Smith Has Three Speeches To Give In Eastern
New York October 20 Governor Alfred E. Smith returns home to continue intensive efforts for the presidency. He will speak in Newark on Wednesday Brooklyn Friday and Madison Square Garden Saturday before election returns. He campaigns on foreign policy and anti-German rhetoric, linking the Ku Klux Klan and the league to the Republican drive. His farewell remarks emphasize peace, international rights, and non entangling alliances while highlighting his farm relief and reform programs.
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Wednesday's Five Best Radio Features
United Press dispatch notes radio segments from 1928 listings including Carmen excerpt from Chicazo auditorium, Ame hour on WEAF, Pal molive hour, WOR hol nour, and Slumber ATLANTA flash. In Atlanta on Oct 30, formal murder charges are filed against Oglethorpe University students George Harsh and Richard Gallogy linked to thrill holdups causing $150,000 in damages.
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Curtis Attacks Smith Tariff Policy in South Bend Speech
Senator Charles Curtis republican vice presidential nominee continued his campaign attack on Alfred E. Smith in a South Bend address. He charged Smith endorsed the Underwood tariff bill and attacked Smith on immigration and farm relief. Curtis emphasized reliance on scientific crops and urged strict immigration limits amid Kansas farming concerns.
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Republicans to Ignore Smiths Latest Attacks
Washington October 20 Herbert Hoover will ignore attacks on Alfred E Smith and deny intolerance in the campaign. At Hoover headquarters the position was stated and a formal response would come from campaign speakers in the next days.
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Kansas Educator Addresses Clubs
Prof Walter Burr head economics and sociology at State College Manhattan spoke to Ys Mens and Rotarians. He urged small towns to embrace rural migration aided by auto and air travel, noting rising agriculture. He warned on modernization needs and business opportunities for small town merchants and farmers.
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Plans Maturing for Republican Rally on Friday
A Washington county Republican rally is shaping up for Friday evening at the high school auditorium. A torch parade and band are planned with three torch bearers. Delegations from towns across the county are expected to attend. Major Dent Atkinson of New York will deliver the address. A committee meeting will finalize plans for the parade and event details.
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Poll of American College Students Gives Hoover Lead
A poll of 1 194 colleges and universities shows Herbert Hoover leading in 38 states and the District of Columbia, with Alfred E. Smith leading in ten states. College Humor reports the survey canvassed 92 508 students with results varying by state and region. Will Rogers received a small share of the vote. New York backed Hoover by about three to one.
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Thomas Believes He Will Be Defeated
Boston dispatch reports confusion over a local political race as Norman Frasmet and others debate likely outcomes. The piece mentions Bart and Smith amid disjointed notes on speakers Claud Tucker and Carl Jungbluth, with an uncertain prediction of election results.
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Bank at Waverly Robbed by Bandit Gang Today
A six to eight member gang robbed the State Bank of Waverly today, taking between 2000 and 2000 dollars in cash after failing to open the safe. Bank staff and customers were forced to lie on the floor while the robbers fled in two automobiles. A bystander fired at the getaway vehicle but no injuries are confirmed. The safe’s time lock allegedly prevented opening before 4 pm.
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Former Pastor of Central Presbyterian Dies in Nevada
Dr. RD. Echalu, former pastor of Central Presbyterian Church, died yesterday at 5 am from a sun embolus. He arrived in Nevada in August from Cedar Falls after long pastorates, later serving Sioux City and other towns. Survived by wife Margaret Safely. His widow was a Washington high school teacher. plans for funeral not yet made.
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Iowa Methodists limiting pastors voting rights headline
Iowa Methodist pastors will be unable to vote as district officials plan a reallocation of posts after the Des Moines district meeting. The Des Moines delegation confirms changes affect former residents and staff assignments, with timing discussed around September and the upcoming November period.
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Expect Women 10 Have Large Part in 1928 Election
The piece notes both parties mobilizing women across classes from college to industrial to domestic workers. It cites organized drives, paid speakers, and district tasks assigning women to expand turnout. Prohibition tensions and female suffrage are highlighted as shaping campaigns and voter engagement nationwide.
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Fire tears through Gatineau nun convent killing three sisters
A disastrous blaze in Gatineau Point Quebec destroyed a frame convent of the Grey Nuns of the Cross. Three sisters died and another nun was seriously injured and hospitalized. The status of the remaining survivor is uncertain with two possible outcomes.
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Graf Zeppelin crosses Atlantic toward Irish coast
The Graf Zeppelin neared the Irish coast after flying across the Atlantic with officials expecting it to reach Friedrichshafen Wednesday. Reports note weathered conditions, radio contacts, and plans for a postflight reception plus discussion of a transatlantic airship airport near Basle.
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Mason City Banker C H Menider Dies at 68
Charles I Menider, 68, Mason City capitalist and banker, died suddenly at his home from a heart attack at 11:20 a.m. He had just visited his bank that morning. Hanford MacNider, his son and former assistant secretary of war, was en route to Mason City after being notified. Menider led First National Bank of Mason City and chaired Portland cement ventures and Alpha Portland Cement, also serving on Milwaukee railroad interests. Funeral arrangements were not yet made.
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Reno to answer Senator Brookhart in Ottumwa meeting
Milo Reno president of the farm union will reply to Senator Brookhart after an address by Senator Smith W. Brookhart. The event, held Saturday under the auspices of agricultural equality voters, supports Gov. Alfred.
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Bellanca monoplane flight to Rome postponed by weather
Roosevelt Field NY October 20 poor weather postponed a planned start for a Bellanca monoplane flight to Rome. Columb Boxer Q Williams said unfavorable conditions were reported over the Atlantic shortly before 2 20 p m and that the outlook remained doubtful.
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Two Ways to Bring Peace to Railroads Outlined Today
Washington report outlines two settlement options from President Coolidge's special emergency board addressing a rail labor dispute involving 55 railroads and 70 000 workers. Both proposals recommend wage increases with retroactive effect from May 11. The first offers six and a half percent, the second seven and a half percent plus elimination of double header and tonnage rules if accepted.
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