Smith in Newark speech attacks Hoover and Republicans
Governor Smith closed his New Jersey swing and heads toward New York for the final push before election day. He accused Hoover and the GOP of fooling the people on farm relief and labor issues, urged stronger labor surveys, and touted Democratic remedies while praising Grover Cleveland. The Newark rally drew about 14,000 as crowds filled the One Hundred Thirteenth Regiment Armory.
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