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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1924

Page

8

Harrison Urges Democrats To Unite After Victory Look

Senator Katy Harrison of Minnesota delivers a fiery keynote at the Democratic national convention in Cleveland. She attacks Republican leadership, condemns special privileges and tax policy, and pledges to nominate a reform-minded ticket aimed at honest governance and economic relief for ordinary Americans. The speech frames a stark contrast between Democratic reform aims and Republican priorities.

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Democratic Stand Against Corruption and World Peace Critique

A lengthy Democratic statement denounces the Harding-Coolidge administration for graft and mismanagement, lauds Wilson-era successes, condemns disarmament policy, World Court engagement, and tariff errors, and pledges to restore dignity, prosperity, and honest government while highlighting investigations and farmer distress.

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Democracy and the Fight for Reform in Convention

A rousing Democratic platform calls for strict law enforcement, anti graft, and abolition of special privileges. It pledges to curb corruption, reform civil service, and empower labor with farmers, while invoking Jefferson and iconic leaders to inspire unity and determination.

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