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September 1, 1928

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WORK HERE, CLAIMS STATE FOR HOOVER; CONSULTS LEADERS; Predicts Smith Will Get About as Many Electoral Votes in Nation as Davis in 1924. BASES THIS ON PROSPERITY Talks With Many Party Chiefs and Praises the Work of Organization. SAYS FARM UNREST WANES Denies Party Has Anything to Do With a Whispering Campaign --Leaves for Maine. Sees State Leaders. WORK HERE; CLAIMS STATE FOR HOOVER

By Unknown Author

Both parties find import for Pres election in State election trend

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SMITH STANDS BY ACCEPTANCE SPEECH ON FARM FEE PLAN; Cites It to Show That All Suggested Relief SchemesDeserve Study.ENDS READING ADDRESSESGovernor Feels He Can GetCloser to People by TalkingExtemporaneously.CONGRATULATES ROBINSON Telegraphs Running Mate ThatWhat He Heard Over Radio"Was Wonderful." Governor Satisfied Peek. Will Read No More Speeches. Says He Quoted Figures. Sends Message to Robinson.

By From a Staff Correspondent of The New York Times

Smith cites acceptance s to show stand on equalization fee

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Notable Births

George Maharis

1928George Maharis, American actor, singer, and artist (died 2023)[†]

George Maharis was a Greek/American actor, singer, and visual artist who portrayed Buz Murdock in the first three seasons of the TV series Route 66. Maharis also recorded several pop music albums at the height of his fame, and later starred in the TV series The Most Deadly Game.