Hoover Foes Warn of Farm Crisis and Voter Duty
A political tract argues that Herbert Hoover and Coolidge policies will fail farmers in the Midwest. It denounces the campaign tactics, urges breaking the White House blockade for agricultural relief, and cites Pastor H E Lacy who urges church members to vote November 6 for the candidate best for the country while avoiding pulpit political agitation.
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Hoover
Midwest
Kansas City
Great Agricultural Section
Coolidge
Hughes
Mr. Hoover
Congress
Mr. Coolidge
White House
Lowden
Dawes
Herbert Hoover
Jesus Christ
Senator Norris Urges Farm Relief and Smith Victory
The Telegraph endorses Senator Norris and urges voters in the agricultural district to back Governor Smith and the Democratic ticket on farm relief. It argues the McNary-Haugen plan offers a path to higher wheat prices via a farmer controlled government entity, backed by tariff and transport costs.
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Democratic Party
Smith
Gov. Smith
Herbert Hoover
Coolidge
George W. Norris
Congress
Muscle Shoals
Norris
Middle West
Kansas City
Telegraph
Farmers Back McNary Haugen Bill Supporter Endorsements
For partisan reasons backers endorse McNary Haugen as the main farm relief, praising Senator Norris and listing Hoover allies like Borah Dawes Curtis McMullen Howell and Simmons. They urge Governor Smith, Richard Metcalfe for Senate, and John McCoy for Congress to form a Democratic majority aligned with the bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Hoover
Imen
Borah
Dawes
Curtis
McMullen
Howell
Simmons
Norris
Smith
Richard IL. Metcalfe
United States
John McCoy
Mr. Metcalfe
Mr. McCoy
Gov. Smith
Is Herbert Hoover a Farmers Friend in Votes
The piece argues farmers bore the brunt of wartime grain pricing and accuses Herbert Hoover of keeping wheat prices down during 1918 and 1919. It cites a 1919 cable claiming price control would persist without intervention and hints that Governor Smith would challenge Hoover with that evidence.
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Food Administration
Europe
Herbert Hoover
Uncle Sam
Mr. Hoover
Hoover
N. J
Borah
Justice for All or Just Justice for a Few
County Judge Kahl sparked debate by allegedly saying he would expel Governor Al Smith and followers. The piece argues a legal education is essential for fair county court decisions, noting risks of biased sentences and praising the value of trained judgment in Cheyenne county’s race for county judge.
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Kahl
al Smith
Cheyenne County
Hoover a total loss says Dr Gifford in World Herald
Dr Harold Gifford calls Herbert Hoover a total loss on farm relief and the power trust noting Norris support for Governor Smith as Democratic nominee. He contrasts Smith and Hoover on public ownership and farm aid, saying Smith offers a square deal while Hoover ignores chances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Gifford
World-Herald
Herbert Hoover
Norris
Smith
Hoover
Farm Relief
Power Trust
England
Orda ined to Preach Gospel in Campaign Uptick
In the heat of a political campaign some see Protestant unity in a crusade against Al Smith and the Catholic church. The article states this perception is not accurate. It asserts camp beliefs were distorted and denies a united rehad against Smith or Catholicism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha World-Herald
No Quakers There and Patriotism in War and Peace
Alice Joyce Helfrich of Sidney amid a reader letter debate questions how a Quaker like Herbert Hoover could serve as president and commander in chief while peaceably objecting to war. She contrasts Catholic volunteerism in war with Quaker objection, asking if fairness applies to all faiths in times of peace.
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Sidney
Nebr
the Telegraph
Col. L. L. Yandell
Jackson, Miss
Mr. Hoover
Alice Joyce Helfrich
Special Father and Son Sermon Planned by Pastor
During Father and Son week the Presbyterian church will host a Sunday morning sermon by Rev H C Welker titled Our Children Our Most Precious Earthy Possession. All interested are invited to attend.
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H. C. Welker
Presbyterian Church
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Ti.e.r
H. E. Lacy
Grace Methodist Church
Kennard
Senator Norris
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