Alfred B. Smith

Alfred E. Smith was an influential American politician who served as the governor of New York from 1919 to 1928 and was the Democratic presidential nominee in 1928. Known for his progressive reforms and efforts to improve urban conditions, he championed workers’ rights and fought corruption. Smith was also notable for his efforts to aid immigrants and uphold social justice. His leadership helped shape early 20th-century politics and reform movements, making him a prominent figure in American history for advancing progressive policies at the state and national levels.