Johnson Urges Roosevelt in California Speech
Senator Hiram Johnson, Republican, in an address prepared for delivery in Chicago, criticized the Hoover administration as favoring big business. He spoke on Roosevelt’s Democratic candidacy, contrasting a “divine right” for big business with Roosevelt’s aim to share government benefits among all people.
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Roosevelt and Smith Unite Behind United Election Front
Franklin D. Roosevelt urged unity with Alfred E. Smith as part of a united ticket in New York politics. He called for reduced federal spending, tariff accords, and reorganization of state government while endorsing Lehman for governor and Wagner for re election. The Brooklyn speech condemned exploiting deprivation and fear in campaigns.
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Landon Reynolds for Clerk of Circuit Court rally ads
A jumble of vintage ads mix with political rhetoric from a nationwide slate urging votes for Landon T. Reynolds for Clerk of Circuit Court. The page also showcases prices on ice cream fruit and clothing as well as a Roosevelt campaign note referencing monetary policy and national fiscal issues.
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Doak Doak Doak Clings to Republican Labor Record
Doak extols Hoover labor policies and wage protections, citing 1929 conferences and the Davis Bacon act as big boosts for workers. He honors AFL leaders, defends immigration controls, and urges vote loyalty to the Republican ticket and Hugh S. Shott.
Motive Engineers Back Labor Pressure in Hoover Doak Era
The passage notes engineers aligned with labor concerns during Hoover and Doak administrations, asserting they repeatedly faced labor-related issues and that both officials showed a sympathetic stance toward labor leaders and workers.
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Homecoming fete honors official in Bluefield parade crowd over 2000
Thousands join in a colorful homecoming celebration for Secretary Doak praising Hoover policies and denouncing Democratic attacks. The parade moved along Princeton Avenue and Bland Street to Rama Street School auditorium, where Doak spoke to a large audience. Local youths from Gary and Beaver high bands preceded the event, with Harold Porterfield and Bernard Wagner introducing Republican leaders and candidates for county and state offices. Doak’s visit closed by a reception at the Matz hotel, marking a significant Mercer County political moment.
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