Governor Smith appeals to New York Democrats for vigorous national and state campaigns
Governor Alfred E. Smith urges State Democratic leaders to wage a strong bid for the Presidency and to push the State ticket to victory. He honors the state for its role in his nomination, denounces Republicans, and thanks the national committee for handling the campaign. He speaks at the farm dinner after midnight in Syracuse amid a fair crowd.
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Governor pledges vigorous action on extravagance in state government
The governor vows to confront extravagance in state government and promises a direct approach. He stresses cutting overhead in town and county government as part of broader farm relief measures. He mingles with crowds during the State fair, a focal point of attention.
Laymen’s Views Address White River Conference
Laymen’s views were presented at the White River conference of United Brethren Churches at Indiana Central College. Speakers included D E Weidler of Anderson Frank Reagan of Terre Haute and Glen Outland of Marion. Bishop H H Fout will give the closing sermon at 10 30 a m Sunday with love feast and ordination services. Over two hundred pastors and delegates attend. Dr I J Good College president spoke Wednesday night and Rev W R Funk, church publishing agent, spoke Wednesday.
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Red Men Plan Fete at Greenwood Indiana
The Sacana tribe of the Improved Order of Red Men in Greenwood Indiana will open a two day festival on Friday with August Fraul as committee chairman. A Pueblo New Mexico troupe will perform exhibition dances and various games and contests are planned.
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Hoover Sees Unity in Republican Ranks and Budget Cut
President hopeful Herbert Hoover reports strong harmony among western and mid western Republicans, especially in California, with less intra party discord than in years. He plans limited speeches, a nationwide radio hookup, and decentralized, state driven campaign work while trimming the budget to about 3 million dollars.
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