Political fate of Smith hinges on Hylan race
New York politics center on Gov. Al Smith facing Mayor John F. Hylan in the Democratic primary. Smith campaigns aggressively while Hylan, backed by Tammany Hall and Hearst, risks a split, with potential third tickets and GOP maneuvering shaping New York City’s political future.
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Hylan
New York
John F. Hylan
al Smith
Tammany
Tammay and Smith
William Randolph Hearst
California
Hearst
Ike Hearst
City Hall
Boss Murphy
Olvany
Tammany Hall
Five Boroughs
Greater New York
Manhattan
Greater
Germany
Europe
Hook
Line
Sinker
City of
John Hylan
Hyland
J. W. Fisher Daily News
Spahr
Columbus
Gem City Democratic Club
Dayton
Palavar
Fortuna
Gen. Crabbe
Vacation Club
Mullet Lake
Mich
C. C. Angles
Funny Tribe
Madison Coman
Supreme Court
Public Utilities Commission
George T. Poor
St. Lawrence River
Ohio politics in midsummer linger as campaigns loom
The column canvasses Ohio political moves and personalities during midsummer. It notes Democratic and Republican maneuvers, bills, and public inquiries, highlighting figures like Thad Brown, Carmi Thompson, Willis, Donahey, and party operatives amid a busy, rumor‑filled season.
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Thad H. Brown
U. S
Francis Bartlett Willis
Thad
Charley Lewis
James A. White
Roy Haynes
Carmi A. Thompson
American Issue
Anti-Saloon League
Chet Dyer
Farm Bureau Federation
Stata Grangia
Commonwealth
Board of Control
The
Utilities Commission
Willis
Steubenville
Tommy Tallentine
Cincinnati
John Henry Newman
Almos
John Henry
Thad Brown
Joe Tracy
Charley Crabbe
Cy Locher
Claude Meeker
Florence Allen
Acorn
Thomas E. Dye
Republican
Quaintness of Costumes Lost
Sofia Bulgaria August 8 Many Balkan villagers lament decline of peasant embroidery as women dressmakers and rulers shift to cheaper manufactured fabrics. Once rich regional costumes rivaled Scottish clan work with distinct district styles and striking Macedonian blouses.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Europe
Paris
Balkans
Ohio to absorb four Justice courts into new Municipal Court
Canton and Plain township and the Canton Police Court will be absorbed by the Municipal Court recently created by the Ohio legislature. The new court will begin operation after January 1, 1926.
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Ion
Curtin
Donahey
Charley
Ed FE. Curtin
Gnacing Tax Department
State Tax Commission
Kearns
New Safety Division
Workmen's Compensation Department
Taxation Committee
H. E. Scott
Ohio
Jacob Kauffman
State Taz Commission
Epecta
Jake
Chiropractora
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Secretary of State
Canton and Plain Township
Canton Police Court
The
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Clark Collection Board
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Canton
Ohlio
Cleveland
Forest City
Col
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Chester C. Bolton
Newton D. Baker
Nettle B. Clapp
James L. Jappe
Andrew Squire
W. R. Hopkins
Col Carmi
Congress
U. Sg
Very Niicelyov
Legislative Correspondents’ Association
Great Lakes
Atlantic
Urbana
Dye
National Democrat
Washington
Clem Shaver
National Democratic
Milton Elrod
Indiana
Bout Shavers
Roseville
Dyer
State Medical Board
Common Pleas
General Assembly
Blackstone
Plein Ort
Fourth Ward
Homan
Police
4Th Ward
Belden
Hartford
Lafayette
Sherrick Rd
Harley J. Homan
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Seattle
A. F. Owens
Republican Ticket
U. S. Marshall
Nov. Dist
U. S. Johnston
Cantona
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Newton B. Domer
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