Upset Wins Latonia Derby in Stirring Stretch Battle
Upset, Harry Payne Whitney's chestnut colt by Whisk Broom II, edged Gladiator by a neck to win the Latonia Derby at Milldale Course in a record pace with a crowd of about 40 000 witnessing the dramatic finish. Jockey J Rodriguez rode Upset to a dramatic late rush as Peace Pennant led early and Rouleau ran a strong race. Prize money totaled 16 500 for the winner with second and third place paying 2 000 and 800 respectively.
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Gladiator
Harry Payne Whitney
Milldale
Whist Broom Sr
Pankhurst
Redstone
Ethel Gray
Rouleau
J. Rodriguez
A. Claptom
Montfort Jones
Connelly
Whitney
Captain Mac
Pennant
Prince Pal
Peace Pennant
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Upset
Rodriguez
Johnson
Radiator
Sindee
Sean Atgenes
King Horse
Dante
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Warren G Harding Early Life and Career Summary
Warren G Harding born November 2 1865 in Marion Ohio. He studied at Ohio Central College and worked in the newspaper business in Marion since 1884. He led Harding Publishing Company home of The Daily Star and served in the Ohio State Senate 1900 to 1904. He was Ohio lieutenant governor 1904 to 1906 and the 1910 Republican nominee for governor, defeated.
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Daily Star
Ohio
Harding Nominated for President on tenth ballot at Republican Convention
In Chicago on June 12 Senator Warren G. Harding of Ohio was chosen as the Republican nominee for President on the tenth ballot. Governor Calvin Coolidge of Massachusetts was nominated for Vice President as the convention adjourned sine die at 7:32. The roll call showed Harding gaining steadily while Wood and Lowden factions faltered amid heated floor action and late shifts.
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Colonel Procter
Washington
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Philippines
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Dark Horse
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Chicago
Missouri
Coliseum
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Pennsylvania
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Groona
North Dakota
Ohio Delegation Split in Early Roll Call at Fieth Poll
At Coliseum Chicago June 12 Myron T Herrick called a poll of Ohio delegates in the Fieth ballot. The first results showed 13 for Wood and 35 for Harding after a shift by delegates from districts one and two. Recounts and further ballots followed as Wood pressed Harding in a close convention contest.
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Harding
Ohio
Dark Horse
Leonard Wood
Thomas F. Turner
Canton
John Galvin
Hynicka
Cooper
Burchenal
Bode
Wood
Lowden
Coolidge Nominated for Vice President on First Ballot
Governor Calvin Coolidge of Massachusetts is nominated for Vice President by the Republican National Convention. The roll shows Coolidge leading with broad support across states. Lenroot and Anderson split other votes, with suffragists protesting during balloting.
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McCormick
Illinois
Hert
Kentucky
Wallace McCamant
Oregon
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Coolidge
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Michigan
Henry W. Anderson
Richmond
Virginia
Kansas
Allen
Maryland
Republican Party
Kentucky Delegates Rally Behind Lowden Amid Heat at Coliseum
In Chicago on June 12 delegates crowd the Coliseum as Kentucky hopes Governor Lowden secures the nomination. A. T. Hert notes Kentucky votes for Lowden on eight ballots with 20 for Lowden on the first ballot and minor splits for Harding and Johnson.
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Coliseum
Kentucky
Congress
A. T. Hert
Lowden
Hert
Lowdon
Harding
Johnson
Morrow
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