New Jersey Grooming Morrow for President in 1932
Ohio and New Jersey figures push for party standards on liquor repeal and state reform. Cox urges a clear anti prohibition stance as Bulkley enters the senator race while Morrow gathers support in line with 1924 Smith platform ideas. mayoral, governorship, and senate prospects mix amid Democratic strategy in Columbus and Cleveland.
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Ames M. Cox
Robert J. Bulkley
Cox
Ohio
Mr. Bulkley
Cleveland
Morrow
New Jersey
Bulkley
McCulloch
Morrow Boom Gathers Pace Among New Jersey Republicans
A recorded rally for Dwight W. Morrow in Trenton and Atlantic City signals a growing Republican push for him as a presidential candidate. Former Gov E C Stokes and Princeton President John G Hibben hailed Morrow as presidential timber while he offered brief remarks after the crowd praised the idea.
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Morrow
New Jersey
E. C. Stokes
John Grier Hibben
Princeton University
U. S
Stokes
Atlantic City
Republic
White House
Woodrow Wilson
Dr Hibben
Princeton
Henry Hilfers
New Jersey Federation of Labor
Morrow Bimeat
Ohio Democratic rally praises party prospects in 1930
A large Memorial Hall gathering in Ohio featured Jouett Shouse chairing the event with national issues under the theme Our Party in 1930. George White, Atlee Pomerene, Martin L. Davey and others urged Democratic victory, criticizing Hoover era policies and calling for strong state leadership and organization.
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Ohio
Mammoth Memorial Hall
Jouett Shouse
National Democratic Committee
Our Party
George White
Marietta
Atlee Pomerene
United States
Martin L. Davey
Gov. Cox
James FE. Campbell
Claude Meeker
James Ross
Robert BE. Wolfe
U. & Senator
Robert Bulkley
Cleveland
Democratic National Executive Committee
Congress
Cox declines candidacy amid prison reform critique
Gov Cox tells a large Democratic rally that he will not seek the governorship or U.S. Senate seat, arguing the old penitentiary should not confine large numbers of prisoners and urging redemption over punishment while noting the Prison Farm plan and the need for intellectual honesty in office.
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Ohio
Cooper
Cox
State House
Washington
Fess
McCulloch
James M. Cox
Walte
Ion
London Farm
U. S
Democratic Party
Fate and the Democratic year at the Victory Dinner
Martin L. Davey, Democratic nominee for governor in 1928, told guests in Columbus that this is a Democratic year and cited widespread unemployment, business distress, and growing monopoly as factors shaping the nation’s political landscape. He warned of centralization of power and its impact on employment.
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Martin L. Davey
Kent
Announcing Candidacy in Columbus
207 Spahr rides into Columbus with a bold declaration as he announces his candidacy here last night. He aimed to rally voters and outline plans for his campaign in a city known for active political engagement.
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Daily News
Spahr
Columbus
Radox footbath promises relief for corns and calluses
An advertisement touts Radox footbath as a painless solution to corns and calluses. It claims 15 minutes nightly soaking loosens roots so corns lift out with no cutting, with ongoing benefits if shoes are avoided. Eagle Drug Co and other drugstores stock the product.
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Eagle Drug Co
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W. Morrow
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Illinois
All Steel
Vollrath
Lollinger'’s
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Leweth
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Zollinger
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Tom Sawyer
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