Monday, Aug. 13, 1928
Votes
Additions to Hooverism included:
Dr. Edgar Young Mullins, Kentucky Democrat, president of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. Reason: Prohibition.
William Hale ("Big Bill") Thompson, Wet Republican Mayor of Chicago. Reason: "Harmony."
William R. Pattangall, Maine Democrat, since 1916 a justice of Maine's Supreme Court.* Reason: "The Democratic party . . . has for the time being passed into hands not properly qualified to administer."
Dr. Daniel A. Poling, president of the Christian Endeavor. Reason: "Righteousness and sobriety."
The Eastern Conference of Fundamental Undenominational Churches. Reason: Prohibition.
The Young People's Conference of the Presbyterian Church. Reasons: "A Christian gentleman . . . sterling character . . . dignified . . . high ideals . . . Protestant faith . . . Prohibition."
* Mr. Pattangall's wife, a onetime Democratic National Committeewoman, "bolted" last fortnight (TIME, Aug. 6).