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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1928
Page
5
The article notes broad support for Hoover among women and rural voters in Wisconsin as figures suggest sizable yet uncertain margins. It references broader political currents and anticipated shifts as more complete data emerges from the state, with early tallies pointing to Hoover's advantage though under early uncertainty.
The Hearst straw vote shows President Coolidge leading in several states with strong margins in early returns. Davis and Hoover perform variably, with New York and upstate New York showing surprising support for Smith and tilting regional results. Syracuse and Kentucky provide notable sharp contrasts as results trickle in from other major cities and states.
International News overview details reactions to Herbert Hoover’s potential presidential run. Former governor Frank A Lowden and leaders from the Middle West weigh endorsements and the national mood as a convention debate shapes the GOP path.
New York August 4 J. Raskob chair of the Democratic National Committee announced today the appointment of Frank J. Styth a former Wilson administration official as president of the College Leigh and as Governor Med Be Suitte’s candidate for election. The move aims to align the campaign with education and social reform while promoting Styth as a leading executive figure.
The dispatch notes a Japanese move to pull forces from Chinese regions with a tentative approval for the withdrawal of Tisa Gaitry from Tientsin. Evacuation of the sixth division is expected and winter quarters may be organized if not completed.
Lindbergh departs on unknown journey aboard a liner toward an unnamed destination. The voyage includes a tense, packed cabin with companions and a mysterious cargo, suggesting a covert or urgent mission.
Fragmentary text references Gall Smith and a threat to whites in the South. Mentions Democratic presidential nominee and Alabama context. Unable to determine full events or details from the damaged OCR.
In Bogota Calumbi August 14 a reform effort moves to postpone enforcing a ban on alcoholic beverages. A Cuban envoy reports a debate in the Colombian chamber of deputies about delaying measures tied to alcohol restrictions.
Hillman burial services were held for Louis O. Hietnamy who died Monday at a local hospital. He was an employee of the Missouri Pacific and survived by his parents Mr and Mrs. Hillman of Alies a daughter and two sons with three brothers and two sisters listed as survivors.
An advertisement extols Milk of Magnesia as a fast, tasteless remedy to neutralize acids in the stomach. It touts immediate relief with no after effects and credits Philips Chemical Company and Charles Phillips with trademark status since 1875.
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