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Corydon Democrat

Location

Corydon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1920

Page

4

Republican platform under fire from critics across papers

The Springfield Republican and other papers denounce the platform as extreme and terrorizing to force convention surrender. Critics from The Chicken Post to The Rocky Mountain News condemn it as anti Wilson and evasive. Harding’s ties to Roosevelt and Johnson draw sharp attacks and a Progressive voting bloc hints at defection in November.

Springfield Republican Chicago Poliev Chicken Post Borah McCormick The Rocky Mountain News Republican Wilson Senate World Federation Cleveland Plain Dealer Johnson Atlanta Constitution William Allen White Kansas Repub- Nearem Sleaven Washington Post Mexico Republican Party New York Times Franklin Pierce Harding Boston Globe

Republicans Still Ungrateful And Defeated For Nomination

The piece notes Leonard Wood’s defeat for a presidential nomination by a coalition of politicians, likening it to Theodore Roosevelt’s loss years earlier and Clemenceau’s denial in France. It reflects on courage, vision, and executive ability.

Leonard Wood America Theodore Roosevelt Clemenceau France

Harding Turned Down by Voters in Indiana Test

The article argues that Warren G. Harding was not the party choice in Indiana and Ohio where primary votes showed only about 20,000 of 217,000 Republican ballots supported him. It cites Senator Hiram Johnson claiming Harding was chosen by a few men in Chicago’s Blackstone Hotel, not by the rank and file.

Farren Gamaliel Flarding Harding Roosevelt Johnson Marion Daily Star Marion Ohio Kokers Benedict Arnold Aaron Burr Hiram Johnson Orient Roosvelt Roosevelts Johnsons Hilannas Fougevelt Ohio Mr. Harding Wood Vir. Warding Marion Indiana Yarding Blackstone Chicago

Harding Chosen Despite Tribune’s Reluctant Stance

The New York Tribune notes Warren G Harding was selected by the Senate group guiding the convention. The paper criticizes pretending satisfaction with the result, calling the stance hypocritical and unsuitable for its Republican editorial line.

Warren Gamaliel Harding Senate Tribune New York Tribune

Harding Fails to Win West In 1920 Nomination

Special to the Courier-Journal reports from San Francisco that Western Republicans show little enthusiasm for Harding. Observers note the party split persists and Progressives may stay out, while Democrats hold the balance of power in the West and the South.

Harding West Courier-Journal San Francisco Wardine Washington Mississippi Mrr. Hughes Trans-Mississippi Mr. Harding Mr. Coolidge

An Affront To Intelligence in Harding Nomination

The New York Evening Post denounces Senator Harding as the Republican choice at Chicago, calling the nomination the worst foot forward by the party. It argues the convention overlooked stronger candidates and implies a broad dissent within the old guard and allied factions.

New York Evening Post Harding Republican Party Chicago Old Guard

Progressive critique of party nominating choice in Kansas

The piece argues the convention failed to revolt against control by the Hardins as Kansas voted on the ninth ballot. It claims the nomination betrays progressive ideals and that the platform fits the outcome. The author states Republicans deserve to lose in November.

Kansas

Labor Leader Gompers Trumps Debs Insult in Republican Note

A Corydon Republican message defends Samuel Gompers, praising the AFL head and denouncing Debs as a war-era convict. The piece argues laboring people esteem Gompers and rejects insulting comparisons by partisan outlets. The note continues on the next page.

Corydon Samuel Gompers American Federation of Labor Gompers Debs Federal United States

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