Automobile Pioicer
Ferris
Michinwn
Prank B. Willis
Ole Soran
Penagyivanias
Cave
Aed
Major global disasters of 1928 summarized
The report lists severe events across 1928 including Florida floods and deadly hurricanes in the Caribbean, the Vestris disaster, the Black Sea ship sinking, West Frankfort explosion, Everett oil refinery fire, Dimmite mine death toll, Brazil landslides, Smyrna and Italian earthquakes, the San Francisco disaster, Balkans quakes, a Peru wave of fatalities, and ships and mine accidents with many lives lost. It also notes theater fires in Madrid and a French submarine sinking with casualties.
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Viniuet
Florida
Anolfied Trapieasliuca
Darmage
Antilles
Porte Oy
Vestris
Virgina Capes
Hix
Fern
Black Sea
West Frankfort
Smyrna
Balkans
Greece
Peru
Ming
Mather
Orho
Tandred
Libog
Missippines
Vas Cinicernprinn
Anayst
Madrid
Missouri
Kansas
Atlantic
Europe
Mack Sea
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America
Caribbean Sea
Woodrow Wilson
England
Koehl
von Haenefeld
Fitzmaurice
Ireland
Dublin
Greenly Island
Straits of Bella Isle
G. &. Wilkins
Carl B. Ellsop
Arctic
Point Barrow
Spitzbergen
Oakland
Hawaii
Fiji Islands
Brazil
Antella Earhart
New Foundland
Wales
Art Goebel
Los Angeles
Wucker
Collyer
Arizona
Friedrichsehafen
Lakehurst
N. 3
Nobile
Tinty
Toald Amundsen
Ley Wastes
Walter Minehellie
Miss
Risie Mackay
Carrinay
Mexico City
New Jersey
C. T. Courtney
Nying
Azores
Giessell
Cramer
Ford
Cochrane
Ont
Mware
Stockholm
Greemand
Mount Evans
Contin
Com
A.C. MacDonald
Newfoundland
Emfereice
Beeender i
Orville Wright
Charles Lindbersh O
Clarton
Ty Rernational League of Aviators
T. S. Butler
Pennsylvania
Edmund Gosse
Bessie van Vorst
Allan Dale
Wideyo Noguckh
W. A. Young
Lockefeller Institute
Verseles Jones
Minneapolis
G. Piper
Portland
Ore
Edgar I. Swith
Philadelphia
W. G. Sunberp
St Paul
Willian D. Laywood
W. VW
Moscow
Holbrook Blinn
Robert B. Mantel
Leo Ditrichstein
John Dooley
Avery Hopwood
John D. Work
California
Adam C. Cliffe
Sycamore
B. K. Meredith
Agriculture
Frank R. Gooding
Idaho
Donn Byrne
George EK Morris
George B. Murrey
L. A. Frothingham
Gov
A. R. Sorlie
North Dakota
Maude Granger
Gil Robinson
D. M. Delmas
San Francisco
J. B. Laughlin
Viscount Haldane
Marshal Eile Fayolle
Trench
Mary Garrett Day
Maurice Bokanowski
G. P. Winslow
G. Hariselt
Cinclanati
Urban Stocker
Aseball
Lincoln Hyre
Roy K. Mogiton
Th. P. Outeault
W. N. Bi
John Tharding
Murding
W. A. Oldfield
G. H. Jones
Standard Oil
Thinas FF Ry
FL M Pteteher
Baron Jacques
Sehoer
Yatle
Juthind
Henry AL
Aergnautici
Western Newspaper Union
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