Hearst predicts defeat of Smith on rum issue
William Randolph Hearst argues prohibition is not a valid or likely winning issue in the presidential race. He contends the Constitution fixes prohibition and the fight must play out in the states, urging opposition to Tammany influence and emphasizing national finances, foreign policy, and overall prosperity as the true election concerns.
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Walcott Pollak families tour Youngstown area
Mr and Mrs G W Walcott and daughters with Mr and Mrs Paul Pollak and family visited Youngstown Ohio to spend Sunday and Monday with Mrs A White. Various relatives in surrounding towns noted, including Freyer families and others visiting relatives, with Quilting by the Ladies Aid and visitors from Richland and Akron.
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Rossiter
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Thomas
William Simpson
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Zella Simpson
Walter Sutter
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D. B. Sutter
J. N. Hitzen
George Shields
Etta Coy
Emma Wilhelm
Rosa Shields
Emma Shields
Grant Male
Harry Mauk
Richand
Marry Mauk
Maggie Fleming
Verner
Akron
William Dormire
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