Hoover’s Southern Welcome Highlights Campaign Strategy
The Springfield Republican notes Hoover’s Elizabethtown appearance as a friendly greeting rather than an invasion, praising his respectful approach to Southern political issues. The New York Evening Post calls the speech a successful, focused address, supporting his limit on speeches. The Philadelphia Evening Ledger lauds Hoover as a hard headed engineer with a progressive vision advancing industrial prosperity through Republican leadership.
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Senator Smoot challenges Raskob tariff letter accuracy
Senator Smoot of Utah cites flaws in Chairman Raskob’s claim on tariff policy in a letter to Chairman Work of the Republican National Committee. He argues conditions cited do not match historical periods and notes farm products have long had protection, citing Underwood era free-list items.
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Senator Smoot
United States
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Hoover and Curtis Backed by Nevada Senator Oddie
Senator Tasker L. Oddie reports to Republican headquarters that Nevada will strongly back Hoover and Curtis and the GOP congressional ticket. He touts Hoover as the West’s best friend and cites mining industry employment and output as crucial for national prosperity and progress.
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Republican National Headquarters
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Coolidge
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United States
Senate Mining Committee
Southern Democrats Favor Hoover and Curtis, Swink Says
W J Swink a pioneer cotton man of China Grove NC reports that more than half of Southern Democrats will vote for Hoover and Curtis in the coming election. He credits the Republican tariff for aiding the South as it recovers from the tariff and railroad turmoil.
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China Grove
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Connecticut Sees Strong Republican Tide in 1932
Senator Hiram Bingham reports Connecticut voters favor Hoover and Curtis with a three to one Republican registration edge in smaller towns. He notes rising female turnout and opposition to Smiths New York fiscal policies, praising economy and tariff protection as key to supporting the Republican ticket.
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New York State
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Hoover as president would unite material moral and spiritual well being
Dr. David Starr Jordan former Stanford chancellor urges Hoover for the presidency, praising his character leadership and dedication. He argues Hoover would devote his energies to advancing the nation's material and moral well being and improve international relations.
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United States
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Lincoln
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Republican National Committee
Editors of Scripps-Howard back Hoover after long debate
Colliers Weekly summarizes how twenty six editors from coast to coast chose Herbert Hoover as presidential nominee after three days of talks at French Lick Springs. The decision highlighted his lack of rhetoric and partisan bias, seen as a relief from self aggrandizing candidates.
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Minnesota Farmers See Hoover as Big Solution Hope
Minnesota insurance executives John W. Ross and W. T. Koop told Chairman Work that farmers in the state view Herbert Hoover as capable of solving large problems and providing relief. They predicted Minnesota would cast its twelve electoral votes for Hoover, while criticizing Governor Smith’s western tour as harming his presidential timber.
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Hoover Strength Grows as Campaign Appeals For Small Donors
John W. O'Leary a Chicago attorney and former Chamber of Commerce president spoke to Chairman Work about Hoover's rising support. As western treasurer for the Republican National Committee and head of the National Contributors' Committee he urged continued contributions, arguing stable government and prosperity depend on Hoover's election.
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Chicago
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Herbert Hoover
Hoover Era Briefly Recalled as Secretary
A fragment recalls Herbert Hoover in his role as secretary during the late 1920s, noting his activities at Republican headquarters and a brief reference to Newards print acre. The text is fragmentary and names and details are unclear.
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Newards
Acre
Quarrel With Tammany Hall Cited By Kansas Farmer Official
A Kansas farmer and USDA administrator states his quarrel is with Tammany Hall and its presidential candidate rather than the Democratic Party. He cites past Democratic congressmen supporting agriculture and cooperation from Virginia lawmakers.
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Congress
Virginia
United States
Department of Agriculture
Kansas
Democratic Party
Tammany Hall
Hoover praised as humanitarian in Mrs Straus letter
Mrs Oscar S Straus of New York City writes to the Republican National Committee praising Herbert Hoovers humanitarian record and urging support. The late Oscar S Straus was secretary of commerce and labor, ambassador to Turkey, and a U S representative to the Permanent Hague Tribunal.
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Oscar S. Straus
New York City
Republican National Committee
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Turkey
Cleveland
McKinley
District Judges Vote for Two G Rodgers and Bennett
The Fifth Judicial Districts is fortunate to have Henry G Rodgers and Lyman H Bennett as judges both recognized leaders in Montana legal circles. Each is frequently called to other districts to act. Their election seems assured due to their excellent records and deserve broad voter support across parties. Honesty integrity and thorough knowledge of the law define both men.
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Henry G. Rodgers
Lyman H. Bennett
Montana
Pearl I Smith for State Senate Ad
State Senator Pearl I Smith is proposed as a capable leader with prior House service. He supported Beaverhead interests and state development, served on key committees, and pushed legislation, promising prompt action and strong county representation if elected.
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Pearl I. Smith
Pearl I
Smith
House of Representatives
Beaverhead
Senate
Kraabel Seen as Deputy to Beaverhead Representatives
Beaverhead voters likely will choose Pearl S. Smith for the senate and H. T. Kraabel for the house creating a strong Beaverhead team in the legislature. Kraabel, a young bank official from Lima, is praised for executive ability and grasp of public problems, promising genuine service and pride for Beaverhead citizens in the house.
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H. T. Kraabel
Beaverhead
Pearl S. Smith
Senate
Kraabel
First National Bank of Lima
House of Representatives
Beaverhead voters back Commissioner Martin C Jackson
Beaverhead taxpayers would gain continued progressive yet economical county government under Martin C. Jackson a longtime stock man and trusted figure. He is portrayed as a willing supporter of development and protector of taxpayers interests with nearly thirty years' prominence in the county.
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Martin C. Jackson
Beaverhead
Frank Kellum for Sheriff Promises Square County Deal
A campaign message proclaims Frank Kellum will provide equal protection for every citizen and property owner. It pledges rapid response, even to remote areas, and firm, unbiased law enforcement without regard to votes.
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Frank Kellum
Beaverhead County
Emery Smith Seen as Best Qualified for Clerk Post
The Republican party presents Emery K. Smith as eminently qualified for the Clerk of the District Court role citing business experience and conscientious attention to duties. Voters are urged to support him, with confidence in lifting the office from petty politics and ensuring reliable service.
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Bakers Receives Strong Support in Beaverhead County
In a string of futile contests, voters backed Johnny Bakers, praising him as one of Beaverhead county’s most conscientious officers who has devoted immense time to his duties and will receive a mountainous complimentary vote.
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Johnny Bakers
Beaverhead County
Brundage Seeks Beaverhead Assessor Post
Jud Brundage runs for the office of assessor arguing his ranching background and knowledge of agricultural industry and local conditions fit Beaverhead county. He promises efficient energetic conduct, hard work, and genuine effort if elected.
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J. D. Brundage
Office of Assessor
Jud Brundage
Beaverhead County
Beav erhead County Looks To Re Elect Gilbert
Attorney T E Gilbert argues that a county attorney must both prosecute crimes and advise county officers. His term has avoided taxpayer expense through vigilant oversight and litigation-free record. Voters should reward his service with strong support for re election.
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T. E. Gilbert
Thomas H. Gilbert
Beaverhead County
Gilbert
Glady L Garr Seeks Beaverhead County School Card
Superintendent candidate Glady L Garr emphasizes up to date teaching methods and high education standards. She pledges to enforce modern methods, earn teacher confidence, and foster cooperation in Beaverhead County schools.
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Gladys L. Garr
Miss Garr
Beaverhead
Forrest Bayerd: A Capable Beaverhead Surveyor and Engineer
Surveyor Forrest Bayerd emerges as a seasoned Republican candidate with years of experience in engineering and public projects. The letter praises his proven ability to manage Dillon city projects and private surveying work, arguing he will protect county and taxpayer interests as Beaverhead’s surveyor and engineer.
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Forrest G. Bayerd
Forrest Bayerd
Dillon
Beaverhead County
Public Administrator George Banks Seeks November Vote
Illness has kept George Banks from active republican campaigning this fall, but Beaverhead County voters expect a big showing for Banks on November 6. He is praised for his prior record as public administrator and his experience in estate handling and management.
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George Banks
Beaverhead County
Coroner JAMES E. PHILLIPS Seeks Complimentary Vote
The article urges voters to support Coroner James E. Phillips who is unopposed, noting the importance of a complimentary vote as evidence of approval of his satisfactory handling of coroner duties.
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Jim. Phillips
Norah Connelley Admired by Republicans and Democrats
A fragmented clipping notes Norah Connelley as an admired figure among Republicans and Democrats alike. It references her roles or works and mentions treasurership and publicans in unclear context.
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William Welborn final proof notice for stockraising land
Department of the Interior notice: William Welborn of Dillon Montana filed intent to make final proof under the stockraising homestead act. He will present witnesses Harry K. Tavenner John Meyer Joseph L. Jones of Jackson Montana and George Rebich of Dillon Montana before Fred Rife in Dillon on November 27, 1928.
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Dillon
Montana
Meridian
Fred Rife
Harry K. Tavenner
John Meyer
Joseph L. Jones
Jackson
George Rebich
M. D. Nicholson
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