What Has Business To Expect From Al Smith
A booster piece arguing Alfred E. Smith would protect business and labor as president, highlighting support from bankers and financiers who shifted from Republicans. It claims Smith favors lean government in business, tariff protection, high wages, and broad, fair protection for industry and agriculture, with prudent fiscal oversight that saves money for the state.
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Port Authority era highlighted by Governor Smith reforms
The 1920 summary credits Governor Smith with saving public funds by buying a New York City building for the State Labor Department and creating the Port Authority to oversee transportation in the port. It notes his open marketing program for farm products, bond financing, and deep business study. Also includes a stray recipe for a fish pie.
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