Southern Democrats Defend White Supremacy in 1928 Campaign
United Press reports from southern leaders and editors that Alfred E. Smith will carry the South, but Republican threats demand active campaigning. Campaigns will stress white supremacy, alleged Republican corruption, and the threat to Democratic dominance, with Pat Harrison directing efforts to mobilize stay-at-home voters.
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Thomas L. Stokes
United Press
South
Alfred E. Smith
Tennessee
Smith-Robinson
George Moses
New Hampshire
Republican Advisory Committee
Pat Harrison
Mississippi
Teapot Dome
John Sharp Wiliams
Hoke Smith
Georgia
Herbert Hoover
Census Bureau
Washington
Ask Jim Walker's Aid for Cuban Band Songs
Havana dispatch says Colonel E S Haine Spanish War veteran seeks Mayor Walker of New York to help obtain a collection of songs popular in 1895. The aim is to equip Cuban bands for welcoming Spanish War Veterans arriving for their October encampment. Haine will travel to New York with letters from Havana supporters.
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United Press
Havana
Walker
New York
Tin Pan Alley
E. S. Haine
United States
Hainle
Mail Rate Increase Boosts Revenues of 15 Railways
Fifteen railroad systems will gain more than 300000 dollars annually from the 15 percent mail rate hike ordered by the Interstate Commerce Commission. Pennsylvania leads in mail income, with New York Central Big Four and Michigan Central close behind. total 1927 mail revenue 10950285 dollars, increase likely 1642544 dollars.
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Times Special
New York
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Big Four
Michigan Central
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