Harding Was Truly Elected President and Vice President
Washington on February 9 1920 the Senate and House formally declared Warren G Harding president and Calvin Coolidge vice president canvassing the electors votes from November 2. The tally showed 404 to 137 against James Cox and Franklin D Roosevelt. A matron hat with gray crepe de chine and orange leather applique is described.
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Warren G. Harding
Calvin Coolidge
United States
Senate
House
Wilson
Mr. Harding
Mr. Coolidge
James M. Cox
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Mator
Prohibition Ballot Process Proposal and Penalties
A historical ballot plan outlines sending ballots to registered voters with notices in the daily press. Clerks verify lists, mark unsigned ballots as Yes, and forward names to the Prohibition Enforcement Bureau. The bureau would estimate enforcement costs and assess individuals pro rata, with delinquent payments enforcing potential jail time.
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Prohibition Enforcement Bureau
Washington, D. C
Harding backs naval armament build plan stance
Washington Feb 9 The Senate committee on naval affairs reported against a six months suspension of the 1916 building programme, clarifying President-elect Harding's position on reducing naval armaments.
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Washington
Harding
Senate Committee On Naval Affairs
Disarmament report favors universal move but warns against unguarded US
Senator Poindexter released a report after hearing Mr. Harding. Senator King of Utah dissented. The key paragraph urges that disarmament must be universal among great powers, warns the United States cannot remain undefended, and notes the committee supports capital ships while suggesting reallocating $55,000,000 from destroyers and submarines to two aircraft carriers.
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Poindexter
Harding
Senator King
Utah
United States
Judge Bruce Proposes Plan To Enforce Prohibition
Judge Bruce criticizes enforcement as a farce and outlines a method aimed at reducing taxation and hypocrisy. He notes that the same number of people are brought before him on drunkenness charges now as in the preprohibition days and considers a statewide approach across the Union.
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States of
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Union
Harding Quits the Houseboat in Florida
President elect Harding arrived at St. Augustine by motor from Daytona where he had landed from the house boat Victoria. The Victoria is nearly deserted as the Harding party departs for home. Renewal of the best minds conferences begins tomorrow as he prepares final Cabinet selections.
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ST. Augustine
Fla
United News
Harding
Daytona
New York
Washington
Today’s Events List in Boston Area
A series of afternoon and evening engagements are planned across Jamaica Plain, Horticul tural Hall, Mechanics Hall, Hotel Brunswick, Public Library and Copley Plaza. Highlights include an Italian Orphanage opening, Agricultural union meeting, health exhibits, Daughters of Massachusetts gathering, a housing discussion by Professor Emerson, and a Traffic Club dinner with Eugene Stein speaking on Rus.
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Massachusetts Agricultural Organizations Union Meeting
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Mechanics’ Hall
Daughters of Massachusetts
Brunswick
William Emerson
Women's Municipal League
Public Library
Traffic Club of New England
Copley Plaza
Eugene Stein
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