Widow of Roosevelt urges election of Harding
Edith Roosevelt widow of Theodore Roosevelt urges voters to back Warren G. Harding and Calvin Coolidge. She says the country needs strong nationalist leadership and invites women to use their influence to support the Republican ticket for peace and welfare at home and abroad.
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Republicans Insure Economical Conduct
Washington reports critique of wartime and postwar government spending. The piece argues daily disbursements reach 15 million, with 2 million per day in 1914, and calls for drastic reductions. It predicts Congress and the new administration will trim clerks and bureaus to save hundreds of millions.
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Nation demands thorough change in November vote
Chicago dispatch reports a strong nationwide desire for change away from Wilsonism. Voters seek new leadership in November, viewing Cox as aligned with Wilson and not pursuing Wilson policies. Public sentiment favors a break from the current administration.
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