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V. SMITH CAN
BE SENATOR
Eu (1 s Sentiment in
New York Among
Democrats and Re-
giggfiinlicans Strong for
."
ig'WILL HE RETIRE?
Still a Belief That He
Will Be Contender
For Next Presiden-
tial Nomination
By DAV ID LA‘VRESCE.
Copytight.1925
Special Correspondent ot the
Evening Sentinel
'NEW YORK. April 7-'l'he mos?
rigniticant development in demo-
muc‘nationai politics since the last
election has been the triumph of Al
filth. democratic Governor at the
‘ mate of \'c u \ork, over a. legisla-
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or”?!
euro dominated by a. Republican
minority in both houses. l
‘ \0 .only art the Democrats In the
«iinre state singing tit: praises 0!,
Al Smith but. exen in such a stauncli'
Republican Institution as the Union;
League Club one finds a preponder- '
'iint’Semirnent to:- Ai Smith.
' The question no longer is a. part-
isan one. A legislator is either for
or against Al Smith.
3 All this ts due to the (act that
Governor Smith knows the state of
”New York and 115 problems beltet
than any one cl=e in the government
’
him in many important
He outdid the last gosernment {Or
example by bringing about thi!
year, as well as last. a. reduction of
25% in income tax. He forced a. bill
eliminating grade crossings. In not
all cases did Al Smith succeed. He
and in this his third term he has adVOCaWd 10" example the "“7 bud'
conducted himself “th such skill get system which Elihu Boat prciposl;
advocating “1915“,“ o‘ lltpublican l ed amoral years ago in the ow or
as 'weu as Demograu.‘ 0115.13 tl. mistato constitutional comenuon. He
gym such Republ'can 01"; an: as me, wanted the term goxernor changed
New \o‘rh Herald Tr; bune and the l a“ that the election “ould “01 come
' in a presidential \ear.
~46w lorli .lun il'E‘t not failed to-
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support I’lIYIl generously, There there many other things 0
\V'hether \lr. Smiths “do”. u importance “hith he \etoed. but
Yhe legislature comes to an €nd_1slgeuerall) speaking 4“ Smiths \ic-
me to the incl. 0. Helm: of the Re- 'tory is one of the most remarkable
vublican leadership in in; state or in modern palm“ —
Whether it is due to the Governor”; It is natural drapite Al Smith':
remarkable hall on public Opinion. disclaimer of political ambition that
the tact is that the New York gov- ”16 POIilicinns should be discus-in);
crucr is o‘erson1uch stronger 1.0.5010 effort; of hit achievements
on, than he wa; last Sovember'T‘I'o years hence. Senator James
when in the (nee o': :m .oxer-whclm- ; Wadsworth. Republican. comes up
lag Vote for Mr. 130011.13c and ghni'or re-elecuou. If Al Smith want:
election of tl.o entire statc 1(puh.ille Dc-mm'utlc nomination he can
“can ticket. to “as for the 1m ~ld huxe it. and there are already a
time elected grivcrror of; theState:nulrb91 u. republicans “'l'lO 7:63!
of New York 0;; Int. Dugoqauc that if he wants a. place In the
‘L'nilcd States Sinate he can have
have that too. Mr. “‘ndsworth has
Sitar 21 mm: at sorticg to 1);. had troubles of his own in New York
state lie Could Iul'c no .mbin‘on 1.45141“: and “bile he did not have
be gmerzn. I'omtt nu that ill 5C WUB OPPOSIUOD when 11¢ ran the
this . 11,31“. Q-rm kg was act~ '11. st time there “as considerablt
jug (Or the ”dub; M ‘1‘ n u peoplt Idle-affection among the women voters
m not my i:~.l-:1.. the 1-3de became or his attitude on suffrage.
tiecuently. addrrrhillt; gage audl- Some of the intimate trienda of
ences in person. an dholding the sup- Governor Smith M? it 0093 “01 13‘
port. 9: the we” 1,. mus. (.3593 b: loud to run for :l._e Senate. that he
can» or his .zzu, ave u: puhllt‘ -1 set bark w Drh’lw New“!
questions. A; 5. , , - h“, compelled I take curt:- or his family in tb eiuture.
u~Repub|figun .. :0 {011m- and that he \tlll retire iron: public
- ante a: ter he completes his present
Ilcrm in Albany.
9 1 here are cthcis among Al Smith‘z
i :rtouds who think he will be a ser~
oious contender tor the democratic
' presidential‘nominaition in 1928 deo-
gpitu the friction which detelopod in
i the Madison Square Garden conven-
ttton last year. They go on tho aa-
sumption that Al
(mm a. seat in the United States
Senate “ill command national at-
ticket.
-Governor Smith has was“: that
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gt EL LIFELESS?
. SPRING FEVER
EE- =EASIL Y C URED
II Are you feeling bad. antIOll and will become the out-
: puny weak and are you standing leader of his party. Cer-
Without your natural tainly it Mr. Smith is to be a tac-
II ‘energy and pep? tor in the 1928 situation he .will
be much more likely to exert influ~
once it be is actually in.tlte polltléal
limelight than It be is in private
I business.
still a long ways oil but it is worth
I 00‘ 81W: 800d digestion recording that the popularity 0: Al
I Smith is on the increase. His sup-
0 I
porters in the .neigbborlng states
Purify Your BlOOd have heard of his remarkable work
i {and rid yourself of these
i
i
I If you are, and if your
stomach sour: and is con-
, tipated, irritated and does
I
and are talking or him again for
' 1925. ,Whatever else may be bap-
gins,“ {1‘8 troubles End be pening to the other capdidetes (or
a" u e again "It the democratic nomination in. is“.
Al Smith'goee on every day‘d'evelop.
ing more irienda and more support
in the democratic party in the east.
WADSWOR'IH;
MAY GET JOB .
lN-lllE- CABINET
WASHINGTON. April 7.-—Senator
Jame. W. Wadsworth of New York.
according to political gossip. can 'be
Secretary of War in the event sec-
retary Weeks retires. it he desires
to leave the Senate.‘ '
His name has figured remotely in
the talk recently in connection with
the expected retirement of Secretary
Weeks. Sunday it became more do—
finite. with hia being one of the
guests on the President yachtlliay-
flower. President Coolidge looks up-
on Senator. Wadsworth an especially
qualified and an authority on mm-
nary matter- who would strengthen
pie Cabinet.
Senator Wadsworth is regarded
by army oncial's as one or the beat
posted laymen in the United States
on military moire. . Ho enlisted as a
prim in Battery A. in the Span-
isb' War. As a member of the New
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Eur-ding Cabinet membership. Ito-V
. publicans any that Senator-wade.
worth is strong enough to,
Governor Smith if the latter d
be Democratic nominee for m
in New York in i926. 0a the-other
band. Democratic leaders a-srt that
Governor Smith can easily win the
Senatorial contest. >
Smith speakinu.
projects. f
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knees to the head and physiciansi
said there were evidence that the.
girl had made a desperate struggle [
agein‘at an attack. Deputy Coroner ‘
Roth laid the girl apparently was
between 18 and 19 years old.
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