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July 1, 1928

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Gov. Smith Will Talk to the People of the Nation In the Same Language He uses in Home State

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200,000 See a French Flier Burn to Death; Falling Plane Kills Two women in Crowd

By Special Cable to THE NEW YORK TIMES

PARIS, June 30.--Many former pilots of the Lafayette Escadrille, who came here from all parts of the United States for the dedication of the monument to the memory of the American air volunteers who died in ...

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AIM TO WIN OVER SOUTH ON ISSUES; Democrates Supporting Governor Smith Put Chief Reliance on Educational Campaign. EXPECT HIM TO AID THEM Think His Personal Appearance and Truth About-the Real Man Will Rout Prejudice. To Explain Smith's Stand. Getting Out the Vote Essential. AIM TO WIN OVER SOUTH ON ISSUES Want Smith to Speak. Outlines Southern Campaign. Robinson on the Stump. Predict More Doubtful States.

By W.a. Warn. Special To the New York Times

Dem leaders plan campaign for Smith; want him to speak; statement by R Latham

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DRY FORCE MOBILIZED BY DORAN FOR DRIVE TO 'MOP UP' NEW YORK; Broadway Night Club Raids Started the Campaign-- 100 Agents Sent Here. MORE PADLOCKS FORESEEN Evidence Found by Agents at Resorts, Official Indicates-- Denies Coup Was Costly. NOT POLITICAL, HE INSISTS But Admits Mrs. Willebrandt Was Author of Coup at 'Psychological Moment.' Night Club Women Held. Find Charges After Long Hunt. DRY FORCE CALLED BY DORAN FOR DRIVE Dilemma Seen for Campbell.

By Special to The New York Times

Drive to "dry up" metropolitan area

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HOOVER WILL HAVE AID OF LOWDEN MEN IN HIS CAMPAIGN; Kansas City "Coalition" Chiefs Promise Their Support-- Lowden Himself Silent. FARM VOTE IS CALLED SAFE Rumors That Hoover Would Retort to Smith on Dry Issue Are Without Basis. VETERAN GROUP ORGANIZES National Chairman Quits Capital for Conferences at Chicago and to See Coolidge. Asserts Farm Vote Is Safe. Not Answering Smith Now. HOOVER WILL HAVE AID OF LOWDEN MEN

By Special to The New York Times

Silent on whether he will support Hoover-Curtis ticket

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