Smith Remains Seat On Plans After Chicago Trip
Alfred E. Smith returns to New York from the Chicago convention amid a swirl of questions about Franklin D. Roosevelt and his own campaign. Advisers urge caution as he declines telegrams and public statements, while supporters on the train express mixed optimism and doubt about Smith’s path forward. Smith is due to speak at Fourth of July events as Democratic tensions unfold in New York.
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Fare WhaMES Ingham Ala July 4 Wares
Fragmentary report from Ingham Alabama dated July 4 mentions a person named Walker and a Federal Reserve related event. The readable text is garbled, but suggests a local incident or financial matter involving a man and an institution with limited detail available.
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Roosevelt Acceptance Photo From Democratic Convention
Image shows Franklin D. Roosevelt at the convention podium delivering his acceptance speech with Mrs. Roosevelt and their oldest son James nearby. Senator Thomas J. Walsh of Montana stands with the audience as a chairman, looking on.
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Garner Plans War Parley With Roosevelt and Garner
Washington reports Gov Roosevelt and Speaker Garner plan a two week meeting to discuss a Democratic national campaign plane. Garner declines to set a firm date, citing congressional adjournment and his duties as Speaker. He says he has no plan to withdraw from his re election bid and awaits final arrangements for his inauguration ceremonies in either Washington or his Texas hometown of Uvalde.
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Women leaders oppose third party bid in 18th amendment fight
Indianapois July 4 INB Feminine leaders in the battle to retain the Eighteenth Amendment formed the women's national committee for law enforcement opened a convention. Rather than favor a third party the committee supported Republican and Democratic candidates whose records show alignment against repeal of the amendment.
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Denver Dry Chief Backs Roosevelt
Denver Dry chief William E Sweet a former Colorado official and prohibition advocate states he will support Franklin D Roosevelt for president. Sweet previously campaigned for Herbert Hoover on the prohibition issue and helped place Colorado on the dry column, but has since shifted his position amid recent developments.
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Roosevelt Named in Berlin Tabloid Mockery
Berlin tabloids mock President Roosevelt with playful jibes about his looks and legacy. They note he would appeal to American women and describe his facial features as memorable, portraying him as a strong blue-eyed candidate in a lighthearted European lens.
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Congressional Candidates Speak in Nacogduches Texas
Three candidates spoke at a public event in Nacogduches Texas presenting their runs for federal office. George V. Tryrell for congressman at large place one Garret Holcomy for place two and WM Yan for place three addressed the gathering with campaign aims and policy stances.
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Leaders Map Campaign Startled by Republican Rally
Chicago July 4 The Republican leaders gathering here to organize the Hoover campaign. Former Senator Henry Allert of Kansas is arranging for turning National Ohirmah Sanders and other leaders to start the Hoover ball rolling. Roosevelt’s leadership impressed Democrats, boosting expectations of victory while Tammany leaders joined the harmony effort.
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Roosevelt May Be Texas Guest at Dallas Fair
Dallas said Governor Franklin D Roosevelt agreed to speak at the Texas state fair in Dallas next October. Hughes was on his way home from Chicago as a delegate to the Democratic national convention where Roosevelt was nominated.
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Prohibition Party Holds Quadrennial National Convention
In Indianapolis July 4 to 17 members gathered for the Prohibition party national convention. Chairman D. Colvin arrived from a Washington conference while Senator Borah remained silent awaiting the party’s stance on repealing the Eighteenth Amendment and supporting a potential third party ticket aligned with state convention submissions.
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Dynamite Bomb Found in West Virginia Capitol Basement
West Virginia state troopers reported a dynamite bomb discovered today in the basement of the new state capitol building valued at 10 million dollars. The brick sized dynamite was placed in a salt box beneath the dome, found by an electrician during routine inspection of rarely visited areas.
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Tarheel Vote Boosts Wet Measure in North Carolina
Fragmented early report notes North Carolina leaning toward passage of a four percent beer bill as political alignments form for a broader wet versus dry debate. It cites Democratic and Republican figures, with possible regional shifts and forthcoming votes in Congress.
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Farley Seeks Peace with Smith in New York Visit
James A. Farley, campaign manager for Governor Roosevelt, heads to New York to visit former Governor Alfred E. Smith amid Democratic infighting. Farley aims to patch ties and secure Smith’s support for Roosevelt’s bid, while Smith’s role remains a point of speculation in the party.
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