Hearst Quoted on Mellon Hoover Dawes in 1930s Nomination Talk
Hearst voices support for Mellon as ideal Republican candidate citing wealth and capability while calling Hoover capable though not a strong political figure. Dawes praised as formidable, field open per Hilles, and Lowden and Longworth noted as possible nominees. Times and Berla provide competing views on Southern support, Smith prospects, and convention timing in Washington.
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Troops Save Kidnapeda3 In Somerta Operation
Mis foes of General Perara’s son try to seize control during a siege operation near Somerta. A patrol broke up the execution ferry and dispersed the rebels. several were killed and the rest fled, with forces from Guadalajara and Tachoya involved in the defense.
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