Forecast of Harding Victory Cited by Courier Journal
The Louisville Courier Journal, historically influential, is cited as predicting Harding will win the presidential election with a wide electoral majority. The article notes the paper’s data-driven forecasts, historically accurate in most elections, and discusses party alignment and state-by-state projections.
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Courier-Journal forecast splits electoral map toward Harding win
The Courier Journal projects 353 for Harding and 76 for Cox with a split electoral vote map. It lists sure Democratic states totaling 126 and a shaky mix including California New York Wyoming Kentucky Utah Indiana as debatable.
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Their Defense and War Spending Critique in Election Rhetoric
In a sharp critique of the eight year Democratic record the piece accuses party leaders of waste and profiteering while claiming the administration used war rhetoric to cover financial mismanagement. It contrasts war efforts with alleged graft and patronage as evidence against policy.
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Which Suit You Best Harding or Cox Debate
The text contrasts two candidates, Mr. Harding and Mr. Cox, on America's role globally. It argues Harding favors America first with selective generosity and independent judgment, while Cox favors internationalism and deference to a world body or super state.
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Odious Comparison in Presidential Appeals
The column argues Mr Harding avoids local interests while Mr Cox injects local coloring to win votes. It claims Cox shifts views by community, while Harding remains consistent and universal in appeal.
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Foreign policy critique on selection and vision
The author condemns the administration for flawed patronage and superficial screening in nominating a mediocre politician and an ancient navy department clerk to lead a powerful state project. The piece argues for a more serious, far sighted approach for the interests of 110 million people.
Keystone State Vote Claim Draws 750000 Margin
Pennsylvania Hapablcon officials assert a 750000 majority in the Keystone State amid conditions they say fully warrant the claim. The statement underscores a decisive political outcome in a tense statewide context.
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Four Corners to Washington on War Expenditure Waste
A dialogue discusses wartime costs eclipsing normal government spending, with figures around 97 billion in 1917 to present, and estimates that up to 50 percent of war spending was wasted. The conversation blames the system of reticence and executive overreach for lack of proper congressional oversight and transparency, hinting at potential political backlash once full facts emerge.
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North weight in pure gold patient account in 1900s Winnipeg
A jagged patient voice from 624 College Street in Winnipeg Manitoba describes severe stomach pain anxiety and nightmares after taking a mystery tonic. The narrative names Dr R and a drugstore setting near Balk Drug Shore and Center Creek.
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Carey Boosts Reclamation and Harding Victory Aim
The article reports Governor Carey praising tariff policy opposition to Article 10 of the League of Nations and wartime spending while urging support for Warren G. Harding and a Republican Congress to continue postwar economic stabilization. It also notes a water user notice warning that the quarterly rent must be paid or water will be shut off with penalties. The Tribune also promotes Want Ads.
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New Residents Buy Home In Casper
Mr and Mrs Hi B Maxon of Shor Wan move to Casper and purchase a house on East Street through Nesbit Real Estate Company. Mr Maxon is employed with C B Q and has recently relocated to this town.
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