Group Domination Issue Sparks Clash in 1920 Campaign
In an August 20 address Gov. Cox and Sen. Harding traded lines over political "rings" and patronage. The piece reviews their ties to Ed Moore and Harry Daugherty, noting public interest in how each candidate depends on key Ohio insiders and the implications for voters and public patronage.
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Mark Sullivan
Ashington
Gov. Cox
Senator Harding
Ohio
Harding
Cox
Hardin
Chicago
San Francisco
Ed Moore
Harry Daughterty
Moore
Daugherty
United States
Roth
Mardling
Morse Panton
Caring for Baby During Hot Spells Promotes Constipation Relief
A mother notes summer heat makes babies fussy and constipated. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is praised as a gentle, effective laxative with no griping. Mrs Newton of Dayton cites lasting relief for her constipated infant after use.
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Dr. Caldwelle
Ernest Mérrounross
0. M. Newton
Third St
Dayton
Cale
Dr. Caldwell
Justice Wheeler Receives Cavaliere of Crown of Italy
Justice Wheeler of the Connecticut Supreme Court has been honored with the Cavaliere of the Crown of Italy by King Victor Emmanuel. The decoration recognizes his wartime service and efforts aiding Italians in Bridgeport. A letter from the Italian consul presents the diploma and orders. In other news a Chicago trust company hires a woman cashier able to wear a hat without charging depositors a fee.
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Cavaliere of Order of Crown of Italy
King Victor Immanuel
Order of the Crown of Uniy
Victor Emmanuel
Geerke W Wheater
the Supreme
Saur
Connecticut
Wheeler
DeCicco
Sonsular Ven
Taly
Bridgeport
Order of the Crown of Italy
Chicago
Two Groups of Backers Shape Presidential Obligation
An analysis argues Cox owes obligations to four Democratic bosses led by Nugent Murphy Brennan and Marah, plus Tom Taggart, while Harding’s ties lie with a Senatorial “ring” led by Smoot. The piece weighs which group is more undesirable for the presidency and predicts a sharp exchange if Smoot counters Harding in Kansas.
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United States
Cox
Moore
Otis “Drys
Ohio
Drys
Prohibition
Arding
Harding
Banner
Smoot
Utah
Coxs
Nugent
New Jersey
Murphy
Tammany
Brennan
Chicago Machine
Mara
Daugherty
Senate
Aldrich
Gorman
Smater Smoot
Treasury
Matiral Rifti Ug 2
Nimad
State Legion Meeting to Open With Parade and Addresses
State Legion will open its meeting with a street parade from Legion headquarters through Golden Hill street to Main street. Governor Holcomb Major General Clarence Edwards and Rev Francis Kelly will address attendees as Philo Calhoun and Lt Vincent Keating oversee arrangements for visitors and entertainment.
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Philo Ey H
Dty
Marrla
New Lan Tins
Clairman
New London
Justus J. Fenrienell
Walrfield
Stamford
Convenson
Praya
Henry F. Cassidy
St. Augustine's Church
Hartford
Harry ‘W. ‘Congdon
Legion
Rescues Girl From Automobile’s Path
Matthew J. Stritch of Stratford placed himself in danger at Fairfield Avenue and Main Street yesterday afternoon to save Miss Linton Harrison from injury. A limousine rounded the corner and Stritch jumped into the street, shielding the woman and throwing her to safety. He was knocked ten feet by the car, suffered bruises, while Harrison avoided harm. The grateful father named Stritch and offered a reward, which he declined, vanishing into the crowd.
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Matthew J. Stritch
Chile
Orginerr
Steamen
Stratford
Linton Harrison
Fairfield Avenue
Main Street
Miss Garrison
West Philadelphia
Strateld
Philly Harrison
Stritch
Scritch
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Imba Atann Penitentiary
Morse
Daugh‘orty
Gros
Malin
New Worl
Batey Daugherty
Columbus
Mosse
Taft
Munres
Liquor Dealers Association
Electia
W. B. Caldwell
Washington Street
Manchello
Lerrhem
Kinney’s
Justice Wheeler
Lillian Harrison
New York
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Mahair
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