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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1928
Page
5
The Democratic National Committee released the first section of its official campaign handbook containing authorized biographical sketches of Governor Alfred E. Smith and Senator Joseph T Robinson. The complete handbook will be issued this week.
The piece notes the first presidential campaign book without a candidate image, explaining the cover now shows no photo since Gov Smith is widely known. It portrays him as humane, energetic, and connected to ordinary people, emphasizing his warmth, friendships, and dedication to uplifting workers.
A campaign book portrays Governor Smith and Senator Robinson, tracing Smith’s rise from city streets to governor and cabinet reforms, including education funding, public ownership, and social legislation. It contrasts Robinson’s ascent from rural origins through multiple offices, noting notable endorsements and Republican critics.
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