Al Smith Plans Farm Vote Drive After Vacation Return
Al Smith returns from Long Island to press his farm relief plan. He will meet George Peck, a central states agricultural leader, at the Atmore Hotel to outline policy proposals and defend his stance on liquor and saloon issues. The session was arranged by Jobin Raskeb, with Smith expected to shape acceptance speech themes.
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Tore
Long Island
al Smith
Middle West
Atmore Hotel
George 3
Peck
Gover
Jobin Raskeb
Peek
Treatie
North Central States
Theiddle West
Smith
Inmers
William H. Settle
Indingg Ferm Bureau
Conference of Teadhers
Congress
Capitol
Willem Allen Alte
Kansan
Abn Erskine Reveals 1932 Vote Preference
New York August 2 1932 Protyn Erskine writer announced he would vote for Alfred E Smith in temperance matters though he is a Republican. He stated his support aligns with Smith on policy. Hoover mentioned in passing.
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Erskine
N.Y
Smith
York
Alfred
Hoover
You May Lead a Tiger to Water but Cannot Make Drink
A fable styled moral about a young dame teaching democracy to a tiger. The episode centers on coaxing the tiger to drink cold water with a plank offered by the dame. The moral concludes that you may lead a tiger to water but cannot force him to drink.
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Dame Democracy
Church Society to Aid Republicans in Hoover Drive
The Republican national headquarters pledged support from the Society of the Christian Endeavor today. Dr. Daniel F. Poling, president of the society, called on Chairman Herbert Work to unify aid for Hoover.
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Herbert Hoover
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Accuse Nun as Nihilist Links in Obregon Murder Probe
Mexico City reports Attorney General Correa Niele states Joce De Leon Toral, killer of Gen. Allard Curegon, belonged to a terrorist group led by Abbess Maria Concepcion Acevedo de la Llata. The Nevadan-formed Nihilist like organization is blamed for the President Calles push for public disclosure and a speedy jury trial. Aurelio, father of the slain, defends his son’s actions amid rumors of political influence.
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Joce de Leon Toral
Sasassin
Allard Curegon
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Toby
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Plane Down At Sea Courtney Flight Ends At Sea
The crew reports indicate Captain Courtney was flying 14 hours and 35 minutes before forced down. The Gripsholm and Berengaria relayed distress calls, while the Celtic noted signals at 9 30 p m Greenwich. the President Hayes raced to reach the survivor as winds hindered progress and no landfall appeared within expected range.
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Spanish Airmen Forced Down Near Azores Incident
Spanish airmen were forced to land after a fault damaged a gasoline pump during a flight from Carlix to the Azores on the first leg of their world flight. They attempted in-air repairs but ultimately touched down off the Portuguese coast.
Hoover Seeks More and Better Trout on Travel
Aboard the Hoover train to San Francisco Herbert Hoover pressed the theme of more and better trout while in Northern California. He and his entourage fished at Medicine Lake near Mount Shasta and at McCloud, with only a single fish landed by Allan Hoover. Hoover said the burning issue in the region was more and better trout and fees between bites as his party prepared for a stop at Dunsmuir then on to San Francisco for his acceptance speech. He was due to speak at Stanford and resume campaign activities after the Lakes trip.
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California
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Yadies
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San Franscitcy
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Mount Shasta
Broover
Allan Hoover
Hous
Southern Pacific Railroad
Hhoredge
Dunsmuir
Farmers seek land independence over pure profit
The piece argues farmers should farm for land ownership and independence rather than profit alone. It notes land stewardship as a driving motive, with profit as only one factor in farming life. It contrasts farmer ethos with corporate greed and highlights broad economic references to several large firms and political funding.
County Loses Servant as Sheriff James Stevens Dies
James Stevens sheriff of Bexar county died at his home after a sudden illness. He will be buried Friday as the city mourns his many years of faithful service.
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James Stevens
Bexar County
Sheriff Blevans Stevens Dies After Heart Attack
The text reports the death of Sheriff Blevans Stevens at age 64 after a heart attack. It notes his sudden collapse on Wednesday night, long service from police to sheriff, and that he remained active in politics, conscious until near the end. Survived by widow Matilda Stevens, brother John Stevens, sister Filizaheah Magner of San Antonio, with numerous pallbearers and officials attending the funeral at the county courthouse.
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AFL Board Faces Decision on Political Program
The executive council of the American Federation of Labor prepared to determine its political agenda. Reports said the council would delay announcing its stance toward the presidential candidate until after acceptance speeches are delivered.
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A. F. of
Atlantic Gliv
American Federation of Labor
Democratic Chief Shifts to G O P Support in Maine
William R. Pittangall former associate justice of the Maine Supreme Court who two years ago led the Democratic party in Maine will back the Republican state and national tickets in this year’s election.
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G.O.P
Augusta
William R. Pittangall
Maine Supreme Court
Mane
Winds Alin Many Buildings Damaged In Minneapolis Area
A damaging wind event struck Minneapolis and surrounding areas. Buildings, electric lines, and windows were shattered. trees were uprooted and basements flooded. In Excelsior and near Lake Minnetonka, structures and a roller counter at an amusement park were blown down and a seaplane fell into the water.
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Ang
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Snowbound West Reports Ten Foot Snow Drifts Across Ranges
Fragmented wire service style report notes extreme snowfall in the western region with drifts up to ten feet on mountain slopes. Mentions rail lines blocked between Denver and Po t Worth and unsettled travel conditions across sheltered passes.
Lake Monarch Karose Colorado Infomercial Note
KaRose, formerly Menarcher Qnty 110 rakjen northwest of Danser, a region famed for fishing. Includes notes on lake and stream, a modern hotel, cabin rentals, and arts. For more information address John C. Bialles, 110 Batote Big.
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