Uncle Ted Praises Harding Nomination In Early Republican Rally
Uncle Ted explains the Chicago convention named Warren G Harding of Ohio as presidential candidate and extols Harding as a practical, constitution-minded leader. He contrasts Harding with Wilson, urges return to a government of the people, and notes Harding’s work ethic and fitness.
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Ohio Republicans Push for Front-Runner Harding Tribute
The article stresses a strong Ohio role in backing a Republican candidate, praising a figure likened to McKinley. It argues for a steady, capable leader who respects checks and balances, foresees industrial peace, and supports a protective tariff and a merchant marine. It references Senator King of Utah praising Harding.
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Nominating speech by Willis for Warren G Harding
Former Ohio Governor Willis delivers the nominating speech for Warren G Harding. He argues government regulations hampered production and urges Republican rescue of the country and preservation of American institutions. He recalls Lincoln, McKinley, Roosevelt, and past GOP leadership while stressing the need for a strong candidate to face future challenges.
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Ohio Republicans nominate Warren G. Harding for president
The speaker urges Ohio support for Harding claiming a 1920 victory can deliver the White House. He states Harding can carry Ohio by a large margin and be inaugurated March 4, 1921, if Ohio Republicans unite behind him.
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