Campaign Paradoxes and Early Campaign Tactics Review
By Byron Price AP chief of bureau Washington politics unfold as paradoxes mark a campaign in flux. Republicans and Democrats press their heavy assets while Landon and Roosevelt pace between vacations and planned fall actions as third parties gain momentary spotlight.
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New York
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Independent political movement rushed in and repented
A description notes an independent political movement that acted hastily and later regretted the decision, reflecting a pattern of rapid initiative followed by reconsideration. The passage emphasizes caution in political strategy and the risks of premature advocacy.
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Old Gun Runner in Palestine Smarts Coup Revealed
Edward J. Neil profiles al Mukhtar, a Palestinian village mayor type who hides a lawful border smuggling operation. He lures visitors with courtesy and Turkish coffee, then discloses his gun running between Transjordan and Palestine amid rising tensions over Jewish immigration and land buying.
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Associated Press
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Mukhtar
Palestine
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Gham
Rashrash
Aral
Gaya
How Party Emblems Were Born By NEA Service
The article traces the origins of the Democratic donkey and Republican elephant from Thomas Nast cartoons in Harper’s Weekly with dates 1870 and 1871. It notes the Democrats adopted the donkey after a Nast depiction of a lion labeled Stanton, and Republicans adopted the elephant from a fable of a donkey in a lion’s skin.
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Thomas Nast
Harper's Weekly
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Edwin M. Stanton
Nast
Stanton
Virginia deer count stirs hunters as 979 roam Seneca forest
In Charlison West Virginia, nearly a thousand deer were tallied in the Seneca state forest by state game surveyor W. C. Andersen, with 45 wild turkeys and other wildlife. The conservation commission may trap some for removal to suitable areas where hunting is allowed.
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W. Wa
Seneca State Forest
Conservation Commission
W. C. Andersen
Cheats Death Four Times In Less Than A Year
Pleasant Hill Missouri resident Monroe Littell recounts four near fatal escapes within a year. His car overturned in January with only scratches, a block and tackle failure dropped a heavy farm machine near him, he survived double pneumonia, and a tractor toppled onto him but left him unhurt though coated in oil and gasoline.
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Leas
Monroe Littell
Glitell
Fragmentary sports note on tying and length
A garbled sports fragment mentions an eighth of a tie, a competitor seeking length, and Mon may gain an advantage. The legible words hint at a race or throw scenario but lack concrete names, dates, or outcomes.
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