Republican majority vital to win control of Senate and House
George B. Lockwood in the National Republican argues a working Republican majority in both Congress chambers is as essential as electing the president. He warns that a Democratic Congress would hinder national reconstruction and that co operation between the two branches is required to pass needed laws.
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George B. Lockwood
National Republican
Lockwood
Congress
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Harding
Coolidge
Indiana Senator Praises Legion in Apostrophe to Veterans
Washington D C special. Senator James E Watson presents an apostrophe to the American Legion praising its members and their role from 1776 through World War I and the Spanish American war. He asserts the Legion aids law and order while noting many share patriotism and the flag's enduring value.
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Washington, D. C
American Legion
James E. Watson
Republic
Legion
Harding Introduced Act To Send T. R. To France
The Winchester Journal reports that Senator Harding introduced a congressional resolution to allow Theodore Roosevelt to command an American division in France during World War I, a plan blocked by President Wilson. Harding was known as a close Roosevelt ally in his later years.
Peace Summit Speech Outlines Economic Reforms
Governor Calvin Coolidge, in accepting the Republican nomination for vice president on July 27, calls for a new peace basis, revision of taxation, and reduced private extravagance. He backs Senator Harding on the league of nations and urges increased production to relieve capital withdrawal and public distress.
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Calvin Coolidge
Harding
League of Nations
Mary K K Lee backs Harding Coolidge in Ohio
Columbus Ohio Mrs Mary kk Lee a leader in women affairs and farmer groups endorses Senator Harding and Governor Coolidge. She praises Hardings energy courage integrity and reliability and says he will appoint upright men to his cabinet. She notes Coolidge as a strong lawful leader.
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Columbus
Mary Kk. Lee
Farmers
Senator Harding
Coolidge
America
Harding
Indiana Women Ready to Vote for President and Vice President
Indiana women plan to vote this fall for president and vice president even if the federal amendment fails. The 1919 law allows qualified women to vote in Indiana elections and requires registration on the first Saturday in September and the first Monday in October from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. The Republican state women’s department urges women to register promptly to avoid disqualification.
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Ind
Indiana
United States
Republican State Women’s Department
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