Smith Heads Brand New Party in Presidential Fight
Governor Alfred E. Smith leads a rebuilt Democratic ticket as national chairman John J. Raskob drives a business friendly campaign. The new party positions itself as pro agriculture aid with strong tariff protection, aiming to unite big business with the Democratic base and challenge Republican Work. Southern and Western Democrats react with surprise at Raskob’s influence and the party’s direction.
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George R. Holmes
New Yon
Democratic Party
Inez
Bryan
Alfred 35. Stith
Dad
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Gary
Democratic Park
Ermouth
Smith
Raskel
Robert Work
General Motore. Corporation
Standard Oil
The
Steel Corporation
Esses
America
Dupont
Maskob
Raskob
Mrs Ross to Direct Women in Democratic Campaign
New York July 19 62 Ms Wayloe tess former governor y vanis gene selected today by elected chairman of the Democratic national committee to take direct charge of all women’s activities in the campaign. Mr ass national committeewoman from her state and also vies chairman of the national committees will be assisted by Mrs Florence Parley of Kantae also national committeewoman and vice chairman.
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New York
Wayloe Tess
Farernor Y Vanis Gene
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Mx. Ass
Florence Parley
Kantae
Alan
Hoover Ballot Battle Shapes 1932 Campaign
Turbulent party maneuvering centers on Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt and Secretary James P. Raskob. Hoover supporters fear Raskob’s push as a threat to business policy while Dems rally around John J. Raskob as a key financial figure. The Republican coalition worries over a switch in leadership could favor new policies.
Moore to vote for Hoover amid Protestant opposition
The Rev John M Moore bishop of the Methodist Episcopal Church South declares he cannot support Governor Alfred E Smith for president. He cites Protestant prohibition as a decisive issue and says he will vote for Hoover to avert a moral disaster and protect Democratic principles. He notes other church leaders align with Hoover across several states. Also reported is Larry K Thay sailing to Plymouth, England for New York aboard the The de Francy.
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John M. Maine
Ie Methodist
Epistopa
South
Tyo
Verkere Raver
Democratic Party
Alfred F. Smith
Witis
Moore
Hirch
Texas
Smith
Mint
Mr. Waover
Thomas Defferson
Prowler Tries to Burn Apartment in Surprise Fire
An attempted arson at the Te Romling residence on Goliad street was thwarted when Mrs. McKay surprised an intruder in the kitchen. A threatening note addressed to Remling was found on an envelope. Fire was extinguished. residents were asleep but unharmed. Police investigated. suspect not identified.
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Goliad Street
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Kivehon
IL 1
McKay
Remling
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Nerling
Themling
Prossler
MeKing
Jie
Walker
Noted county physician Dr McCamish dies in San Antonio
Dr. F W McCamish longtime Bexar County Medical Society president and board of health member died at 3 0 a m Thursday in a royal hospital Born in St Louis he came to Texas as a child graduate Rush Medical College 1901 began practice in Mineola later moved to San Antonio 1946 He served as surgeon for M G Ne and Southern California railways Funeral Friday at 1 p m 120 East Magnolia Survivors include widow Mrs Sarah McCamish two sons Albert and E W McCamish and a daughter plus numerous relatives pallbearers listed from San Antonio Laymen and honorary pallbearers named from San Antonio Mineola and distant cities
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Bexar County
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Teras
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Mineola
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San Antonio
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Caelfie
Maatnie Order
Fone
Magnolia Avenue
Mre
Sarah McCamish
Re. AL M. McXeel
John Nu
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Pension plan to be decided after department promises
Fragmentary text shows a political dispute over a pension plan and promises for an improved department. Distinct names or places are not clear in the readable snippets. The fragment hints at statements from an unidentified speaker about future actions and leadership.
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Mayne
Trial of Six Men in Lynching Case Delayed to August
Delays in the lynching case push the start of the trial for six men to August. Judge Whit Sins presides as prosecutors and defense teams await new evidence and timing from the district court.
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Kabert Fuwell
Negea
Ship rescues two mariners adrift in Arctic sea ordeal
A Russian air crew spotted two Malmgren men clinging to a lifeboat after forty five days at sea. They drifted far from Northeast Land or Fon Ist, lacking wireless gear, water, or food, and endured extreme cold and hunger before rescue. Captain Samnyntovich coordinated swift aid.
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Hanian
Mihough Stalmgren
Arctic
Samnyntovich
Rapilly
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North East
Bayer Aspirin Promoted by Nurses and Doctors
Nurses say Bayer Aspirin relieves many aches and pains and advise buyers to check the box for genuine Bayer branding and the word genuine on every tablet. The warning emphasizes ensuring the name Sayer is on the package and on each tablet.
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Bayers Genuine
Burke Tolle Action Watched By Officials
Burke admitted owning the Vellinger theater property and announced that he would let out routers built into Salvatign Arar for a charitable organization, per Monday’s statements. Officials noted Lineley Bollinger Yast and Brom Wage 1 details in the continued report.
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Newton Seeligson to Make Speeches in Denver Heights
The first district meeting of the People's Progressive Wicket will be held at 215 orlock Thursday night at Denver Heights Park on Lorler Street. All candidates with propositions on the ticket will speak and discuss issues. Tarroe olevtinn as county attorney will deliver the first remarks, and District Attorney Lamu Seclcson will also be part of the speakers. Other candidates will make brief speeches.
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Denver Heights Park
Lorler Street
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Fire Sinks Vessel After Fails in River
Unclear OCR text reports a fire aboard a vessel on the SL Tay river causing one death and six injuries. Presence of names and places is garbled. Reads like a disaster brief with minimal readable details and several unreadable words.
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Judy
Kihngston
Cint
SL. Tay
Renee River
Wimp Size Fan Sells For Thousand Dollar Pact
A buyer agrees to purchase a wimp size fan with two repens at a price of 1000 dollars. Ty commits to the deal, promising delivery and quality assurances.
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