The Archive · 1928

the Presidency

Dr. Work says that photostatic of British lists of electors exist on which Mr. Hoover's name: appears because he once tenanted 'a house in the neighbourhood of}

London and paid taxes in England, but he never attempted to vote.

Dr. Work's statement is prompt: /ed by the intention of Governor "Al" Smith, the Democrat candidate for the Presidency, to tell the story, in the course of the "whirlwind finis for which he always reserves himself, and the endeavour of the De-ascribe: to Mr. Hoover tendencies.—Reuter, Scotland, Sighted by Dutch Steamer Oct. 19.

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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