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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1928

Page

6

Hoover Norris clash rocks Hoover-Curtis Borah GOP

Washington June 16 Hoover telegrams flood in as Senator Norris Republican of Nebraska launches a sharp attack on the Hoover Curtis Borah setup. He rails against the party platform and campaign figures, charging disgraceful methods and calling for scrutiny of water power interests and Daugherty related issues.

International News Service Washington Hoover Norris Nedrinsko Farm Bloc Coolidge Keoras City Namines Federal Trade Commission Pera Doheny Sizelaiz Fall Afr Hays Republican National

Reminisces On Curtis Early Career Record

Reminiscences recount the early career of Senator Curtis, a naval figure, as remembered by ALTA Holzselaher, a helowe SAL man, highlighting Kress hen and related details.

Seaator Curtis Alta Holzselaher Helowe Sal Man Kress

A Man Old Acquaintance of Republican Nominee for Vice President

A. R. Holzschuber, owner of Anzechuber Drug Co., recalls his long support for Curtis on campaigns from 1902 Kansas scenes to 1900s contests. He praises Curtis as a top political campaigner who never forgot a face and notes Texas backing for Charles Curtis for vice president at the Kansas City convention. The piece links Holzschuber to Curtis’s early political life and future Senate career.

Charlee Custis Kansas San Antonio Curtis A. R. Holzschuber Anzechuber St. Mary's Travis Charley Curtis Lotzschuber Seator Curtis Kansas City Herbert Ooster Tielaschuter Strom Charles" Curtis Hi Candiczer Aid Campaigning Banzas Islegran Creager Texas Hoover Charles Corlis Holeschuher House of Representatives Senate Ilinois White House Beriuce Coalinge Chirtig Ant Lowden Miner John Dwight Pittsburgh Vico Provident Cleveland Woolidge Vi Owas Dawes Curtig Curtin

Democratic Hopefuls Split Over Hoover Defeat Prospects

Senator Singfield predicts Democratic platform for Kansas City will boost Hoover’s defeat if it backs strong agricultural relief. He argues a farm relief plank could swing farmers and labor to support a Democratic win, claiming the party would unseat the Republicans with tailored policy.

Dr International Vema Service Gramass Tex Dune 5 Arte KR Mayfield Kansas City Houston McNars- Haugen Democratic Party Bawes Singfirld Fnllows Spininn Dawes Nlack McNary Nemier United States Sirue Republican Party Debstichel

Smith's Daughter to Go to Houston

Nycanes Freesee reports that Mrs. John Agama Warner formerly Emily Smith may become the first nondelegate to vote for her own father, Governor Minithy, at the essential convention. The event centers at Democraries headquarters with speculation that Warner will pay Mowston as an alternate from Mbany county.

Nycanes Freesee New York John Agama Warner Emily Smit Howe Anne Warner Mowston Mbany Caunt Eis Wink Ima Minithy

Hoover and Babe Ruth Promote Baseball Moment

An early Washington dispatch notes Mercet Hoover not a home run hitter yet still alongside Babe Ruth and other baseball luminaries. He was interrupted at the commerce department while walking to an elevator by Seattle lawyer Tonnes J. Caney who asked for his autograph. Hoover granted the request amid amusement.

Uy Anernational Washington Mercert Hoover Shine Hove Roth TJ Cobh Tess Speaker Oo Po Tonnes J. Caney Seattle Moeyer

Convention Favors Meek Agrarian Reform Debate

Simeon TD reports on a 1928 Universal Service dispatch noting a convention adjourned amid focus on platform, with farmers' groups and agrarian distress shaping the discussion. Iowa trends toward nonpartisan league and Taft-like reforms surface, while Wisconsin Minnesota and the Dakotas hold steady with calls for relief from wartime price pressures.

Simeon TD Fess Balted Sintea Sronter Ohl Camentier Universal Ser Ascipy June LO Platforia Minorits Iowa Wisconsin Minnesota Takolas Nebraska Missouri

TICKET NAMED BY COOLIDGE Continued From Page One

The article discusses the 1920 Republican vice presidential nomination process surrounding Calvin Coolidge. It notes Curtis and Dawes’ roles, internal party debates, and Coolidge ultimately favored over other candidates like Lowden. It mentions newspaper publicity shaping support and the convention dynamics in Cleveland.

Hoover Nominee Rift Tangles Political Chat

A garbled report from Washington claims Herbert Hoover is the Republican nominee and weighs in on farm relief and economic policy. McNary touts relief measures while noting differences on the McNary-Haugen bill. A Hoover national committee delegation will meet Tuesday as discussions on cabinet status and campaign preparations unfold.

McNary Meary Hoover Jamey W. Goa Hunt Hes Republican National Committee Floover ‘Tuekay Cond National Committee Polay Ney Pato Galit Hay

Republicans Go Home Happy In Kansas City Convention

Kansas City dispatch reports Republicans leaving the convention with brighter hopes after Charles Curtin of Kansas City was nominated for city president. Supporters say Curtin will ease farm relief tensions and blunt Frank Lowden's critique of the party platform.

GEORGE R. HOLMES _ i Kansas City Kansan City Charles Curtin Kancax Lowen Curtin Hag Frien Kansas Lara Alretehen Bhieletinna Byrkles McNary-Tianzen Breaure Fla Shanank Charles Crirtien Sonventi Ag Platforda Curtin Lawden Fadlon Rockies Tepihleay Party Woaver-Chirtis

Maybe So We Don’t Know The German Presidential Claim

A garbled Berlin sourced snippet speculates the next U.S. president will be German by ancestry. It claims Republican or Democrat outcomes hinge on Hoover and references Governor Al Smitt and a German mother tied to Hitler era figures. The piece misstates names and dates, noting Huber family roots and 1740 emigration.

Neva Srestee Berlin United States Geemayi Ly Hs Hnmlerant Telah Neaver Ryavery Huber Hulers Daten

Flood Devastates Kennett as River Break Floods Town

In Kennett Missouri the Sa Francia River breached two levees causing widespread inundation of farm lands and heavy property damage. National guardsmen worked to shore up defenses as the river rose, with thousands evacuated to higher ground and several Arkansas towns reporting rising waters and fear of further breaks.

Kennet Juin Sa Francia Terres Butérea Poitite Francia Ealets Risis

Hoover Drives Campaign Against Tammany Dems

Kansas June 18 A straight cut campaign argues Hoover cannot win the presidency while Tammany is dominant. Hoover backers plan to attack Smith and stress Americanism trade, waterways, and resources, while avoiding religious or prohibition issues. The strategy hinges on portraying Hoover as a protective, business friendly leader.

John T. Lambert Kansas Venorrel Bee Hoover Smith Honston Borah New York England Teala Pele

Sewage Treaty Sparks San Antonio Alamo Heights Dispute

An informal agreement emerged Saturday linking San Antonio to Alamo Heights over a proposed 1.25 million dollar sewage disposal plant. City officials and suburban leaders hinted at a pact to share sewage facilities, while political maneuvering and threats of a plant locally prompted warnings from Mayor Chambers and state engineers.

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