Ritchie Certain Governor Smith Will Be Chosen
Governor Albert C. Ritchie predicts Alfred E. Smith will win the Democratic nomination and be elected president next November. He argues unity hinges on Smith and contrasts Smith as an efficiency expert with opponents. The piece reflects party strategy to avoid dissension and secure victory.
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al Smith
International News Service
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Tex
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United States
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Governor Smith Backed For Human Rights Defender
He has proved himself a great administrator and he knows government. Government deals with more than charts and blueprints and mechanics. It deals with human beings as well. Governor Smith knows humanity and the American people will back the man who stands for human rights.
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Four Killed In Motor Accidents Over Week End
Four persons died in Pennsylvania auto accidents over the weekend per International News Service survey. Nineteen injuries were reported in Philadelphia and Harrisburg areas with scattered incidents in Greensburg Mt. Joy Pittsburgh and Washington.
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International News Service
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Fittsburgh
Plan to Abolish Convention Rules Movement Emerges
Houston June 23 Authoritative information reaches the Brei Man camp that a movement will be launched to abolish the two thirds and unit rules as nominations are made. The Ohio delegation originates the resolution calling for repeal of the Democratic convention rules. Al Smith forces are expected to back it once the governor's nomination is done. Illinois group will support the plan though sponsors are being quieted until after Smith's victory march.
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International News Service
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al Smith
Ilinois
A Clever Woman A Portrait of Mrs Alice Roosevelt Longworth
Special column on Mrs Alice Roosevelt Longworth titled Princess Alice. The author recalls a 1909 Washington photographers session, noting her beauty and eyes, her carriage, and its charm despite short sight. She is described as clever, poised, and engaged in politics as Ruth Hannahie Cormick campaigns.
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Idah McGlone Gibson
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New Castle News
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Love thy neighbor and support local business
A. M. Biggerstaff editor of the Sterling Advocate urges citizens to back local schools, utilities, safety, health, and employment. He quotes the biblical command to love thy neighbor and argues shopping locally strengthens communities and upholds shared values and mutual effort.
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Kiwanis Meeting Set For June 27 At Elks Home
Kiwanis club gathers Wednesday at noon at the Elks home with Vice President Chester P Reynolds presiding. Dr John Foster arranges the program. Next meeting moved to Monday July 2 due to July 4. Murder trial notes cite a fight between two sets of relatives with the State refereeing.
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Peaches Browning Hurt In Mansfield Car Crash
Frances Fleenan Browning known as Peaches was injured when a car skidded on the Lexington Canton road near a hill top. Her mother Mrs. Heenan and manager Edgar Allen were also hurt. Allen suffered a fractured rib and a back injury. hospital said injuries not serious.
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Peaches) Browning
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Road Crash Sent Three Hurt Near Canton Theatre
A wet pavement crash involved a Toadster swerving onto an embankment and tilting, pitching the three occupants out. The other car’s driver rushed them to hospital during a trip from Cincinnati to Canton where Peaches was to perform at a theatre engagement.
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Peaches
Rotary program on modern lumbering by H. C. Frick official
Dear Brother Lion announces at the next meeting Rotarian R. D. Tonkin, superintendent of the timber department of H. C. Frick Coke Company, will deliver an address on Modern Lumbering. The secretary Thomas I. Elliott invites a full house Tuesday at Macstown, PI.
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R. D. Tonkin
H. C. Frick Coke Company
Macsontown
Live Toad Emerges From Concrete Block In Mt Morris
Residents of Greene county speculate on a tale of a live toad found in a solid concrete block poured over two years ago at a Mt Morris gas station. Witnesses report the toad hopped out after the block was broken open claiming it was blind at first, then recovered.
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International News Service
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Greene County
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