Non-Party Alfred E. Smith Profile and Election Map
Alfred E. Smith born New York City in 1873 rose from a trucking business to state politics. The profile outlines his Assembly leadership, mayoral roles, governorship campaigns, policy pushes on labor, health, and prohibition, and his enduring impact on New York and national Democratic leadership through the 1920s.
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New York
Smith
Alda
Dix
Democratic Party
Assembly
Board of Aldermen
Greater New York
C. S. Whitman
Reconstruction
Georgia Democrats Embrace Party Duties After Houston Pact
The Atlanta Journal portrays Georgia Democrats as united and purposeful after the Houston convention. It notes their support for the two thirds rule, pro prohibition plank, and commitment to enforcing the Eighteenth Amendment, highlighting Georgia's influence in shaping the party platform and national stance.
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Alfred E. Smith
Houston
United States
America
Chas. R. Crisp
George
Smith
Jefferson
Wilson
Benjamin H. Hill
Jnc. B
Union
DuPont Guerry
Georgia
W. O. Kinney
Macon
Atlanta Journal
Commonwealth
Texas
Platform Committee
Wets
South
Friends of Prohibition
Maddox
Camp meeting at Indian Springs poised to draw 10000 attendees
Elaborate preparations underway for the annual Holiness camp meeting August 9 to 16 at Indian Springs Holiness campground Flovilla Georgia. Officials expect over 10000 attendees from across the South with Dr H C Morrison of Louisville Ky and Dr Joseph H Smith of Redlands Cal among speakers.
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Indian Springs
Flovilla
South
H. CG. Morrison
Louisville
Joseph H. Smith
Redlands
Cal
The
Holiness Association
Chas. H. Babcock
Los Angeles
J.M. Glenn
Young
Judge Parks Denounces Floggers in Baldwin Court
Milledgeville July 9 Baldwin Superior Court opened with Judge J B Parks of Greensboro denouncing recent flogging acts tied to J T Angle case. He urged grand jury duty and promised fair speedy trials as three prominent farmers await arrest warrants amid identification claims.
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Milledgeville
Baldwin Superior Court
J. B. Park
Greensboro
Park
J. T. Angle
Grand Jury
Angles
Veteran Railway Man F Marion Vining Dies at 71
Macon reports the death of F Marion Vining aged 71 in Ft Valley. A Central of Georgia locomotive engineer for nearly five decades, he retired two years ago on pension. He never wrecked, but once faced a near collision with his father, also an engineer, when orders mixed and two engines met on the same rails.
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Macon
Ft. Valley
F. Marion Vining
Central of Georgia Railway
Ori
Mothers Love The Highest Gift And Duty
A reflection on the sacred bond between mother and child. The piece urges generous, respectful action toward mothers, stressing that devotion deserves sincere return in time, thought, and tenderness, warning against ingratitude and neglect. It cites examples of daughters and sons harming a mother's heart through carelessness or indifference.
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Dallas
Ingenious Safe Revolves Fast to Foil Burglars
An inventive device creates a safe that spins so rapidly burglary becomes impossible. The notion sparks joking: what a scheme it would be for some husbands if the contraption could fit in their pockets.
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Encyclopedia Americana
James M. Cox
N. I. Miller
W. G. McAdoo
Power Commissions
Babylon
James B. Parks
Brunswick
Vienna
Savannah Line
Ocean Steamship Company
Savannah
Ocean Steamship Company of
Bull St
Serene Sai Fourth Nat. Bank Bldg
Atlanta
Ocean Steamship CO
PART
Citizens State Bank
Butler, Ga
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