Republicans Likely to Unite Over League Issue After Harding Victory
The piece argues that a Harding win signals intra party unity on the league covenant, with Republicans set to reorganize to govern and avoid factional splits. It contends the league will fail in Europe and a constitutional substitute, not threatening sovereignty, will be pursued with bipartisan cooperation.
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New York Journal of Commerce
Journal
Wilson
Taft
Uncle Sam
League of Nations
Europe
Republican Party
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Nature Takes Its Course at the 1920 Republican Convention
The account recalls the 1920 Republican National Convention crisis after the eighth ballot. Governor Lowden and Senator Harding urged withdrawal to allow Harding’s nomination. Harding refused and urged letting nature take its course. He emerged as the unifying choice on the 10th ballot.
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Harding
Wood
Lowden
United States
Harding Proposes Federal Public Welfare Dept For Social Justice
Senator Harding urged a Federal Department of Public Welfare to defend maternity childhood and public health speaking to 5000 women from across the country. He warned against paternalism while stressing administration machinery and enforcement of law as core aims.
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Department of Public Welfare
Harding
Washington
America
United States
Marion
Harding Welfare Plan Praised by Fess in Congress
Hon. Simeon D. Fess lauds Senator Harding's proposal for a Federal Department of Public Welfare and social justice. He says the plan focuses on motherhood and childhood, expands women's roles on boards, reorganizes Washington departments, and aims for practical, unified action.
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Department of Public Welfare
Simeon D Fess
Congress
Ohio
Washington
Governor Sproul Says Women Not In Favor Of Cox
Governor Sproul of Pennsylvania declares women voters oppose Cox and argues his true stance on woman suffrage was political posturing. He cites a broad alienation of American women and faults Cox for attacking traveling salesmen and their families.
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Cox
Pennsylvania
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Harding welfare program praised by Chicago spokeswoman
Mrs. Raymond Robins, president of the National Women's Trades Union League, spoke in Marion on Senator Harding's social justice plan. She said millions of women from farms and cities see the program as a route to solutions for child protection, maternal care, women workers, health, and rural needs, and called the speech one of the decade's great addresses.
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Marion
Raymond Robins
Chicago
Harding
America
Cox criticized for broken promises by Wheeling Intelligencer
The Wheeling West Virginia Intelligencer says many people support Cox but fear he will not keep his word. It calls the critique of the presidential candidate severe and hard to imagine.
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Cox
George Harvey
Wheeling
W. Va
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