The Heart of America is Sound in Election Faith
The Mount Dora Topic prints a broad editorial praising American ideals and the ballot as the people's sovereign tool. It contrasts Hoover and Smith as self made leaders who rose from poverty to national prominence. The piece argues American opportunity, private property rights, and simple government as core values enduring through elections.
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Mount Dora
The
Lake County Publishing Co
Florida
Heart OF
Hoover
Smith
United States of America
Herbert Hoover
Alfred Smith
New York
East Side
America
United States
Sebring
Fla
Mt. Dora
A. J. Waltz
Electric and Water Departments
Jacksonville
Wauchula
Orlando
Sanford
Thomas Jefferson
Andrew Jackson
Tilden
Cleveland
Woodrow Wilson
Senate
House of Representatives
Republican Party
Democratic Party
National Congress
Mount Dora Center of Lake Orange Baseball Row
Protests surge as Lake Orange standings heat up. Mount Dora faces seven clubs fearing a Mountaineers repeat of the first half triumph. The debate risks eclipsing on field play in this tense midseason stretch.
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Lake Orange
Mount Dora
Mountaineers
Mount Dora Presses On In League Amid Doubts And Plans
Mount Dora argues for staying in the eight club Lake Orange league noting its draw at box office and urging unity after recent Florida baseball disruption. A new pool idea for Donnelly Park is floated but faces traffic and business drawbacks. Also, Mount Dora fight fans will hear Tunney Heeney action tonight via Hilltop Motors and O. E. White with commentary from Yankee Stadium.
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Mount Dora
Lake Orange
Florida
George Malone
George
Donnelly Park
Hilltop Motors Company
O. EB. White
O. E
Yankee Stadium
Southern Democrats oppose Governor Smith amid prohibition debate
Dozens of pages present a critique of Governor Alfred E. Smith’s wet stance and Tammany links, arguing he would modify prohibition and split Southern Democrats. The piece cites platform conflicts, party unity, and calls for anti-Smith action in upcoming elections.
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Alfred E. Smith
Houston
United States
Smith
National Democratic Committee
Tammany Hall
Platform Committee
Democratic Party
Florida Undivided Stands Against State Division
A Florida editor denounces R E Oliver of West Palm Beach for proposing to split Florida into north and south. The piece argues division is absurd given the state’s diverse resources and cries out against sectional prejudice, urging citizens to uphold a single united Florida and oppose the scheme.
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Florida
R. E. Oliver
West Palm Beach
Oliver
Mr. Oliver
Orlando Morning Sentinel
Pensacola
Panama City
Jacksonville
Quincy
Madison
America
West
Satsuma
Fernandina
Monticello
Georgia
South
Commonwealth
Illness grips Leesburg editor Gilbert Leach
We report with regret the illness of Gilbert Leach editor of the Leesburg Commercial. Known as the dean of Lake County journalism he has been fading for weeks but stayed at his desk until last Saturday when doctors sent him to bed. We join Florida friends in wishing him full recovery and a swift return to the editorial sanctum.
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Gilbert Leach
Leesburg
Leach
Lake County
Florida
Woman proposes two piece hot weather outfit for men
A Times Union reader advocates a two piece outfit with loose trousers and a belted tunic in the Russian blouse style. She suggests bishop sleeves and a low attached collar and notes a few men in film could wear it.
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Times-Union
Dry Anti Smith Democrats Conference Declaration
A Southern group of dry Anti-Smith Democrats outlines principles and purposes for their conference. The document presents their declaratory program and calls for united political action across states.
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Conference OF Dry
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Passant
Esprit de Corps
Charlie Ward
Heeney
Charlie
Tunney
Alton B. Parker
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