Alfred Smith Nominated by Roosevelt at Democratic Convention
Franklin D. Roosevelt places New York Governor Alfred Smith in nomination at the Democratic national convention. The speech extols Smith as a leader with vision, honesty, and practical governance, arguing he can unite the nation and restore citizen participation in government.
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Indiana Democrat Evans Woollen Nominated for President
Willian H O'Brien of Lawrenceburg Indiana places Evans Woollen of Indianapolis in nomination on the Democratic ticket. The convention hears that Indiana offers a practical candidate with economics law and banking background, a proven vote-getter aligned with Jeffersonian governance.
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Nellie Ross Praises Smith at Houston Nomination Rally
Mrs. Nellie Taylor Ross former Wyoming governor quoted Alfred E. Smith praise at Convention Hall Houston praising his character achievements and vote-getting appeal. She called New York governor a leader whose four-term record in state government marks him as a strong national candidate ahead of the 1928 campaign.
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George for Democratic Nomination Proposes Crisp named
Houston June 27. R Crisp of Georgia urges Democrats to nominate Sen Walter F George as a uncompromising standard bearer. He appeals to wipe sectional lines and lift the banner without expediency, stressing law enforcement fidelity to the Constitution and Democratic principles.
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Repeats Bryan praise of Ayres for Democratic nomination
Houston June 26. George McGill for Kansas urged William A Ayres of Kansas as the Democratic standard bearer saying Ayres has extraordinary ability and views aligned with the common people. He praised Ayres six terms in Congress and Jeffersonian democracy, portraying him as a true statesman and enemy of compromise.
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Louisiana manufacturers produce 900 articles across 1800 firms
The Louisiana Manufacturers Association reports a diverse output including lipsticks pickles posing pipes sausages trousers and ice cream among 900 articles from 1 800 manufacturers, highlighting industrial breadth in the state.
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