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Arkadelphia, Clark County, Arkansas
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William Allen White, Kansas editor, withdraws charges against New York Governor Al Smith regarding legislative record on gambling and prostitution bills, to avoid questioning the Democratic presidential nominee's motives, but upholds claim of consistent pro-saloon voting.
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New York, July 31. (A.P.)--Wm. Allen White, Kansas editor, today withdrew his charges against Governor Smith's legislative record as far as the bill governing gambling and prostitution were concerned, because, he said, he does not wish to question the motive of the democratic presidential nominee. White allowed his contention that Governor Smith consistently voted for the saloon to stand. White said of the other charges, "I could not in good conscience press this issue, realizing Governor Smith feels that my charges question the purity of his motives, which always should be granted in any political controversy."
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July 31
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Wm. Allen White withdraws charges against Governor Smith's legislative record on gambling and prostitution bills to avoid questioning motives, but maintains that Smith consistently voted for the saloon.