Roosevelt urges Lehman in bid to revive farm wealth
Governor Franklin D Roosevelt tells East that restoring prices for key farm crops is essential to national prosperity. He urges voters to elect Berbert S Lehman as a continuation of humane government, citing help for the sick and roads in New York amid a Western tour noting farmers barter and tax payments in corn.
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Rogers Sees Texas Campaign as Most Interesting
Hollywood actor Wal Rogers said in Mexico that the Texas campaign is the most interesting in the United States. He noted Texans are split on women and men governors and predicted Roosevelt will be the next U S president. Rogers spoke en route to Arkansas from a plane.
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Public apology from ex Hooverer Senator Owen in 1932
Former Senator Robert L. Owen of Oklahoma issued a public apology for bolting the Democratic ranks in 1824 to back Hoover. In a telegram to Democratic chairman James Farley he called Hoover’s administration a colossal failure and urged others to express similar dissent.
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Women Plan Hoover Drawn From Midwest Farm Women
Chicago October 8 The Republican farm women conference outlines steps to mobilize county chairmen in 11 Midwestern states and to reach farm housewives via speaking tours and radio. Mrs T L Smith heads the farm women's division and notes rising policy interest among women.
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Supreme Court bars Hidalgo Good Government party from ballot
The Texas Supreme Court, in a certified question, ruled the Good Government party of Hidalgo County cannot appear on the general election ballot. It held the district court erred in granting injunctions to keep the secretary of state from listing two district judge candidates and one legislature candidate. Only statewide party candidates may appear on the ballot.
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Harrison Attacks Hoover Over Ambassador Recall
Senator Pat Harrison criticizes President Hoover for recalling ambassadors praising their return as political moves. He cites Walter Edge John Gaerett and Frederic Backett as examples and argues the administration is using diplomacy to bring Republicans home from abroad. The exchange reflects partisan tensions in Washington.
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Hoover Leader Praises Hoover in Chicago Speech
Labor Secretary Doak urged workers that Hoover is guiding the nation out of depression. He credited the president with preventing disaster and leading an offensive recovery, contrasting the Republican Party as the true ally of American workers.
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Hyde Warns Farmers Against Reducing Tariff
SHENANDOAH Oct. Democratic plans to cut tariffs would bring untold hardship to American farmers Arthur M. Hyde secretary of agriculture told Governor Roosevelt in an address. He argued lowering duties on foreign goods would prompt trading nations to lower tariffs on our exports. He warned farmers that few nations are industrial and many are agricultural and cited Argentina as ready to adjust rates if we cut ours on agricultural products.
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McBride Sees One Chance For Wet Victory In November
F Beett McBride superintendent of the Anti Saloon League says wets have one path to victory in the November elections. They must use party regularity to force dry congressmen from dry districts to vote wet. He argues party machinery could coerce dry lawmakers, potentially yielding a wet vote if repeal occurs. He remains cautiously hopeful but notes difficulty in predicting candidates.
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