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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1928

Page

10

Nomination news colors presidential campaign in Wisconsin

Superior Wisconsin June 29 AP News reports Governor Alfred E Smith of New York nominated by Democrats for president while Coolidge maintains a low profile at the Houston convention. Coolidge plans a two morning work schedule and Brule River fishing trips as he starts summer duties from Geser Island Lodge 89 miles away.

Superior Wis Alfred E. Smith New York United States Presierridge Simmth Bouston Coolidge Crttar Wand Lodge Houston Brule

Walker Plans Houston Visit and West Coast Speaking Tour

New York Mayor James J. Walker will depart Houston after the Democratic convention adjourns and travel west. He may speak in Fort Worth El Paso Los Angeles and San Francisco delivering non political ad remes while awaiting Governor Smiths nomination. Walker says New York has known Governor Smith is the greatest administrative force of this generation.

Houston James J. Walker New York Pacific Coast Fort Worth el Paso California Los Angeles San Francisco Smith United States F.ue Walker

Rumor of Man Killed in Malad Liquor Raid Debunked

A rumor of a fatal shooting during a Malad Idaho liquor raid was false, according to a Tribune dispatch. The false rumor stemmed from a gas stove explosion that burned Aldon Jesup in what was not connected to the raid. The Malad raid, led by E E McGinnes, yielded one still of 100 gallons, 1000 gallons of mash, 300 gallons of whiskey, 43 sacks of sugar, and equipment later destroyed. Frank Pierce and James Benson were arrested and transported to Pocatello for the investigation.

Malad Idaho the Tribune Aldon Jesup Frank Pierce James Benson E E McGinnes Mejad Utah Pocatello Sherifs Force

Romantic Rise of an East Side Urchin study of Al Smith by Louis Biedermann

A photographic study titled Romantic Rise of an East Side Urchin profiles Governor Al Smith against a colorful life backdrop. Louis Biedermann, noted fameops, presents a detailed visual narrative of Smith's public and private moments within a bustling urban setting.

al Smith Louis Biedermann

Robinson Sees States Give Vote Shifts Amid Final Ballot Count

The report details state-by-state vote reallocations favoring Robinson as Key electors shift in many contests. Florida and Massachusetts list Robinson gains, while Barkley loses support. the nationwide tally reaches 1099 votes with 732 to clinch.

Porto Rico Robinson Canals Zone Virgin Islands Massachusetts Edgar Deri Kentucky Wyoming Tennessee Barkley Virginia Oregon Bebinson Idaho Pennsylvania California Missouri New Hampshire Philippine Islands Allen Mre Ross Barkiey F _etcher Moody Berry Woollen Stevenson

Stage star seeks divorce from Stamford husband in Chicago suit

Jeanne Engels files in Superior Court to end her marriage to Edward Haris Coy begun August 27 1923 at Stamford Conn The complaint cites extreme cruel treatment including violent shaking and face striking on November 4 1927 the date of separation Coy believed in Chicago but not located today The narrative notes his Yale football foe comparison and references his alleged gridiron stardom.

Chicago Jeanne Engels Edward Haris Coy Rom St Stamford Conn Miss Engels Yale

Reed to Aid Smith Forces in Houston Campaign

Len Reed of Missouri told friends gathered in his room after Gov. Smith’s nomination that he would go out to battle the Republicans in the coming campaign. Despite strenuous efforts, he remained in good spirits after the balloting as he discussed plans with colleagues. Mrs. Reed expressed relief and hoped the senator would retire from politics next March.

Houston Len Reed Missouri Gov. Smith

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