Harding and Coolidge for Home and Country campaign pledge
The piece lists local officials and promotes Harding and Coolidge as Republican champions. It touts their peace aims and claims they support the recall of soldiers from Russia, child labor laws, minimum wage, civil service retirement, rehabilitation for industrial cripples, and anti profiteering, urging voters to back the Republican ticket.
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Harding
Russia
America
World Council
Europe
Sons of Opportunity
Hard ing and Coolidge: Change voters want in White House
The piece argues for Harding and Coolidge as a change from Democratic misrule and wobbling policies. It portrays them as the best elements of the Republican party, farm-born and rising by merit, beloved by the people.
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Harding
Coolidge
White House
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Tammany Candidate Adopts Prophet's League of Nations Counsel
A Tammany candidate visits a political mentor likened to a prophet in a fiery allegory on the League of Nations. The prophetic figure demands acceptance of the treaty, warning of defeat if the vow is refused, and the candidate yields to the leading voice guiding his campaign.
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Tammany
Mecca
League of Nations
White House
Peter Oleson
Harding the Right Man for the White House Victory
An editorial praising Warren G. Harding senator of Ohio as the best Republican nominee to lead the party to victory. It highlights his honesty practicality and strong connection to the people citing his Ohio legislature and Senate record plus support for woman suffrage and laborer and farmer interests.
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Warren G. Harding
Ohio
Chicago
Harding
White House
Wilson
Lincoln
McKinley
Roosevelt
Republican Party
Washington
The Black-Cap Songster’s Noted Qualities
The black-cap, a songbird of England, sings a sweet clear but short strain and expresses a variety of tones surpassed only by the nightingale. Black-caps are most often found in orchards and gardens.
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England
Harding acceptance speech outlines party rule and world role
Warren G Harding accepts the Republican nomination stressing party sponsorship over personal rule, defending American sovereignty, and opposing a world government. He calls for a strong cabinet, active Congress, and peaceful yet independent leadership with limited international obligation. He warns against entangling alliances and urges a balance of peace and competition.
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Warren G. Harding
Lodge
National Committee
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Republican Party
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Europe
America
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