Governor Smith as reformer and educator advocate
A profile praising Governor Smith highlights his economy standard of spending for value, education gains in public schools, and nonpartisan commissions. It notes increased New York school funding, teacher pay raises, rural education focus, and expanded social legislation.
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Smith
Charles S. Whitman
Whitman
Friedsam
New York
Cleveland
Roosevelt
Wilson
Smith Ha
Theodore Roosevelt
Watertown
Aluminum Trust
Port Authority
New York Harbor
Albany
Senate
Coolidge
State of
Tammany Hall
Department of Labor
New York State Department of Labor Bulletin
League of Women Voters
Miller
Frederick M. Davenport
State Senate
Hoover
San Francisco
W. Rourke Cochran
James M Cox
Ohio
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Houston
William G. McAdoo
John W. Davis
Davis
Joe T. Robinson
Arkansas
Live Stock Prices at South Omaha
In the Union Stock Yards report from Oct 1 1928 prices show fat cattle steady to 15 higher with top at 16.75 while hogs fall sharply. Fat lambs raise 10 15 cents to around 13.50, feeders steady near 12.00, and various ranges for cattle, calves, and stockers reflect mixed demand and large receipts of sheep and hogs.
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Union Stock Yards
Westers
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Henry Moskowit
Call
Sam Fine
Wall Street
Engineering Society
Bar Association
South Omaha
St. Patrick’s Auditorium
Richard L. Metcalfe
Nebraska
U. S
Lincoln Star
Bert Allington
Emory Planck
James
Supreme Court
Dean
Custer County
Michael L. Endres
Watie
Bavarga
Germany
Omaha
Businese
Dougiaa County
Board of Education
M. L. Endres
Nev
Rob Roy
Donald Company
Grand Island