Georgia voters back Tom Watson in 1920 senate race
Georgia, once called the empire Democratic state of the south, supported Tom Watson for U.S. Senate amid opposition to Wilson and the League of Nations. Watson’s win came despite a Palmer delegation, with Georgia Democrats also backing Hardwick for governor and denouncing Wilsonian policies.
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League Covenant and American pledge debate in Texas
A Texas letter argues Article 10 of the League of Nations covenant does not limit Congress to declare war and urges voters to honor a pledge to preserve territorial integrity of member nations. It contrasts Cox and Harding positions and calls for poll tax receipt payment and voter participation amid national debates.
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Editorial side lights on democracy and party politics
The piece debates the League Covenant and Texas voters in 1920, cites editorials from the Waco Times-Herald and Austin Statesman, contrasts Democratic leaders Neff and Bryan with Wilson’s policies, and notes Texas and New York populations to frame political influence. It questions principles versus expediency in party disputes.
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