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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1920

Page

3

Progressive backs Cox over Harding in presidential race

Fifteen Roosevelt loyalists who left the Republican Party endorse James M Cox after comparing records in public office. They praise Cox as progressive, citing his House service, early proposals on old age pensions, child labor limits, road funding, flag protection, and reformist voting. They condemn Senator Harding as a reactionary lacking leadership, citing his Senate record, opposition to public ownership, and alignment with party bosses.

Republican Party James M. Cox Cox Harding Roosevelt Hughes District of Columbia Treasury Congress Dock Committee On Rules Ohio Theodore Roosevelt Margenenliy Enth James i Cox Sonten Senate Penrose Smoot Lodge Cummins Shields Louis D. Brandeis Supreme Court

Progres­sive Party Figures Linked To 1916 Nominations

The statement lists Harold L. Ickes Mathew Hale Frances J Heney Judge Ben B Lindsey Elias D Saulsberry Joseph Misbach John M Parker Aimee Fertich H H Holman Edwin M Lee A A Andridge Charles C Rublee W H Nichols as participants and leaders tied to the Progressive movement and the 1916 conventions. It names regional delegates and state committee chairs from Illinois Massachusetts Ohio Indiana Iowa New Hampshire Vermont Missouri and Vermont with ties to Theodore Roosevelt’s ticket.

Harold L. Ickes Illinois Harding Mathew Hale Massachusetts Progressive National Executive Committee Frances J. Heney United States Ohia Ben B. Lindsey Denver Colo H. H. Holman Missouri Edwin M. Lee Indiana Republican State Committee Progressive State Committee A. A. Andridge Ohio Geapeten Charles C. Rublee New Hampshire W. H. Nichols Vermont

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