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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1920
Page
4
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Reporters note women at the San Francisco Democratic National Convention were integrated into proceedings and more numerous than at Chicago. Chairman Robinson invited a woman to preside on stage, marking the first time a woman did so at a Democratic National Convention. The piece contrasts treatment with Republicans in Chicago and argues the North’s white voters and lawmakers are harsh on black crime, countering Republican campaign narratives.
Harding received 230 votes about 17 percent of the Harrison County presidential total, fewer than Wood Lowden and Johnson, with Johnson far ahead. The note criticizes Harding’s lack of statewide ballot placement, cites Homer S. Cochisss speech, and questions Goodrich tax law impacts on county taxpayers.
At the San Francisco Democratic National Convention on June 28 a unanimous vote directed Chairman Cummings to send a telegram of appreciation to President Wilson. The message lauded his wartime leadership, recovery from illness, and reforms, while condemning partisan foes and praising America’s progress under his administration.
Temporary Democratic chairman Cummings hails the Federal Reserve Act as elastic currency controlled by the people. He condemns Republican opposition, lauds wartime steadiness, and argues the League of Nations offers peace while opposing Republican repudiation and isolationism.
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