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Salt Lake Telegram | 1933-10-05 | Page 7 | Bitter Charges in Mayoralty Race

Type issue
Date 1933-10-05
Paper Salt Lake Telegram
Language eng
City Salt Lake City
County Salt Lake
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Article Title Bitter Charges in Mayoralty Race
Type article
Date 1933-10-05
Paper Salt Lake Telegram
Language eng
City Salt Lake City
County Salt Lake
Page 7
OCR Text I BITTER CHARGES IN MAYORALTY RACE RAGE NEW YORK Oct 5 5 UP UP-Fus UP Fusions UP-Fusion's Fusions Fusion's ons on's battle attle against Tammany and Joseph V. V 7 McKee moved from the Bronx to today today today to- to day after a slashing attack on the independent mayoralty candidate in inus his us home borough Samuel Seabury bitter utter enemy of at boss politics polities and Fiorello Florello H H. La Guardia fusion nominee nominee nomi nominee nomi- nomi nee were were the spearhead of or the a of- of McKe McKees McKee's s 's record as aldermanic president president pres- pres ident dent and acting mayor was wa paraded before a rall rally A crowd of at cheered Seabury's barrage and booed each mention of pf McKees McKee's name Seabury took McK McKee McKeto e to 10 task for his assertion of being an independent independent I dent candidate His declaration of f independence is belated Seabury said He invokes in invokes in- in I vokes yokes It now when he seeks public office but I challenge him to show that hat he demonstrated any independence independence dence ence while he held public office He said McKee was a subservient too tool ool of of Edward J. J Flynn FInn Bronx leader eader whom he classed with John F. F Curry Tammany chieftain Flynn wants more of at the spoils I tl than han ian Curry is willing to let him have Seab Seabury ry fy charged Therefore each ach has named his own agent puppet or tool as candidate for mayor La Guard Guardia a devoted most of his address to an attack on policies followed followed fol- fol lowed owed by Tammany administrations He spoke only briefly on McKee
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