Dispute Over Governor Smith in Kansas Dispatch
In Emporia Kansas July 12 UP reports formal opening of the Republican campaign. Editor William Allen White praises Governor Smith’s intellect and courage but warns his election would threaten civilization. White cites Smith’s New York Legislature record on ten tion laws, gambling, prostitution, saloon openness, church schools. He frames Smith as aligned with Tammany and urges voters to consider Smith’s potential impact on national civility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olathe
Kan
Kawene
W White
Emporia
Bern
Billi
Smith
E. Gathatic
Hig Recond
Ute
New York
Tammanys
Puritha
Marlon
Uip Smith
Lis
Governor Smith Answers Charges in Albany Debate
Governor Smithson rebutted a Kansas editor’s charges while defending his legislative record. He cited Reverend Miller and Mr White as sources of misstatements and commented on memoranda, Sunday liquor restrictions, and a Maine inn case. He urged restraint from critics amid ongoing committee hearings and legal controversies.
Turbulent New York Democratic feud escalates
Governor Smith's press briefing sparks a public clash with Miller and White over past acts, party loyalty, and alleged political maneuvering. The dispute broadens into a heated national campaign clash as supporters brace for rebuttal speeches and potential strategy shifts.
Radio Industry Sees Winter Record Sales Increase
Radio business beats winter record as Hodges of the Mirius company cites lower costs and streamlined receivers, highlighting Atwater Kent models 40 and 42 for their tone and range. The firm reports daily output near 3590 sets and plans expansion with new speakers and August announcements to reach 200 dealers nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Hodges
Atwater Kent
Atwater
Political Turmoil Surrounds Democratic Campaign
Fragmented OCR text shows internal party tension as interim leaders consider a campaign strategy. Mention of a new chair John J TReskol and discussions about attending talks in New York with Democratic leaders. No clear decisions reached on byline campaign plans or official party direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suelo
Slaith
Espn
John J Treskol
Wetoes Golomittee
Edo
New York
Demnentic Leider
White Says He Dodges Question in Kansas Speech
SMPOMTA Kan July 14 William Allen White in a statement tonight declared he dodges the question raised by Governor Bul in a speech at Albany Wednesday. The remarks were based on articles in New York newspapers. White denied that any information has been supplied by Miller and said Miller is not in the picture. He asserted he has not heard of the man Miller and called the record long and the allegations discredited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Dywly
Smithson
Walia
Allen White
Kansas
White
Vic Rev
O. Ry Miller
New York Shute Civig Iegtyte
Maxer
Povetnore Daily
Questons
Cluthe
Kay
Mr. White
Iusas
Savile
Miller
Mr. Miller
State of
New York
Lui
Stig
Gutfichtit
Hiwg
U. Dy Miller
le Eitlis
Joring
Bigeeou
Alfred Dr
Gulf
Uli
Utut
Pune
Biath
Awaloon
Lis Meimorans Lia
Suneday
Hia
Mer. Miller
Hind
Reform Bulletin
Mra
Moskowily
Evie Dent
Saul
Smpomta
Kan
William Allen White
Donight
Bul
Alithe
Ammler
Alin
Political Debate on Prohibition Splits New York Leaders
A fragmented omnibus transcript shows MANAGER Me A. MOUgeS Noel of Strauss- Frank Co claiming a radio business can beat records while discussing dry politics. The piece cites AL Smith, Tammany Hall, and anti Tammany sentiment as speakers argue over federal versus state enforcement and the chance of a dry congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Me A. Mouges
Noel
Strauss- Frank Co
Beals All Records
Snake Fang Taken From Man's Arm Near Upmpton
I TH Powers of 200 Binehav sieel was bitten by a poisonous serpent while picking blueberries near Upmpton Cin. A large fang was extracted from his right arm at Graly hospitalium. He is reported to be in serious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suly
I. TH. Powers
Binehav Sieel
Graly Hospitalium
Upmpton
Atwater Kent radio sales surge amid production rise
An informed survey shows rising demand for Atwater Kent radios as Philadelphia factory output climbs from 200,010 sets in early months to 2,500 daily by mid year, aided by conversions and new production lines. Company officials cite improving work positions and market interest in independent receivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nha
tHilio Las
Sunmuer
Itis
Jy Atiruler
Kent Radio Factory
Philadelphia
Wne
Curinus
A. Gorn. Vn
Alwater Kent
Iie Qivent
Mt. Kent
Plana
Fiat
Unclear OCR snippet with mixed company names and terms
Fragmented readable elements show various company names, services, and personal names interleaved with garbled text. No coherent event or subject emerges to determine a clear lead or outcome for a traditional news summary.
Police Hint Murder in Drowning Case
Police investigating the suspected homicide in a drowning case say evidence points to foul play. Officials disclosed a bag and items found at the scene as crucial clues while pursuing leads on a potential suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nanya Ana
Aud Fing
Rnven
Ibang
Fall Trade Meeting in San Antonio Draws Merchants
Annual fall trade gathering in San Antonio promises profit and pleasure for Retail Merchants of the Southwest. Buyers seek items for fall and winter sales as crops are good and the market is described as complete with new mechanisms. August 6 to 16 urges preparations for manufacturers wholesalers and dealers to attend with family and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Great Southwest
San Antonio Firms Co-Operating In Advertising
A crowded list of San Antonio businesses and brands appears in a promotional collage, naming ALAMO NATIONAL, AMERICAN SMOR ANT WAT CO, CARH CLOTHING COMPANY, CENTICAT, and many others. The snippet features hardware, clothing, furniture, banks, hotels, drug stores, and milling firms, reflecting a broad local business network and marketing collaboration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Giazswarés
Warner
Atiololtan
Smor Ant Wat CO
Mento Wats
M. Bennett
Finis
Caps
Alratcan
Strawalte
Bonnet Totel Ronme
Verte
Ing. Wall Tinards
Refi
Carh Clothing Company Exclusive
Clothine
Centicat, Power & Tight Co
Rendlering
Resenibl
Ceuy National Bantc Completa Conpmereial Nanking Seevice
Trinti
Thaza Hotel
Yall Teate Beason Vitluk Anyewtisinh
Nathonniis
Aeenselzed
Reo Revel
SAN Antonio Drug CO
Dees
Gite
Ehyndise
Sonel Anarte
Aleret Btlangee
Mallday
S.A. Maghing & Suppty Co
Markinery
Adi
Water
Mit
Callag
Spegiottis
SAN
Ten Matertata
Speciawty
Eteachy ‘Furniture
Smvierl
Also Mentioned on This Page
Churclien
Rebols
Uere
Joe the Goort
Democratis Canal
Ines
William Allen Wilts
Syer
Wert
Lunders
Miller Hias
Ito
Goverinr
MNIS
Dhien
Dill Sulzer
Rome
R. Miller
Byntnil
Winlk
aMlbatag
Mersia
Aller
Cain Nate
Radio Business
Winter
Strauss-Frank
Pix
Big Feet
Strats
Frank Wonpany
Tereritory
New Jersey
Stuart
Mircea
Unitedh States
Mrpromie Cnurt
AL Smith Ag Priwident
Congress
Ann
Boston
San Francisco
Jerome
Niarues
Daugherty
Fall
Yareth Hoover
Crooks
AL Smith
Doummans
Shprotgs
Atwater Kent Sales
Onl Nqolump
Agro Havent Radio Company
Agen. Au
Progen, Ksa
Luna Stay
Bewaddeast Compu
OTROS
Calvary
Ehyrei
Setyives
Internatinal Dbinatuilestis
Em Kogl
KISA
Haseliitl
Abuno Itmadeast Company
Wijuuste
Chisstead
At. M. Kisa
Daytist Temple
Paul M. Merit
Oost Velica
RTA
In Hud
Bilen—E Sunita
Trolie
Mainy
Ns Calles
NOA Spears & CO
Travis
Headquarters
Abdominal
Etpertiert
Colle Fe St
Losoya St
Alamo Thon
Syqtes
Afachiaupey, Wever Mandicare
Iren
Bleetty
Fiery Feriny
Alamo National Hank Comptete Wanking Sr. Connertine —Engines—Trusts
Alamo Printing Company
Smilhs
Hamkothy Kudcks Co
Fagle Furniture Co
Correia
Fear Baking Company
A. B
Dex Ginala
Monlery
Clothire
Frnttien
Eves
Jerdits
Milllages
Notlens
Leo
Hines Ma
Murerial Visdures
Maverick-Clatree Lataco
Frunt
Gebuardt
Guaranty State Bank
M. Walff & Thi
Eo Gove
Furdenlore
Tales
Neilons
Hom
Hammond &O
Whotesale Denetry
Walches
Teely
Hardperiansom
Druga
Sundries
Ture
TAY AN
Chern Pradse
NeoPa
Sphsox Ony Goons
Drs
Ere
Neekwear
Netlaia and
Clothin Marion Bat
Yress CO
Sirikine Presentchonn
Tan Ot “Supreme Uressea
Uualsamg Sewers
Corentinia
the National Bank OF Commerce
Berita
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!