Rest Easy, For Tom Heflin Is On The Job
The piece profiles Senator Tom Heflin of Alabama, recounting his Senate actions and rhetoric. It notes his opposition to Pope policy, support for Governor Smith, and calls for defining presidential war powers. It mentions 52,000 listeners across four speeches and his stance on cotton market controls for farmers.
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Coverner
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Ohio
Maryland
Michigan
New York
I Hools
Indiana
Iowa
Morrow
Mexico
Congress
Nicaragua
Alabama
Nicargua
W C T U Leader Rules Out Smith as Dry Candidate
Mrs Ella D Boole national president of the W C T U declares Governor Alfred E Smith's record and attitude on prohibition make his support as a presidential candidate impossible for any dry group. She says his election would mean little enforcement and cites opposition to local option statewide prohibition and Sunday saloon openings. Delegates from eastern states and Porto Rico attend to back dry candidates.
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New York
Ella Dboole
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Alfred E. Smith
Porto Rico
Boole
Shenandoah Valley Banner Year Goal Set by Endless Caverns Boss
Endress Carver, president of Endless Caverns, urges Virginia leaders to unite for a 1928 campaign to attract a larger visitor turnout than ever before. The plan seeks national advertising, improved travel conditions, and a strong visitor experience to showcase Virginia and boost state pride and economy.
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Been
Endless Caverns, Inc
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Les
Shenandoah Vailer
Endress Carver
National Advvertis
Exin Menia
Virginia
Beck Defends Philadelphia Ties in House Seat Fight
James Beck, seeking reelection as Pennsylvania Republican, testified he lives in Philadelphia “almost every week” and described his Washington home as where his possessions reside. He faced Democratic claims of ineligibility, with investment by Rep. Kent and others signaling further inquiries into Beck’s residency.
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James A Beck
Pennsylvania
House Elections Committee
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Beck
Philadelphia
Kent
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Penntrania
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Well St. Sart
Theciogens Party
Unization
Ify
Happiness and large families praised in a social reflection
In a reflective note, the author extols happy couples with big families, observing that despite hard toil and fatigue the evening brings profits to the women who love them. The piece hints at a distant child’s misbehavior and the scene is framed as a praise of domestic happiness and family life.
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la Lonton Frarese
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