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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1928
Page
4
Republican ticket slate for 1932 election announced
The campaign list includes President Herbert Hoover with Vice President Charles Curtis, U S Senator David A Reed, State Treasurer Edward Martin, Auditor General Charles A Waters, Supreme Court Judge William D Porter, Congress member T G Cochran, and Assembly member A W Mumford as the official ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Hoover
Charles Curtis
United States
David A. Reed
Edward Martin
Charles A. Waters
Supreme Court
William D. Porter
Congress
T. G. Cochran
Assembly
A. W. Mumford
Hamilton and Jefferson clash over a nation’s history
A late editorial defends Alexander Hamilton’s role in founding the United States and criticizes Thomas Jefferson’s portrayal at a Democratic convention. It notes Washington’s selection of Hamilton for staff and cabinet, and cites New York Evening Post’s Hamilton and Jefferson piece. It also mocks a speech by Mr. Bowers and references Venticello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Hamilton
George Washington
Hamilton
United States
New York Evening Post
Jefferson
Bowers
Houston
Thomas Jefferson
Democratc
France
Venticello
America
Mr. Jefferson
Reed Campaign Logic Criticized in Houston Speech
The article argues Senator Reed uses flawed logic to attack Hoover and promote Smith, labeling his approach as misframed rhetoric. It notes Reed will campaign for Smith by denigrating Hoover, while Democratic leaders once criticized him as an obstructionist in the race for the party nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Reed
Claude Bowers
Houston
Jim Reed
Missouri
Reed
Smith
Hoover
30 Smith
Herbert Hoover
Bis
United States
al Smith
Prince of Wales
Mississippi River Valley
Clem
Senator Robinson
Arkansas
Lenasratey
John W. Davis
Smith Reed clash signals clash of campaign aims
The article argues Reed offers little constructive critique while Smith presents clear reform proposals. It notes Reed promotes a sharp slogan against Hoover, questions an English president, and mocks Hoover’s wartime efforts. The piece questions Reed’s effectiveness and cautions about his iffy campaign attacks.
Shaver and wife clash over Democratic nomination
Washington report notes Clem L. Shaver, former Democratic national chairman, and wife Mrs. Shaver openly spar over Al Smith’s nomination. The piece mocks party harmony efforts and discusses Shaver’s role, influence, and removal rumors, ending with his ineligibility as an elder statesman advisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Clem L. Shaver
Clem
Democratic National Committee
Echoes of a Poet's Passing in a Covntry Churchyard Elegy
A fragment from Thomas Gray's Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard recalls a youth's humble birth and noble soul. It reflects on fortune, science, melancholy, and Heaven rewarding virtue, ending with the rest of the poet's father and God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Gray
Covntry Churchyard
Two Little Lovers Green follows Love Birds
Peter and his wife travel along a northbound trail guided by a talking parrot and a whispered Love Birds warning. They bathe drink and admire their feathers while noting distant Toco and Parrot references. A hidden presence spooks them until a sweet voice reassures that the Love Birds mean no harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobolink
Toco
Bob
Five Tin Pan Alley figures and a note on New York tours
The piece profiles five key Tin Pan Alley music publishers, noting their influence on popular song and the irony of their musical limits. It highlights leading women composers like Mabel Wayne and Dorothy Fields, plus the dynamic of Broadway studios shaping refrains. It also surveys New York’s summer tourism and a new Telephone Message Bureau service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tin Pan Alley
Joe Keit
Phil Kornheiser
Bobby Crawford
Saul Bernstein
Louis Bernstein
Tin Pan
Pone
Borstein
Irving Berlin
Dick Rogers
Ted Lewis
W. C. Handy
Walter Donaldson
Mabel Wayne
Miss Wayne
Pan Alley
Dolly Morse
Dorothy Fields
Lew
Weber and Fields
Colleg
Telephone Message Bureau
Just Folks by Edgar 4 Guest
Poem fragment where Just Folks and Play meet and argue which is the better of the two. They converse about work and play, reflecting on everyday life and human nature in a casual, conversational tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Play
Just Folks
Edgar
Dinner Stories and the London Revue Tale
A dentist and tailor joke opens with a well known comedian who had last year delivered a suit. She traveled to London on speculation and visited a British revue sponsor’s offices seeking work. The producer replied she is the exact type and offered the role of an obnoxious American.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
One Minute Pulpit Reflects on God's Mighty Works
The brief reflection recalls Psalm XII, verse 11 to 14, praising God’s mighty deeds and noting his wonders of old. It emphasizes remembering the Lord’s works, meditating on his actions, and declaring his strength among the people in the sanctuary.
Diet and Health Katydids Debate Acid Base Food List
The reader questions conflicting Diet League claims that nuts and legumes are acid forming while egg yolk is alkaline. The correspondent asks which stance is correct amid disagreements among physiological chemists and researchers, noting confusion for non-experts seeking reliable guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sansum
Eighty Eight Guard Members Head to Mt Gretna Camp
Eighty eight members of Company HU National Guard departed for the annual summer encampment at Mt Gretna PA. Warren Library Association officers were re-elected with Edward Wetmore as president. Warren Chamber of Commerce received new highway signs. Nearly an inch of rain fell in the last day per Observer Ralph Simpson. Miss Nel Sill of Music of Art Cleveland visited her parents in Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Company HU
National Guard
Mt. Gretna
The
Warren Library Association
Edward ID. Wetmore
Ralph Simpson
Nel Sill
the Music of Art
Cleveland
G. G . Sill
Madison Avenue
Appointments and Prominent Local Notes From Warren County
July 12 1927 Warren County news lists Jesse G Smith named Investigator of Deaths and Inheritance Tax Appraiser by Auditor General Edward Martin. Farmers seek hay harvest aid. Edith Baker the last surviving woman taxi driver in New York discusses independence. Diet column covers acid and alkali foods and pamphlet offers, plus household health tips. Tomorrow: Answers to Mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse G. Smith
Third Avenue, West
Warren County
Edward Martin
New York
Edith Baker
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Lulu Hunt Peters
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