Running mate for Al Smith is now political gossip
Raleigh May 11 The latest indoor sport among political prognosticators is naming a vice presidential nominee for Governor Al Smith who is viewed as the likely Democratic nominee for president. Rumors swirl about possible Republican partners for Hoover and whether southern or midwestern Democrats will clinch the VP slot.
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New Treasurer H Theodore Tate Named to U S Currency
H Theodore Tate of Routledge Tennessee is appointed United States treasurer by President Coolidge, succeeding Frank White who resigned. Tate had served as assistant treasurer since 1922 and will appear on upcoming currency.
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Judge Pell Favors Jones as Democratic VP Nominee
Judge George P. Pell of the corporation commission endorses Houston's Jesse Jones as the Democratic vice presidential pick. He argues the Smith and Jones pair could unify the party and rally voters nationwide, making a sweeping victory likely.
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Not On The Farm Says Cadman On Broadway
New York May 11 Rev S S Cadman, a radio church figure, states that the greatest boobs are on Broadway, contrasting with rural stereotypes and saying the boobs hicks and ignorants aren’t on the farm.
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Senate OKs tax cuts as night sessions loom
Washington May 11 Senate Republicans pressed a large tax cut package against Democratic proposals. They won a skirmish to keep a two cent tax on capital stock sales and transfers and defeated moves to repeal the 50 cent issue tax. Democrats shifted several members to the GOP side as debates over exchange sales taxes and capital-stock levies continued.
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Josephine Baker Arrives in Austria Amid Mixed Reactions
Vienna reports Josephine Baker, famed dancer, has made a hit in Austria, though reception is divided. Dr Jerzabeck, clerical party leader, calls the dances scandalous and lacking real art, while others praise the performances as entertaining and striking.
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