Democracy Platform Attacks Republicans On Prohibition and Agriculture
The 1928 Democratic platform declares an honest enforcement of the 18th amendment and criticizes Republican handling of prohibition and agriculture. It also calls for tariffs aligned with domestic production, warns against entangling alliances, and notes limits on League involvement. The document emphasizes a push for enforcement and policy changes through a concise, critical stance.
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Highlights of Democrat Platform From Prohibition Era
AP dispatch from Houston outlines Democratic platform planks across Agriculture Finance and Taxation Tariff Foreign Policy Unemployment and Women and Children. Proposals include federal farm board credit aid for co ops, tax cuts, reserve system administration for farmers and workers, anti monopoly tariffs, demobilization of entangling alliances, public works during downturns, and gender equality in politics with child protection.
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Resignations Loom as Herb and Work Prep For Departure
Washington reports Secretary Hanver plans to resign soon while focusing on farm relief policy and departmental matters. Secretary Work, now GOP national chair, cleans up agency business ahead of his own resignation. Nutt of the Republican Committee notes limited funds as Curtis departs Washington for a Reno rest before campaign swing.
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Voters Divide on Democratic Nominee in First Ballot
Reported results from the Democratic National Convention show scattered support for various hopefuls across states. Names such as Smith and Reed appear repeatedly with differing totals, reflecting a fragmented early ballot.
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Grreian Cabinet 18 About to Fall in Greece
Athens June 28 Minister of finance C Raphandaris resigned his portfolio after the liberal party withdrew support amid criticism of financial measures voiced by Venizelos former premier. Resignation seen in cabinet circles as a preliminary step toward a collapse of the cabinet.
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Sam Houston Hall Nominates Alfred E. Smith for President
At the Democratic National Convention in Houston New York Governor Alfred E. Smith won the nomination on a single ballot though near the two thirds threshold. After final tally he led with 849 2 3 votes to claim the nomination as Smith supporters celebrated while southern delegates clashed over the contest. The convention prepared a platform backing Smith as the party standard bearer for November.
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Montana Inclines To Ex-Gov Alda
Montana delegates at the Democratic national convention favor a proposal to back Nellie Taylon Rose, former Wyoming governor, as a candidate backed by the state. Backers report favorable reception among Montanans, while the text hints at ongoing debates and procedural questions within the delegation.
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Rest Over Cal Will Take up His Work
Superior Wisconsin memo notes President Coolidge planned to begin routine engagements in Wisconsin after a period away from the White House. The schedule includes morning free time and a long-delayed return to official duties with planned appearances at various civic sites.
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Senator Robingon Probable Nominee
Senator Robingon appears likely as the probable nominee as reported by W. B. Ragsdale for Associated Press staff. Wester Foston details and fare dates are noted in the fragmented text referencing staff coverage.
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Captain Courtney Flies Over Atlantic News
Captain Courtney undertakes an Atlantic flight amid police and maritime chatter. Vethers and Parkes Ubier frames hint at route details, while Halifax and Gilmore are cited in radio operator mentions.
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Nomination Fill Gov Smith With Joy On First Ballot
Gov Ajiged B. Smith said he felt joy and satisfaction after being nominated for the presidency on the first ballot. He stated little beyond his happiness, with congratulations pouring in from party members and supporters. A message of support from Gov Davis accompanied the congratulatory notices as New York delegates prepared to deliver remarks.
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Morning convention session ends stalemated platform fight
Democratic convention clears agenda and moves toward platform adoption and presidential nomination. Reported attempts by factions led to procedural delays and tense exchanges as delegates argued over pace and unity in the hall.
Fog Delays Rescue of Explorers and Ends Hope
A fogbound search for a group of explorers hindered rescue efforts and sparked rumors about leadership. Reports indicate the vessel faced peril during a voyage toward Lew Land with Noblie's departure cited as a factor. Further details remain unclear as pages two continue the account.
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