The Archive · 1928

Louisville, Kentucky, Oct. 13

In a speech to-day, referring to the matter of tariffs on imports, Governor Al Smith urged that the question of Customs duties should removed from polities and tre fed a3 a business and economic prolem. "He would refer any changes of rates to a Tariff Commission. He also declared that no revision of rates which interfered with the standard of living in the United States or took five cents off a workman's wages would be approved by the Democrat Party.

Oct, 15, Governor "AI" Smith, the -De mocratic candidate for the Presid-feeney of the United States, to-day visited the log-cabin on a' hill-top '50 miles southwest of Louisville' which Is enshrined as President Lincoln's birth-place, and deposited a wreath—Reuter,

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