Harding and Coolidge Win Nomination In Convention
In Chicago on June 14 Warren G Harding was named Republican president nominee on the 10th ballot, winning 892.15 votes as anti Wood forces rallied to him. Massachusetts Governor Calvin Coolidge was nominated for vice president on the first ballot with strong support. The anti-Wood coalition, boosted by Johnson and Lenroot factions, pushed Harding to secure the nomination amid a hastened stampede that swept Pennsylvania aboard on the final ballot.
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Pennsylvania
Poindexter
Calvin Coolidge
Maschusetts
Irvine J. Lenroot
Wisconsin
Hiram W. Johnson
California
Henry J. Allen
Kansas
Hentey W. Anderson
Richmond
Van
A. d. Gronne
North Dakota
J. C. Pritesant
North Carolina
Allen
Lenroot
Anderson
Gronne
Pritehard
Bhoe Ing
Toaders Lato
Harding
Lawden
Wood
Hiram Johnson
Hiram Jolson
Lowden
Dohnaon
Borah
Wihich
Frank
Henry Cabot Lodge
A. T. Hert
Kentucky
William Allen White
Governor Coolidge
Knox
Aly
Harding Forces Adjournment Debates At Republican Ballot
In a tense Ohio delegation scene on the fourth ballot Harding gains and Wood slides as leaders clash over adjournment. Willis and Hertick challenge the process while Johnson forces loom. After a fast vote and heated rallies the convention adjourns near midnight as delegates head home.
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Hanting
Lowden
Harding
Wood
Frank Willis
Ohio
Willis Harding
Graveyard of Warships on Chicago Great Lakes Fleet
A fragmented report details a strange fleet of famous warships tied to Chicago's industrial district and river, noting submarines and gunboats with mixed service histories from the Spanish American War through World War I. It mentions surrendered ships, repurposed vessels, and $8000 costs per unit, along with unrelated lines about clothing and poetry fragments.
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Chicago
Great Lakes
van Tire Pith
Torpedo
Ganner
Devk
Mae
Scapa Flow
United States
Essex
Lincoln
Proteux
Grorbey
Artie
Discovery
Mark Hanna
Thin
Alfonso
Warren Harding and Calvin Coolidge Profiles in 1920 Era
Warren G Harding of Ohio Republican nominee and U S Senator known for Marion Star ownership and early journalism work. Calvin Coolidge of Northampton Massachusetts rising political figure, governor, later vice president, praised for Law and Order image and steady rise through local and state offices.
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Warren, Harding
Ohio
United States Senate
Marion
Blooming Gray Morrow County
Ghia
George T. Harding
Reotland
Hardings
Pennaybania
Warren
Phere Dickerson
Holland Dutel
Vin Kirke
Warren Harden
Schoool
Ohio Central College of Theria
Apd & Fob
Oman
Hator
Harding
Warren Hardving
Star
Hal
United States
Senate
Committee On Foreign Relations
Mies
Florence Kling
Epworth League Institute at Montpelier Seminary
Montpelier hosts the third annual Epworth League Institute from June 28 to July 4 with Rev. W. Kelley as dean and Rev. R. Moore, Rev. B. G. Lipasky, Rev. W. Gould, Rev. W. Hayes among officers and faculty. The program spans daily lectures on Bible study, missions, evangelism, life work, and Christian citizenship, plus sports, field day, tours, and social events led by Rev. Moore, with Mrs. Madge Warren organizing.
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Montpelier
W. Kelley
Montpelier Seminary
Epworth League Institute
Mr. Kelley
Ro H. Moore
Randolph
Kwrsar
B. G. Lipsky
Barre
Madge Warren
H. Redding
W. Hatehy Whureday
Keyster Davenport
EW. Sharps
R. Hi. Moore
BR. G. Lipaky
W. K. Hayes
W. Gould
W. E. Hayes
F. Palladine
Reform church of the middle West faces closure
A damaged OCR fragment notes a Swiss or Baltic periodical transition. It mentions Conch weekly of Chicago edited by Barbad to reviste tenure, and a Dutch Sunday paper Voor de Zomdagehor. It references Lithuanian and Dutch linguistic content and a midwest church reform context, signaling closure or diminished operation after years of publication and editing.
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Conch Weekly
Chicago
Barbad
Pal
Faeck Daily
New York
Middle West
Clack Heights Resident Faces Broad Market Purchase Claim
A Clack Heights man is accused of attempting to buy a wide range of property, prompting questions about his motives and the scope of his purchase drive. Officials say the allegations involve multiple items across sectors.
United States ministers to visit Europe to foster friendship
A 40 minister delegation will tour 10 European countries this summer representing the federal council of churches in America to build international Christian ties. Leaders from Baptist, Presbyterian, Lutheran and other denominations will join Rev Nehemiah Boynton of Brooklyn as American delegation chair for a Geneva conference prep.
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United States
Federal Council of Hes of Christ
Amerie
Federal Council
Arthur [. Brown
Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions
Comtaissian
Europe
Clichces
Ihe International
Nehemiah Boynton
Brooklyn
Geneva
W. B Beauchamp
James Cannon
Nashville
James
Gond
Philadelphia
Peter Ainstie
Te Coles Bey
Bal Miller
Kanesue City
Sthelbert Talbots
Bethlehem
Henry van Dyke
Princeton
Burnham
Ineinnati
Newton ML Vial
Springfield
Mase
Samwel A. Chester
Bo al Morehead
J. Stoles
St Panl
Eel
National
Lutheran
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