Farmers May March On Kansas City For Farm Protest
Farmers from multiple states converge toward Kansas City amid speculation on a parade or peaceful demonstrations against the Coolidge Hoover administration. Leaders push for a strong agricultural plank. support pours in from Nebraska Kansas Illinois and Oklahoma as organizers discuss strategy and a grand march to voice farm grievances.
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Stewart Contempt Trial Nears Jury in Washington
Stewart, top official of Indiana's Hankard Board, faces a contempt trial as the jury deliberations near in Washington. The proceedings paused over the weekend, with Col. Molerton noted among observers as the court prepares for continued testimony and rulings.
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Man Who Brought Democrats to Texas to Be Honored
A large audience is expected at the Chamber of Commerce dinner in Dallas Monday with Tesse Hy Jones of Houston as guest of honor and principal speaker. San Antonio Chamber president CG M Chambers will welcome the Mayor, with intro by Fabn Rosle, amid the business crowd.
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Republicans Discuss South Delegates At Kansas City Convention
Kansas City June 2 Republicans assembled days ahead of the quadrennial convention to resolve differences among southern states before the meeting. Texas plays a pivotal role with Hoover allies poised in multiple contests while Weaver delegates seek leverage. The national committee acts as judge in the contested seats.
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Hoover Sure Eop Belief Proposal In Nomination
John McNabb of San Francisco, a long time friend of Herbert Hoover, will place the secretary of commerce in nomination at the Tepulliman contention, Tomes W. Con, Hoover campaign runner announced here today. Simultaneous with the move, supporters favorable to Hoover are drafting an agriculture plank for submission to the committee on restrictions which will shape the party platform.
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Charges of Liquor Cash Backers Taint Albany Campaign
New York June 2 Charges that Gov Alfred Sulzer was receiving financial support from box ball pool a public utility and brewery interests in his presidential campaign were charged before the senate campaign fund slining committee by Rev Ogenr Miller superintendent of the Civic League of Albany Miller testified that Sulzer had spoken with Western Democrat leaders and that $25 000 had been received from a coalition in Albany The witness also said Sulzer claimed a prior loan of 100 from Sulzer and recounted a motel Biltmore conference with the governor last January Miller said the pool money backed the Smith campaign and that final sums reached hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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Denials of Tammany backing Smith emerge in New York
In New York on February 2, George W. Alvens, grand sachem of Tammany’s older wing, told the campaign funds committee that Tammany did not receive funds or back Governor Al Smith's presidential bid. Olvany testified that neither Tammany nor the county committee was officially involved, saying Democratic actions there were an individual matter.
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