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SMITH AND HOOVER ROLL UP BIG LEAD IN COLLEGES
Below are listed the returns of the Presidential nomination poll conducted in six colleges and universities. These results mark the first indication of the trend of student opinion regarding the Presidential timber.
The University of Cincinnati, Cornell, the University of Kentucky, Middlebury, New York University, and the University of Pennsylvania contributed to the survey.
Hoover 6975 Smith 5676 Dawes 696 Reed 345 Ritchie 250 Coolidge 226 Lowden 189 Willis 73 Walsh 70 Curtis 64 Hughes 42
The remainder of the 15,660 votes were scattering. Senator Heflin of Alabama got one vote.
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