Holt Supports Plan for Police Fire Civil Service
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Weston Homer Holt endorsed the party platform calling for civil service systems for city police and firemen. In letters to Fraternal Order of Police head Henry Squires and during stops in Sutton and Burnsville, Holt affirmed his interest in legislation to apply civil service to police and fire personnel. His remarks followed meetings with Andrew Edmiston and W. W. Trent, and he departed for Wheeling for a state bar association session.
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Smith Explains Walk Air Contract Lifted
Philadelphia speaker former presidential candidate Alfred E. Smith set out his reasons for taking a walk declaring repudiation of the 1932 Democratic platform by the Roosevelt administration. He attacked the New Deal and praised repeal of prohibition while noting two platform planks remain.
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Secret Agent X-9 Sparks Political Debate at Meetings
A Chicago-booted SPY narrative describes agents mingling with Democrats after leaving meetings in New York and criticizing party platform adherence. London antelope shoes are advertised as a fashion note amid a report on the Association of National Advertisers annual gathering. In Kentucky, 800,000 children returned to public schools in September.
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Landon to Visit Chicago on 1936 Campaign Train
Alf Landon journeyed from Topeka on an 88 electoral vote bid, traveling a 2400 mile eight day trek through battleground states Illinois Indiana Ohio Michigan. A nationally broadcast Chicago talk on federal finances begins a three city set Cleveland Monday and Detroit Tuesday. The plan includes over 30 rear platform appearances and travel along 11 railroads to reach major cities.
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