Speeches/Press Releases, 1928

File — Box: 27, Folder: 32

Identifier: CAC_CC_010_5_27_32_0000

Staff Only

Includes a letter from Cartwright regarding his position on Tammany Hall, a speech given by John R. Hawkins, black delegate from Washington D.C. to the Kansas City Convention Seconding the Nomination of Herbert Hoover for President, a speech on Prohibition which was in the News and Observer of Raleigh, North Carolina, an editor from the Dayton Daily News on Tammany Hall, a draft of a speech by Cartwright on his first term as a congressman; states his views on the status of the country; has information on the upcoming 1928 national election.

Dates

1928

Language of Materials

English

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