Garner Dignity Campaign Opens Quietly in Chicago
In a modest campaign launch in Chicago the Garner for president effort emphasizes simplicity and readiness for the Democratic convention. State Sen Walter Woodul of Houston leads Texas supporters at Hotel Sherman, with a map claiming Roosevelt may fail to win on first or third ballots.
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Chicago
Jime
John N. Garner
Texas
Sherman
Garner
Woodul
Walter F. Woodul
Houston
Democratic Party
Gararr
National Congress
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New Vote
Elvesay
Roosevelt
Woodal
Geover
Texans Plan Big Demonstration at Garner Parade
Texas delegates to the Demograde national convention in Chicago next week will stage a large Garner for President parade, per a letter to John K. Weber, chair of the Bexar county Democratic executive committee, from Walter Woodul, Garner for President club chair. Delegates listed include Mrs. J. E. Bing, Mrs. W. B. Edmondson, J. B. Lowrey, Mrs. B. C. Bucleson, Mayor C. M. Chambers, Phil H. Shook, J. E. Harley, H. H. Sevier, J. R. Davis, R. G. McDaniel, J. R. Berry, Alton Luckett, H. R. Rutherford, and Roy Miller.
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Texas
Chicago
John K. Weber
Bexar County
Democratic Executive Committee
Walter Woodul
Weber
J. E. Bing
W. B. Edmondson
J. B. Lowrey
B.C. Bucleson
C. M. Chambers
Phil H. Shook
J. E. Harley
H. H. Sevier
J. R. Davis
R. G. McDaniel
Odem
J. R. Berry
Aransas Pass
Alton Luckett
New Braunfeds
H. R. Rutherland
Roy Miller
Corpus Christi
Klan Credited With Riding Roosevelt Controversy
The New York Times reports that John M. Callahan, a Wisconsin Democratic committeeman, sent delegates letters alleging Ku Klux Klan aid to the Roosevelt movement in the South. The letters claim to show correspondence among Roosevelt, his preconvention manager Palen I, James A Farely, and Roosevelt Southern club organizers.
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Roosevelt
New York
New York Times
John M. Callahan
Democratic National Committee
Wisconsin
Franklin D. Roosevelt
South
Ku Klux Klan
Tur- Palen Imanager
James A. Farely
Roosevelt Southern
Senator Robinson Pushes Prohibition Repeal Submission
Washington reports Senator Robinson of Arkansas favors a Democratic plank urging submission to the people of a prohibition repeal amendment. The stance reflects views of a sizable bloc of Democratic Senators allied with Roosevelt, who discussed platform questions at the Capitol yesterday.
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Robinson
Washington, D.C
Arkansas
Roosevelt
Garner Train to Be Given Big Welcome
California Garner for President delegates head to Chicago to greet the special train arriving Saturday morning at 1 30 over the Santa Fe. J Barlow finance chairman of the California Democratic party committee and a delegation member confirms Garner headquarters running at the Sarrman hotel with early arrival details.
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Los Angeles
California
Chicago
Santa Fe
J. Barlow
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Democratic Alne
Sarrman
Candidate Grow with your community through real estate in San Antonio
Light Classified Hal Estate promotes growth in San Antonio real estate. Investment opportunities target community development and local property options.
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San Antonio
Hal Estate
Bee Light
League Rally at Somerset Opens Summer Campaign
About 500 people gathered for an open air Citizens League rally in Somerset on Monday night. Speakers urged economy and pledged salary cuts, aiming to win all five Bexar County offices and target incumbents. Candidates included Huntress, Tynan, Maverick, Hausser, Davis, Bell, Nowlin Randolph, Briscoe, Leighton, Quill, and Frost Woodhull.
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Citizens’ League
Somerset Bronday
League
Bexar County
George W. Huntress Jr
Walter Tynan
Maury Maverick
Albert Hausser
D. F. Davis
Sam C. Bell
Nowlin Randolph
J. T. Briscoe
Thomas Leighton
Dan Quill
Frost Woodhull
Civil Service Warns Officials to Avoid Political Campaigns
The U S Civil Service Commission warned federal employees nationwide to refrain from any active participation in political campaigns or face possible job loss. It stressed personal accountability for actions by any group one belongs to and noted a circular urging members to oppose certain congressmen without endorsing specific candidates. The issue is under review.
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Washington, D. C
Civil Service Commission
Commission
American Federation of Labor
Preference for Vets Aids Jobs on Projects
Senate adoption of a provision to give job preference to ex-service men with dependents on employing Jabaran projects under the Democratic unemployment relief bill. The item notes related financial ads and classified notices about loans and property.
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Washington, D.C
Senate
Paskob Opposes Change as Dry Law Dominates 1932 Bid
Chicago June 21. Democratic national committee chairman John J. Raskob named prohibition as the standout issue of the 1932 presidential campaign. He supported Jo uett Shouse as permanent convention chairman and warned against moving to replace him. Raskob declined to name a presidential candidate and said he would not seek the post again.
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John J. Raskob
Democratic National Committee
Haskob
Jouett Shouse
Shouse
Roosevelt
Walsh
Montana
Raskub
Alfred E. Smith
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