Smith Defends Record Against White in Moral Issue Clash
Albany N Y Governor Alfred E Smith replies to William Allen White charging base motives. He says White’s charges were inspired by the Republican National Committee and defends his assembly record against prostitution and liquor bills. The governor claims White retracts and the RNC dodges responsibility.
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Emporia
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Assembly
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White
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Republican National Committee
Henry J. Allen
the Press
Smith lauded by Southern senator in Albany
Senator Walter F. George of Georgia praised Governor Smith after their first meeting in Albany New York saying Democrats will recognize his honesty and mental integrity and that the South and East will rally to his candidacy He called Smith one of the outstanding Democrats of all time and noted his open straightforward approach to issues
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Philanthropist Endorses Smith Over Hoover
August Heckacher, a noted philanthropist and lifelong Republican, says he will vote for Governor Smith due to perceived hypocrisy. The source notes Mr. Dreckscher, 0 years old last aatrolly, has voted Republican for 60 years except once for Cleveland.
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Covernor Smith
Hoover
Dreckscher
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Cleveland
Mrs Marshall Heads Women's Smith Club of Southern California
Mrs Thomas R Harshail widow of the late vice president is named chairman of the Women's Smigs Club of Southern California Illiss Mary Foy a noted Democratic woman leader in this section is vice chairman
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Los. Angeles
Thomas R Biarshail
Harshail
Women’s Smigs Club
Southern California
Iliss Mary’ Foy
Senator Robinson to Tour the South in September
Senator Joe T. Robinson of Arkansas the Democratic VP candidate will deliver fourteen speeches in the south from September 4 to 21. The itinerary includes Cisco Texas Nashville Tennessee Chattanooga Tennessee Knoxville Tennessee Richmond Virginia Raleigh North Carolina Charlotte North Carolina Columbia South Carolina Jacksonville Florida Miami Florida Atlanta Georgia Bowling Green Kentucky Louisville Kentucky Henderson Kentucky.
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Nationwide praise for Smith acceptance speech
Prominent Republicans and Democrats across the country laud Gov. Smith for his acceptance address. Figures from Maryland, Indiana, Florida, North Dakota and Pennsylvania hail his plan to connect the Midwest to the sea, farm relief, and a stance of strong national leadership. Critics cite concerns over prohibition and morality.
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Roosevelt
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Middle West
Great Lakes
American
United States
William H. Settle
Indiana Farm Bureau
Central West
George Nspuen
Moline
Duncan A. Fletcher
Florida
Henry C. Hansbrough
North Dakota
Richard RO Quay
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Hety
Avery
Ile Fort
Columbus
Albany
New York
Knicker Blocker “Press
Sherman overalls maker visits Cameron during week
R F Pool of Sherman, former Cameron resident and head of Pool Manufacturing Company, attended Cameron’s commercial club meeting Monday night. He praised Cameron’s progress and said city success hinges on businessmen backing the club. Pool first came to Cameron in 1870 and later built a large Texas factory in Sherman.
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Sherman
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Pool Manufacturing Company
Texas
Friendly Bible Class Elects Officers at Methodist Church
The Friendly Bible Class of the Methodist church held a Friday meeting in the Sunday School room with Mrs. Walter Sharpe presiding. Officers elected include Mrs. A J Triggs as president and Mrs. W A Bonds as vice president, with others named for treasurer secretary historian and reporter. A country school themed party followed with 43 pupils, red and white class colors, lessons, games, lunch, and orderly activities.
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Friendly Bible Class
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Methodist Church
Walter Sharpe
W. P. McCall
A. J. Triggs
W. A. Bonds
W. H. Stafford
Nadine Sapp
Sharpe
Fred Reno
Baptist W M S Elects Officers For The Year
The women of the Baptist church met for a four o'clock business session with Mrs. W H Henley presiding. Mrs J Parker elected personal chairman for the year completing officer list. Clara Thomas president Bertha Brewer treasurer Parker personal service chair. town in six districts with one circle per district.
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Women of the Baptist Church
W. H. Henley
J. Parker
Clara Thomas
Bertha Brewer
Parker
Geo. McGehee
Texas
Peggy Green Birthday Party Held For Four Year Old
Little Peggy Green, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Green, was honored at a Thursday afternoon party at their home to celebrate her fourth birthday. More than forty guests attended the celebration.
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Peggy Green
Peggy's Fourth Birthday Party With Gifts and Games
Guests arrived bearing wrapped gifts for a four year old girl named Peggy. Henriet Hefley Carolyn Cheeves and Mary Frances White led lawn and house games before a birthday cake with flowers and a color ribbon pull yielding small emblems. Ice cream followed as wishes for many more birthdays.
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Peggy
Henriet Hefley
Carolyn Cheeves
Mary Frances White
Fire destroys home of W. W. Miller on North Highway
A North highway house owned by W. W. Miller burned Friday around two o'clock. The origin of the blaze is undetermined. The loss is covered by insurance and only a few household items were saved.
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W. W. Miller
North Highway
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