Underwood for President Rumors Stir Democratic Hope
The Nashville Banner and Macon Daily Telegraph weigh Senator Oscar Underwood of Alabama as a potential Democratic presidential nominee in 1924. They note his long congressional record, leadership on ways and means, and nonpartisan stance on world affairs, while acknowledging strong current interest from party leaders and observers.
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Lloyd George
Bonar Law
America
Underwood
McAdoo
Ford
Nashville
Alabama
Harding
James M. Cox
al Smith
New York
Secretary of the Treasury
William G. McAdoo
William Randolph Hearst
Henry Ford
John W. Davies
West Virginia
United States
England
American Bar Association
Bryan
Kentucky
Congress
South
House
Baltimore
Woodrow Wilson
Senate
Washington
Macon
Presbyterian service at 11 o clock led by Dr Chandler
Dr S E Chandler president of Daniel Baker College and a prominent Presbyterian divine will occupy the pulpit at the Presbyterian Sunday morning service at 11 o clock. All members urged to attend and everyone invited to worship.
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S. E. Chandler
Daniel Baker College
Presbyterian
D. Chas. Clarke
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Democratic Party
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Texas Power
Heflins Studio
India
Oxy Acetylene
Wallace Garage
Universal Mill
Fort Worth
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F. W. Kazemier