Roosevelt in 1912 Wilson movement and New York Senate reelect
The article recounts Roosevelt's role in the 1912 New York politics, his Wilson movement ties, and his 1912 reelection to the state senate. It details clashes with Tammany Hall, farm relief efforts, and the use of bold full page ads to rally support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Movement
N. Y
State Senate
Empire State Democracy
Hotel Astor
Roosevelt
Wilson
Alfred E. Smith
Tammany Hall
Murphy
Barnes
Assembly
Theodore Douglas Robinson
Herkimer County
Joseph J. O'Connell
Brooklyn
Port of
New York
Tammany
Buffalo Machine
Opee
Dix
Herbert P. Bissell
Public Service Commission
Senate
Wagner
Smith
Senate Committee On Agriculture
Old Guard
Sague
Poughkeepsie
Democrats
Roosevelts
Louis McHenry Howe
Upstate
James Gordon Bennett
New York Herald
The
Telegram
Albany
Howe
Hudson River
Sulzer
Committee On
Agriculture
Commission House
Dean L. H. Bailey
Cornell Agricultural College
Packing Houses
Roosevelt Pushes Home Rule Bill and Local Government Proposals
A 1932 syndicated column notes Roosevelt promoting cooperative associations and a nonpassed home rule bill. The home rule plan offered six city government options, mainly variants of the commission form, with a petition threshold of ten percent triggering a referendum. Future continuation promised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co-Operative Associations
Roosevelt
Psychic bids and bluffing in bridge play
A columnist critiques players who rely on psychic or bluff opening bids. It notes how opponents and partners doubt such play, undermining confidence and often leading to weak games. An example describes a West hand famed for bluff openings affecting South’s decisions toward a slam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
North
West
East
Thorpe Bidding Commentary and Cornell Quartet Recital
A bridge analysis details North South bids culminating in a six spade contract and a squeeze ending. Mount Vernon hosts a Cornell College double string quartet recital featuring Lucile Indra and other musicians at the chapel with a full program listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Vernon
Cornell College
Conservatory of Music
Chapel
Lucile Indra
Lena
Ill
Richard Tims
Tama
Dana Boggie
Marshalltown
Alison Moore
South Bethel
Winifred Lowe
Opal Stearns
Helen Swaney
Maywood
Margaret Risser
Josephine Eyestone
Mount Vernon Names Kathy Wolf of Lanark and Others
A short regional notice lists Mount Vernon residents along with Sarah Reed from War ren and Lola Mades of Palo NL, George Tracy of Mount Vernon, Dorothy Nywelde of Muscatine, and Kathryn Wolf of Lanark.
Kojene Most Powerful Antiseptic Ad Claim
An advertisement touts Kojene as the safe powerful antiseptic for feminine hygiene. It contrasts with historical poisons and urges purchase of a 6 ounce bottle for 60 cents at May Drug Co or other drug stores, promising health and beauty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Drug Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Progressive Democracy
K. Lindley
Herald
State Department of Agriculture
Commission
Department
Commissioner of Agriculture
Kryptok
M. E. Garmoe Jewelers and Optometrist
Second Avenue
Third St
Hollywood
Cedar Rapids
Philco
Ernest K. Lindley
Bobbs-Merrill Co
ING Features Syndicate
Josephine Culbertson
Ags
Vass
Western Auto Stores
Ycles
Cienunne Chase and
Esmond
Lator
Second Ave
Gitts
Westclox
Promet
FORDS
Chesrolat
Hesex Ford
Plymouth
Pontiae
Acree
Truetone
R.C.A
Western Giants
Mantel Radio
H.C.A
Simuar Sarings
Lea Eek Ts
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