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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1928

Page

2

Smith Voicing End to Prohibition and Farm Relief Plans

Edward W Pickard reviews Gov. Al Smith’s Albany speech opposing the Eighteenth Amendment and Volstead Act while calling for state option on alcohol and a state referendum. He notes Smith’s farm relief stance, enforcement promise, and the political tilt toward the Eastern states.

al Smith Albany Smith Hoover Condh Houston South Middle West Arkansas Gazette of Little Rock Gazette

Hoover urges greater foreign trade for U S in San Francisco speech

Herbert Hoover argues that American industry must expand foreign trade as an urgent national goal. He notes world demand rising and predicts stronger competition from Orient markets, citing a 50 percent rise in U S foreign trade during his tenure as secretary of commerce.

Herbert Hoover Hoover San Francisco America United States

Hoover's Fitness for the Presidential Chair

Stanford University head asserts Herbert Hoover is exceptionally informed on global government and economics. He credits Hoover with superior training for the presidency and calls the fall vote a sure thing, not an experiment or chance.

Stanford University California Herbert Hoover Hoover

Republican reserves in the East could shift presidential race

Senator George H. Moses of New Hampshire warned of strong Republican reserves in the East to mobilize for a presidential race. He said Democrats must win five large Eastern states, which he called debatable, and that Republicans plan to remove them from the debatable column.

George H. Moses New Hampshire Moses Smith

Hoover Refuses Photo While Fishing for Trout

Herbert Hoover declined to be photographed while fishing for trout saying two acts should not be photographed one is fishing and the other praying. He explained this stance to reporters, emphasizing privacy in personal moments.

Herbert Hoover

Hoover Viewed as Pure Americanism by Europe

Frank H. Simonds calls Hoover the supreme American expression in Europe noting Britain mocks foes who label him pro British. Simonds, a recognized international affairs authority, argues Hoover embodies American ideals Europe has faced.

Great Britain Hoover Frank H. Simonds Europe

Republican Stand For Tariff Wages In Immigration Debate

At the bottom of it all there may be new issues in the campaign this year but Herbert Hoover and the Republican party still stand for the high wages that tariff protection and immigration restriction have given.

Herbert Hoover

Hoover’s Push Rise From Handcar to National Stage

In Grass Valley California during the early 1890s Herbert Hoover trained for politics while pushing a handcar on a mining road. His unlikely prep foreshadowed a future national leadership role and political ascent.

Hoover Herbert Hoover Grass Valley California

Hoover’s Engineering Skill Believed Key to Parking Problem

A writer argues that Herbert Hoover should be elected because he is the only man in the country with the engineering skill needed to handle the looming parking problem in the next year or so.

Hoover

Senator Owen Praises Hoover as Best Presidential Fitting

Senator Owen of Oklahoma, a Democrat, says Herbert Hoover is the best fitted man ever proposed for the Presidency.

Owen Oklahoma Herbert Hoover

South on Fire Says Work in Hoover Fight Speech

Dr Hubert Work outlined GOP strategy focusing on the South where Hoover sentiment weakens Democrats. He described the region as morally charged and warned opponents face a difficult task in cooling the fire.

South Hoover Republican Committee Hubert Work Doctor Work Democratic Chairman Work

Labor Banks Extend Influence in Finance and Credit Power

The labor movement expands into banking, showing it can manage credit and provide capital for industry. Labor banks aim to follow sound banking rules, curb anti union pressures, and protect workers from fraudulent investments while growing with wage savings and corporate ties. The movement predicts continued prosperity and a larger share in the financial structure.

Labor Movement of America Government Post Office United States

Labor Day Fit Time for Workers to Rededicate Themselves

Observance of Labor Day honors the justice of principles behind organized labor and its aim to lift toil into dignity. The United Mine Workers of America face sacrifice from opponents but vow to persevere, continuing to bring happiness to workers. The piece urges workers to pause, reflect, and renew commitment to labor’s cause.

Organized United Mine Workers of America Labor America

Trade Union Movement Champions Home Rule Declares Support

The trade union movement positions itself as the foremost defender of liberty and self government urging home rule in municipalities. It argues state and federal balance requires local autonomy to prevent distant authorities from overriding local needs and rights.

Trade Union

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