Parties Split Over League Issue in 1920 Election
A Nassau clipping reports sharply divided views on the League of Nations across parties. Georgia Democrats praise Wilson Cox Cox lines and Roosevelt positions while Missouri Idaho and Oregon lawmakers align with or oppose the League. Public perception and campaign tactics reflect fierce debates as candidates stress differing stances and electoral implications.
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Sy Sultan
Onyright
Washington
League of Tions
Georgia
Wils
Versailles
Dorsey
Franklin D. Sonsevelt
League of Nattions
Roosevelt
Hokemith
Cox
League
Tom Watson
Reed
Woodrow Wilson
Bae Tom
League of Nations
James H. Reed
Missouri
Wisconsin
la Follette
Idaho
Borah
Farah
Senate
Great Britain
America
Republica
Berthiwe
O. K
Nominees of About 20 Parties To Be Voted for Tomorrow
New York report notes a record field with about twenty parties nominating candidates for national and state offices. It highlights varied tickets including Republican Democratic Socialist Prohibition and others, plus extensive editorial commentary on League of Nations figures and upcoming electoral details across states.
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Illinois
New York
Scoy
Lacre
Wilson
United States
Bankhead
Alabama
Martin
Virginia
Elaware
Maine
Massa
Nesato
Mis
Nebraska
New Oo
Rhode Island
Dousetiy
Michigan
Jersey
Tennessee
Texas
Wyoming
Senate
Sikatates
Prohibitionists
Indiana
Tabor
House of Representatives
Ivacancles
Arizona
Arkan
Calorada
Connecticut
Dela Provida
Coo Wa Rehuysetts Souri
Leniana
Hampshire
New North Carolina
Eased
Utah
Wigton
West Virginia
Wisconsin
California
Reovela
Origan
Maryland
Issippi
New Jersey
Ilinois
Nitig
Police Parade Proves Success
A large police parade and inspection at Staside park impressed residents as officers and motorized units marched from police headquarters through Fairfield avenue to Main and State streets. Leaders included Superintendent Flanagan, Assistant Superintendent Flood, and Captain Blansfield with four companies. The event showcased discipline, with detailed platoon leadership and a strong color guard.
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Gid Weterins
Staside Park
Port Pikcemen
Flanagan
Tairfield Avenue
Main
State
Park Avenue
Managan
Star
Flood
Gunerintentent
William O'Lear
Cassidy
Arnolsky' A
Kehou
Sla
Hert
Joan Furng
Jeremiah Lavin
Daniel Duns
Philip Blansfieit
Joseph A. Hazel
Joseph P. Coughlin
John O'Connell
R Alpheus Goulden
Charles Wakeman
Hall
John Flynn
Joh Browne
Cantaln ‘Qhaglea He Wheeler
Liewtsnant Arthur %, Prout
Daniel Poland
Selectmen Set Today to Swear In New Voters
Prospective voters who turned 21 since October 19 and others whose rights were restored since October may be sworn in at a special session of the board of selectmen today. The meeting in City Hall runs from 9 am to 1 pm and is expected to add a small number of new voters, mainly young men and women reaching age 21.
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Board of Selectment
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Sopile
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Massachusetts
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