Referendum by States and Democratic Nomination Speech
Albany and Washington coverage features Gov. Smith accepting the Democratic nomination with a tough stance on prohibition and reform. The speech advocates revising the Volstead Act, regional water power ownership, farm relief, and a businesslike reorganization of federal departments while rejecting drastic law changes. The piece also notes Pittman of Nevada as a ceremonial signer and a lengthy capitol demonstration.
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Nevada
Jefferson
Cleveland
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Capitol
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Democratic Party
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Congress
Who Is Your Skinny Friend Ethel in Ol Reading Ad
Fragmentary ad copy discusses weight gain remedies and a product named Motors Tabiets. The text includes distorted phrases about a man becoming thin like a woman and claims a woman gained weight, suggesting an old fashioned promotional tone.
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Ethel
Tilden and Tennis and the Old Amateu r Rules
The piece recalls past controversy over the tennis association and amateur status, noting Tilden's large gate value in earlier days and how trials and decisions could affect his ability to remain amateur. It reflects on changing times and mentions Lary Benton of the Jints and the old rule dynamics.
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Tennis Association
Tilden
Abe
Ute Association
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