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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1920
Page
4
An Omaha Bee editorial declares the United States near the end of presidential intolerance under Woodrow Wilson. It argues the administration opposes republican and democratic principles, mocks bipartisan dialogue, and calls for a smashing republican victory at the polls next November to restore representative government.
A congressman from Ohio denounces opposition to war as a piker’s job and attacks a wing of the Democratic party for seeking universal peace while supporting a large armed force. He accuses them of hypocrisy and of proposing an armed camp of 600,000 soldiers plus a growing pool of trained youths.
The piece recalls Senator Harding as one of the original 39 signers of the March 4 1919 round robin that opposed the proposed league of nations. It notes his stance during the treaty fight and his role in repudiating the covenant, framing his future foreign policy as rooted in the Second Declaration of Independence principles.
Washington reports Representative Ira G. Hersey of Maine argues the Wilson party faces a desperate position. He says they cannot defend their seven year record and seek to distract voters from waste and incompetence while promising to keep the nation out of war and out of peace.
Warren G Harding outlines a party led government over personal rule, pledges representative democracy, a strong tariff, merchant marine, small army, and woman suffrage. He warns against world government, calls for production, warns against profiteering, and advocates immigration standards and agricultural support.
A condensation of Harding acceptance remarks highlights fidelity to country and God, pledges to defend the Constitution and wage earners, calls for deflation, opposition to suppressed competition, and swift peace with a capable cabinet including the vice president.
A speech argues for federal action against lynching and for equal rights for Black citizens, tax relief after war, and fair housing. It champions woman suffrage, responsible immigration policy with Mexico, lawfulness, and gratitude to veterans. It urges confident, forward-looking national unity.
The notice promotes mail order developing and printing services. It urges customers to wrap film securely and write full address on the package. It promises no charge if films fail and quick turnaround with the best results from other films.
Local agent offers comprehensive automobile insurance covering fire theft public liability property damage and collision. Call phone or write to obtain rates before your car is gone.
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