N&O Index Card Listings

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Daniels, Josephus
  • Says aemocrats ought not to name Smith. Mar.19-28:1.
  • True yara stick is Muscle Shoals plant. Mar.25-28:8 M.
  • Do the people care about T apot Dome scandal? Ap.l-2d:5 M.
  • Cut out all 'platforms in national campaigns. Ap.8-28:? 0.
Daniels, Josephus
  • Unnecessary office; What is woman's place? (eds.) F.14-28:4.
  • Will water power be controiiea oy monopoly? F.26-28:7.
  • Havanna congress accomplished nothing. lar.4-28: 7 M.
  • Dan you see a new party on nolitical horizon?. Mar.11-28:3.
  • Wanted: a yard stick to measure Droeoer-ity. Ear.18-28:7 M.
Daniels, Josephus
  • Freedom of discussion better tnan black list. Ap.15-28:8.
  • Weighed in the balance and found wanting. Ap.22-28:3.
  • Will Muscle Shoal jokers deadlock the j rneaEure. Ap. 29-28:10 X.
  • Does disfranchisement breed miscarriage justice in city of Washington? May 6-28: 11.
  • Leaders of commerce demand a clean-up in our country. May 20-28:9.
Daniels, Josephus
  • Coolidge is now called "The Vermont vetoer. Je.3-28:7 M.
  • Leading candidates nave said "nary" a word. Je.10-28:11 0.
  • What answer will Houston made to Kansas City? Je.17-28:5.
  • Two illustrious Roberts of the Southern Confede:acy (ed) Je.20-28:4.
  • Embattled farmers repulsed at Kansas City marching on to Houston. Je.24-28:11.
Daniels, Josephus
  • William Jennings Bryan. Je.29-28:4.
  • Say's Smith's telegram will not cause defeat. Je.30-28:1.
  • Houston did everything promised and ther some. Jl.5-28:10.
  • Woodrow 7/ilson and prohibition. J1.6-28:4.
  • Will the people adopt the Houston yardstick. Jl.8-28:5 M.
  • Chairman Raskob'e wet statement is a c
  • challenge that will be met. Jl.13 ?8.4
Daniels, Josephus
  • Daniels drafts dry law plank. Je.25-28J
  • Special session to aid farmers. Je.27-28:13.
  • Democrats make good start (ed.) J1.19-28:4.
  • Radio is worst foe of truly eloquent orator. Ag.26-28:10 M.
  • Easy to predict who will be elected in November. Se.2-28:10 M.
Daniels, Josephus
  • What will be the dominant issue in the campaign?. Jl.15-28:5.
  • What will be the effect of the Ashevill< appeal to dry democrat!cs? Jl.21-28:4.
  • New men at the helm in both political parties. Jl.22-28:3.
  • Looks like big money in political chests this year. Jl.29-28:3 M.
  • Wanter: substitute for war. Ag.2-28:4.
  • Is 1928 to be marked by a belly campaign Ag.5-28:9.
Daniels, Josephus
  • Mr. L oking-two-ways(ed.) Ag.17-28:4.
  • No proscription in this campaign. Ag. 19-28:4 M.
  • Full beauty of flat lands. Ag.31-28:4.
  • Political creed for 1928. Se.8-28:4.
  • Making a mockery of the solemn referendum. Se.9-28:12 M.
  • People, not platforms, really make campaign issues. Se.16-28:6.
Daniels, Josephus
  • Senator Simmons's "Full sympathy" a surprise and regret (ed.) Se.6-28:4.
  • There are just plenty of doubeful state this year. Se.23-28:7 0.
  • Embattled farmers will decide election.
  • Se.30-28:10 X.
  • Says nomination of Roosevelt gratifying. 0.5-28:17.
  • What does lack of betting on presidency indicate? 0.7-28:12.
  • Sound sentiment rose superior to the practical. 0.14-28:7.
Daniels, Josephus
  • Will the old solid South stay solid? 0.28-28:5.
  • Replies to Senator Borah. 0.28-28:5 M.
  • Will the voters go to the polls Tuesday
  • to swat somebody? N.4-28:5 0.
  • Election destroys rep. of numerous prophets. N.ll-28:i0.
  • ruits of Armistice long delayed. N.12-28:4.
  • Political prophets five way tc diagnosti cians. N.18-28:3 M.