Campaign tensions rise as Hoover Tour heads to end
The narrative outlines Herbert Hoover's final campaign push with stops in Madison Square Garden and New York leaders shaping strategy for closing days. It notes Democratic opponent Alfred E Smith and Republican hopes to swing New York’s electoral votes through party organization and defections. Also mentions Senator Charles Curtis as Republican vice presidential nominee campaigning in Hartford.
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Washington
Herbert Hoovir
Madison Sauste Garden
New York City
Anred E. Smith
Hoover
Unclear OCR Item on Campaign Prep and Proposals
Fragmentary report notes campaign activity and mentions various figures and places. References to updates from officials and calls for measures appear amid garbled OCR text. The passage is difficult to decipher for clear names or events.
Fragmented OCR: local notice shows partial payment note
Readable fragments indicate a local financial item involving payments or dues. The text lacks clear names, dates, or amounts, but suggests a monetary transaction or settlement and a referenced authority or recipient. Further legible text needed for precise summary.
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Janet Gaynor
Glenn Tryon
Ben Bard
Alyce Mills
William Tooker
Francis X. Bushman, Jr
Hazel Keener
Edmund Cobb
Cimachin
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Edward Everett Horton
Marian Nixon
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