Smith Gains In Nation Poll Against Hoover
The article argues that Governor Smith leads Hoover by 100,000 in a Literary Digest poll of 2,000,000, with Smith gaining among Coolidge voters and some states shifting. It notes Hoover’s shrinking lead, shifts in the South and North, and warns about election laws and turnout dynamics affecting the final electoral outcome.
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Smith
Literary Digest
Siilant
Coolidge
Hoover
North Carolina
Tennessee
Kentucky
New York
New ,Hampshire
Rhode Island
Conchecticutt
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Two
Dakotas
Chicago
Hoo
Solid South
Florida
Daniels Drives Prohibition Debate in Atlanta Speech
The piece portrays Josephus Daniels portraying Governor Smith as the Democratic standard, contrasting Hoover with Smith and arguing that a Hoover vote supports plutocracy and Teapot Dome era corruption, while Daniels accuses the party of tolerating lax enforcement and rotting Washington ethics.
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Georgia
Atlanta
Daniels
South
Smith
Governor Smith
Washington
Hoover
Josephus Daniels
Herbert Hoover
Teapot Dome
Teapot
Bible display used to woo voters in Indiana politics
The piece questions Rev. Shumaker’s use of a time worn Bible to sway voters, suggesting past ties to Prohibition supporters and Republican bosses. It recalls earlier prayer meetings in Methodist churches and alleges a pattern of influencing Democrats to oppose their party’s candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shumaker
Indiana
Parke County
Prohibition Party
Democratic Party
Supreme Court
Independent voter urges farm aid via McNary Haugen and tariff policy
A 400 acre Monmouth County farmer writes that he backed a straight Democratic ticket and warns that passage of the McNary Haugen bill and associated export duties would raise farm prices by law. He argues tariff interests fear the measure, claims Coolidge Mellon and the Republicans harmed farmers, and endorses Smith with hopes the Lord is not aligned with any party.
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Monmouth County
N. J
New York City
New York
the Citizen
Washington
Grange
McNary-Haugen
Hoover
Smith
Theron
Political shifts and Klan accusations in a 1930s party campaign
The piece discusses Republicans denouncing alleged pro money pamphleteering and hints at the Ku Klux Klan profiting from anti Smith efforts. It notes a drift toward independent voting, recalls Civil War era hatreds, and highlights Senator Norris’s role as Democrats seek cross party support.
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Republican Party
Atlanta
Franklin Roosevelt
Smith
Republican National Committee
The
Klux Klan
Senator Morris Sheppard Campaigning for Democratic President Candidate
Democratic voters hear Senator Morris Sheppard of Texas on the stump praising the Democratic candidate and denouncing the Republican record as nullification. He argues Republicans seek to shift focus to Tammany Hall and cites nationwide efforts to bolster their campaign, with Philadelphia figures among supporters.
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Morris Sheppard
Texas
Smith
Sheppard
New York
Inocere
Ayieothir Tire
Vare m
Philadelphia
Notice of Ditch Petition Names Heirs and Respondents
A public notice lists petitioners and heirs including William, Wagoner, Flora, Loren Franklin, John M. Ashby, Summer Be, and others regarding a ditch proceeding. It names recipients and seeks action consistent with municipal or county waterway orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Wagoner
Eadith Leslie
Stella
Flora
Loren Anklin
William Franklin
Mi E
John M. Ashby
Carroll County notices on drainage petition and estate matters
A series of Carroll County notices includes a petition by residents for repair and extension of the Cook and Landes ditch along routes in township sections 9 10 and 11, with names of petitioners and filing details. Other items announce final settlement proceedings in the estate of William F. Timmons and administration of Robert Cree with court dates and attorneys.
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Umm
Kir Dillon
Carror Boouhes
Indiana
Rela
Frederick Lamees Ditchich
Board of Commissioners of
Carrel Cve
James H. Walker
Carroll County
Cook-Landes
Cook and Landes
Township Twenty-Four
North Range
Arville
Italien
Charles
William F. Timmons
Garrell Circuit Court
Turpie D. Timmons
Donald F. Timmons
Said Carroll Circuit Court
At. Delphi
Ind
Floyd J. Sealz
Pollard, Cartwright & Wason
Carroll Circuit Court
State of Indiana
Robert Cree
Albert C
Gus A. Hall
Treepeney
Notice of General Election and Voting Places in Carroll County Indiana
The Carroll County Board of Commissioners announces a General Election on Tuesday November 6 1928 at designated precinct sites in Carroll County Indiana Precincts include Burlington Precinct 1 consolidated School Building and Precinct 1 Burlington basement Precinct 2 Bert Thompson Room Garroton Township Precinct 1 West Side Carrollton Consolidated School Building Precinct 2 East Side Carrollton Consolidated School Building The notice lists the election sites and commissioners.
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Board of Commissioners
Carroll County
Indiana
TaAiana
Tari
S Township
Burlington
Bert Thompson
Garroton Township
Carrollton
Pyrmont
Owasco
Deer Creek
Camden
Jefferson Township
Carson
Yeoman
Madison Township
Hoshaw
Ockley
Gellan
Rock Creek
Burrows
Rockfield
Tippecanoe
A. B
Vandervolgen
Washington Township
North Center
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Albert Stump
Frank D. Dailey
Congress
George L. Mackintosh
Addison Drake
Secretary of
Arthur
J. Hamrick
George W. Sweigart
Jap Jones
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
John A. Linebarger
Curtis Shake
Supreme and Appellate Courts
Mary Mack
Thomas A. Branaman
William Cc. Curll
Glenn J. Gifford
Walter Million
Harry E. Reed Ata
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John H. Hamling, JR
Floyd J. Julien
Irvin M. Flora
Oscar S. Baird, SR
Albert G. Clifton
Thomas A. Kearns
Charles R. Thompson
Charles W. Billings
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Fred S. Purnell
74Th Judicial Circuit
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Edward. E. Pruitt
Joseph T. Ives
Carroll, Clinton and
White Counties
Glenn R. Slenker
Carroll and
Cass Counties
Gus. A. Hall
John W. Guard
Carroll, Clinton
Walter G. Million
Talmer
R. Arnold
Harry E. Reed
Carl R. Shaffer
Jesse R. Clawson
Clarence W. Hunter
Oscar
Baird, SR
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Landis
Fred L. Raber
Charles G. Black
Lester D. Dickinson
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J. L. Whiteman
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