G O P Chiefs Confident Hoover Will O K Protective Tariff
Washington July 28 Republican campaign chiefs expect Hoover to accept a tariff defense pledging protection and prosperity. Barbour Faubel and tariff officials vow support for maintaining the protective system, opposing Democratic calls for a “competitive” tariff under Wilson era precedents. Southern Republicans draw funds and strategy to break Solid South, amid Al Smith Prohibition tensions and Curtis leadership.
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Warren Marbour
Arthur L. Faoubel
Huber Work
Barbour
Wilson
Hoover
San Francisco
South
Charlo A. Jonas
North Carolina
al Smith
Charles Curtis
READY FOR' HOT TIME Tes not often that a U. S. senator allows himself to be photographed in his shirtsleeves
Senator Moses of New Hampshire takes over duties as Easter Hoover-Curtis campaign chief and prepares for Topeka address on August 18. Curtin has written most of his speech and handled urgent senatorial business, aiming to brief Midwest readers and consult with campaign supporters before meeting Mid West organization leaders in Chicago.
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New Hampshire
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Topeka
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Middle West
Chicago
Woman to Run For Governorship of Massachusetts
Edith McPadden of Cambridge announced her candidacy for the Republican nomination for governor to succeed Alvan Fuller. She repudiated the GOP policy of protection of business, signaling a shift in stance during the campaign.
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Tnternational
Beridge
Boston
Tis
Beer Shortage Looms Ahead of Election Campaign
From Sint Corremondent July 158 incidents report no real beer for the pre election political battle of the century. Acting Secretary Seymour Lowman says cereal beverage production nears 15 000 gallons and guards are placed at near beer plants to ensure alcohol content stays under 1 percent. Prohibition officials note some breweries skip dealcoholizing. Lowman says most near beer shops are checked and enforcement will be quiet but steady between now and election day.
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Sint Corremondent
Seymour Lowman
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New York
China Policy Up to Envoy Signals End of Extra Territoriality
Washington reports say Secretary Kellogg aims to push Chinese policy to its logical end with abolition of extraterritorial rights. Diplomatic circles believe the U S has moved too far to hold back despite Japanese and other foreign interests in the Far East. Informal talks may already be under way between Secretary Hull and Hang Fu of the Nationalist Government as treaties of secondary nature are reviewed.
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Tary Kellogg
United States
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Far East
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Marc Murras
Hang Fu
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Notable figures weigh roles in upcoming party ticket
In Los Angeles on July 24, Jane Addams is busy with welfare work and will not run for office this year. The piece notes intrigue over the Progressive Party’s role in the coming election, mentions a potential ticket offer to Henry Heffman, and references Minx Adams heading to Yale for Hoover next November.
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Tane Addane
Xedia Welfare
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Full House
Women's International Tion
Peate
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Nile
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Minx Addams
Yale
Meret Hoover
Widow to Get Bulk of Money in Belgium Will
July 25 Brussels reports the widow of Capt Alfred Loewenstein named chief beneficiary under a will. She will receive three fourths of the Belgian financier's estate, once his dramatic death still mystifies the world is settled. The will also provides that the wife's share shall revert to the son after her death.
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Brussels
Alfred Loewenstein
Planned Trip for Ay Steffler to National Eagles Meet
Struck Commissioner Paul FR. Stef ler will depart San Antonio to attend the Winual convention of the Eagles. Steffler is slated to be elected to a high post in the national order on the executive council.
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National Order
Smith Likely to Carry North Carolina Says Daniels
Josephus Daniels declared in North Carolina that Hoover would fail to unseat Smith, asserting a firm majority for Smith and predicting the state would vote Republican only if religious laborer issues do not influence ballots. He warned that many who oppose Smith personally may still refrain from voting for Hoover.
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Hiwitho
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Mayor Plans Quiet Golf Walk as City Notes Made
A garbled report suggests Mayor ML Chambers intends a postservice outing this Saturday after a city visit. The piece hints at a plan to spend a short time at a green behind a local venue while controversy swirls.
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Vizzoner
Gale Nairet
Milam Building Air Quality Sales Pitch
In Suite 322 the Milam Building markets its air conditioning system as cleaner and purer than outside air. A chief engineer claims ventilation yields seven bushels of dirt weekly through washing, cooling the space and keeping air 99.2 percent dirt and germ free. For leases, the Building Manager invites visits, explains rates, and offers available vacancies.
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