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RULING AND FOOLING WETS, DRYS Drys Get Bogus Enforcement, Wets Get Their Booze, Politicians Get Office, and Voters Get Swindled AS THE political campaign comes to a close one fact . towers...
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Herbert Hoover Heaves Hokum Into Crowd At Garden Address By Backstairs Spokesman t et us look for a moment at this man who will be President of the United *"* States for the next four years. I...
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What Choice Bigots? In Arkansas—Vote Smith Or Starve gEVERAL complaints have been received from people of Little Rock, Arkansas, about a resolution adopted by the lower house of the Arkansas...
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WHY I AM FOR NORMAN THOMAS And Why A Vote for Hoover or Smith Will Be Thrown Away— By Paul Douglas npHE average American progressive who J- fancies himself to be an lntellestua] continually...
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A PAGE OF EXCLUSIVE FEATURES NOTES ON MY CAMPAIGN ^gjjUjj mat 1 an»c iuuusbi. »uu musuiea ^ot using this column to boost my campaign for Seastor from New York. aieaeaty and restraint don't pay...
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AMUSEMENTS The Week On Stage By Joseph T. Shipley GOLD AND STEEL | npHE driving impulses of the society in which we seek to carry through our individual aspirations, are excellently caught—in...
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NEW YORK SOCIALISTS AT WORK New York City i^^^ants have been made for <i*r!!>ft» vaters throughout *??aa Sundaj awnlnc Oct***jr~; menioers of Party memS-roiea win >»vt various heed**...
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Mr. Hoover's Drivel JJERBERT HOOVER'S Madison Square Garden speech was an essay by a high school boy who has just heard that Herbert Spencer lived in the riineteenth century. Directed against...
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1924
Vol. 007 Issue 042 (October 6 1928)
RULING AND FOOLING WETS, DRYS
