14 Jul 1928
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1928
Page
1
The Thomasville Times Enterprise features a chorus of political quips and observations touching the Southern Party, Curtises, and national figures. It includes editorials and satirical jabs on voting, leadership, and party dynamics as readers prepare for elections.
The Thomasville Times-Enterprise urges reviving the Junior Chamber of Commerce to boost civic projects. Officers plan a membership drive to create a bustling, active group of young business and professional leaders. The Jaycee's past work on the White Way and paving spurred major city improvements and bond issues.
Public interest in the county race is minimal with few rumors of mudslinging. The Wednesday ballot will determine county offices for four years from January first. Voters are urged to cast their ballots, as no official expression can occur after Wednesday.
Voters surpass 3900 on registration as turnout is expected to top county records. Republicans boast funds while fearing defeat of the Smith nominee. Democrats report $200000 in treasury from the Houston convention and expect Big Business support. Tammany influence cited as shaping campaign finances and machinery.
The piece criticizes Chicago party bodies and urges a new third party in the South. It argues the South could recruit quickly to challenge Democratic dominance, insisting the movement align with core freedoms. It warns that Southern leaders must redeem themselves or lose their influence as people seek stronger, fearless leadership.
The New York Giants under John McGraw suffer a rough road trip through Pittsburgh and St. Louis. The Pirates win three of four as Aldridge is hammered early, Cardinals surge to lead, ending with an 11 to 6 defeat and McGraw’s club dropping to third place in the standings. George Harper, former Giant, hits a home in the loss.
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