Demonstration Erupts at Smith Campaign Rally
A roaring crowds fills a vast hall as delegates, boosters and children parade in support of Governor Smith. Fire sirens, gears, and a band battle the cheers while floats and banners move with East Side West Side tunes. Mrs McAdoo observes from the rear as procession spreads through the arena.
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New York
New Jersey
Wisconsin
Illinois
Rhode Island
Pennsylvania
Vermont
Towa
North Dakota
Nevada
Hawaii
Gov
Smith
East Side
West Side
Hig’ Arena
McAdoo
East Side News
Mr. Roosevelt
Baby Tomas
Hollywood
Bammer
Massachusetts
Convention Shouts and Demonstrations Amid McAdoo and Smith Nominations
At the convention a long demonstration centered on Alfred E. Smith and McAdoo. Roosevelt, Reeves, and Walsh struggled to restore order as bands and banners surged through the hall. After pauses, various state delegations spoke, with Indiana and other groups reacting, while Madame Gase and the Indiana delegation sang, and Healy voiced support for Smith before shifting to McAdoo.
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Walsh
Smith
Atjorms
Thei Smith
Roosevelt
Alfred E. Smith
Delaware
Bryard
Willard Saulsbury
Florida
Missouri
Charles M. Hay
St. Lous
McAdoo
Indiana
Thomas Taggart
Madame Gase
M. F. Healy
Fort Dodge
AL Smith
Ma. Healy
New York
Ayers
Kansas
Jonathan M. Davis
Ayres
Kentucky
New York Newspaper Men Host Fellows At Democratic Convention
New York journalists will entertain fellow reporters from across the country at the Democratic National Convention. The New York Newspaper Club and Newspaper Women's Club arrange workrooms in Madison Square Garden basement, rush lunch service, police escort cards, lapel buttons, and special studios for artists and photographers to support full coverage and recreation for visiting reporters.
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New York
Associated * Press
Citizens
New York Newspaper Club
Women's Club
Charles G. Hambridge
Ham
Madlison Square Garden
Bureau of Information
Enright
McAdoo and Maryland lead colorful convention parade
A lively convention scene featured Mrs. Alexander Thompson of Portland seconding McAdoo’s nomination and Maryland delegates hoisting a governor Ritchie portrait and state flag. Delegates from Alabama Maine and Virginia joined in amid music and cheering as the Maryland standard led a parade through the hall. Continued on page 4 column 3.
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Rall Call
Oregon
Alexander Thompson
Portland
McAdoo
Maine
Underwood
Louisiana
William R. ‘Pattangall
Augusta
Whiderwood
Alabama
Howard Bruce
Maryland
Albert C. Ritchie
Virginia
Delaware
Tanlac credited by Brotherhood official for health recovery
E. Walter Trippe of Atlanta, a Brotherhood Railway Trainmen representative and respected rail leader, admires Tanlac for restoring his digestion and weight after illness and injury. He notes many railroad peers benefited and calls Tanlac the railroad man's best friend. Tanlac sold by druggists. over 40 million bottles sold.
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E. Walter Trippe
Healey
Atlanta
Legislative Representative Brotherhood
Thhe Brotherhood
Ohio River
Tanlac
Trippe
Seaboard
Southern
Internal Revenue
Northern District
Georgia
Mr. Trippe
Big-Six Car Offers Unexpected Room and Value
When you need more room it is there. Folded auxiliary seats convert to a roomy five passenger car with ample luggage space. The Big-Six is attractive and well built, with performance and dependability respected worldwide. If a smaller maker matched its quality the price would hit 3500 dollars, but the Big-Six spreads overhead across six units, keeping cost low.
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G. Stevenson
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Stevenson
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Tree
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Mindis
Sant
Reserie “Costmasters
Ade Cleveland
Section
Tepibca Epublics Visitore
SHWAT
Joe
Bryan
Nat
Ston
Otwer William G
MC Adce
Sydewarks OF
Southwest Motor Co
REO
Grand Ave
Kansas City
J. D. Pilkington
Fairmont Creamery Co
Brotherhood
Tansac
BRT
South of Ohio
Hub Clothing Co
GEO. Abrams Peters Shoes
Lawrence, Ka
Mass
Mills Motor,Co
New Hampshire
St—Lawrence, Kans
Studebaker
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